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Allenby enters Jerusalem
Unknown, 1917, Document, Press cutting
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Allenby enters Jerusalem
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30071
Title
Allenby enters Jerusalem
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A page from a World War One scrapbook (vol 2) showing a press cutting and picture of the allied forces entering Jerusalem on 11th December 1917.
Artist / maker
Unknown
Date
1917
Size
27.5 x 22.0 cm
Type
Document
;
Press cutting
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
This image is taken from the 2nd of 2 scrapbooks compiled during World War One by the Thomson Family who were living at Glengyle Terrace in Edinburgh. Most of the items pasted into the scrapbooks are press cuttings, leaflets and ephemera but a couple of articles, such as letters and a ration book, give personal details and an indication of the impact of war on the family. Many of the letters of correspondence are sent to Thomas Thomson. Thomas Davidson Thomson was only 3 years old at the outbreak of war and so, his parents must have collated and maintained the scrapbooks, which span the full period of the war, on his behalf.
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