Charles E W Bean, Diaries, AWM38 3DRL 606/199/1 - August - November 1918 - Part 6

Conflict:
First World War, 1914–18
Subject:
  • Documents and letters
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Open to contributions
Accession number:
RCDIG1066572
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5

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51 form of expression of feeling; this crowd cannot express its release this from perhap four years of suppressed feelings except by dancry - the feeling is bewildering; one docant get used to peace in a day; & shaide Iold remaining anxiety of war is still at I back of ones brain Iwill remain there till I work is itself again Brince Max of Badin Coris'dt Bavaria) bew issued two or three days ago, just before his resignation, an appeal to German people abroad. askny them not to despair of the Iatterland. The homeland has shown unpresedented strength in suffering & Endurance, be sd. In 1 fifth year. Abandoned by its allies, 1 German people ad as louger waye war agst
55 se 2 Dr soyor 15 she dd fe 8og 3 10 118. 5 59 5 5 S w offc increasingly superior forces. The Victory for wh many had hoped has not bu granted to us. But 1 German people has wan a still greater vectory, because it has won a victory over itself and its belief in the eight of might. From this victory we shall draw new strength for hard time wh faces us, & on wh you can also build. i 170

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