WWI · TURNING POINT ·
Last casualties before the Armistice (1918)
On the WWI map as “10:58 a.m.”
11 Nov 1918 — Canadian private George Price is shot near Mons two minutes before the ceasefire; American Henry Gunther is killed charging at 10:59. Nearly 2,700 men fall on the war’s last morning, after the armistice is signed. Remember the arithmetic of those six hours.
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- Armistice and the end of WWI (chapter 13 of WWI)
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- The Great War, 1871–1923
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