Sentence examples for war archive from inspiring English sources

"I can't afford to sit in the Munich War Archive for two years," he said.

The Iraq war archive, taken as a whole with its details of incidents small and large, offers a cautionary postscript for the current military strategy in Afghanistan.

The poetry archive was opened in conjunction with the Great War Archive, a digitization project involving World War I material collected from the public.

Conscripted and assigned to work in Austria's War Archive, he was shocked by what he saw — towns laid waste on the northern edge of the Austrian Empire and mutilated soldiers in a hospital train.

At first glance Oxford University's Great War Archive seems less flashy: a collection of about 6,500 artifacts related to World War I, ranging from postcards and photographs to a wooden leg made for a Slovenian soldier wounded on the Eastern Front.

One of the most famous VC winners featured in the Scotland's War archive is Daniel Laidlaw, who was known as the "Piper of Loos".

The idea for the poppies came as he went through first world war archives in Chesterfield records office.

In researching a novel, he would briefly visit war archives but spent most of his time collecting and analyzing artifacts: postcards, maps and pictures from magazines.

During the First World War, the Viennese writer Zweig (1881-1942) — a vehement anti-nationalist and pacifist opponent of the war — occupied a post with the War Archives, and he accepted a mission to collect proclamations issued near the front.

The pass was lost because it was not stored with those given to other reporters such as the German photojournalist Gerda Taro, the partner of the war photographer Robert Capa, said Maria Jose Turrion, the assistant head of Spain's Salamanca-based civil war archives.

But a new cadre of cold war historians seems intent on seizing fragments from cold war archives, ambiguous intercepts from cables between Moscow and its American-based agents and other ephemera to prove that the American Communist Party was indeed at the center of a nest of spies.