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[edit]DescriptionJews returning to their homes after German invasion 1915.jpg |
English: caption, "As the turkey is the native bird of the United States, so is the goose the native bird of Russia and Poland. When the victorious Germans made their triumphant entry into Russia countless numbers of geese were left behind in the flight of the Russian farmers. These were commandeered by the Germans. In the rear of the German army, as it made its way into Galicia and Russia were thousands of Jewish refugees who had fled from their homes in fear of the soldiers of the czar. On the promise of better treatment from the Germans they returned to their homes." |
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Date | Aug 27 1915 | |||||||
Source | Bisbee Daily Review Aug 27 1915 | |||||||
Author | Bisbee Daily Review | |||||||
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