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Offline Seth_Soldier

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Facebook during ww1
« on: 13-04-2013, 16:04:14 »
If facebook existed during ww1, how does a soldier would use it ?
A museum has tried. It uses Leon Vivien and fictive  however the documents and the context (how they speak, anecdotes ) are real.

Sorry it's in french :
https://www.facebook.com/leon1914
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Re: Facebook during ww1
« Reply #1 on: 13-04-2013, 16:04:00 »
Excellent for those who dont use FB.  :)
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Re: Facebook during ww1
« Reply #2 on: 16-04-2013, 21:04:17 »
28 June 1914
Comments : At least a German!
Reply : An Austrian
reply: Almost the same

Good find Seth.
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Re: Facebook during ww1
« Reply #3 on: 17-04-2013, 00:04:42 »
Do you speak french? Then watch this:

http://www.narrative.info/portfolio/lenfant-de-verdun

You don't speak french? Maybe german? Go here:

http://einestages.spiegel.de/static/authoralbumbackground-xxl/3154/besuch_in_der_hoelle.html

Always wanted to upload an english translation to YouTube. But 5 years later, that probably won't happen anymore.
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Re: Facebook during ww1
« Reply #4 on: 24-05-2013, 16:05:56 »
The fictional Leon Vivien died yesterday 98 years ago and I find myself strangely touched.
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