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WWI Christmas Truce Centennial
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". . .what a suberb book. It's obviously been a labour of love and it's a fantastic read." --Alan Cleaver, editor, Christmas Truce Website.
Oh Holy Night: ThePeace of 1914
Published in U.S. Glad to send pdf to anyone across the pond
The Book & The Reviews
The Book, 96 pp. with illustrations
Overview
Christmas Truce 1914 Book
Book Cover
Christmas Truce 1914 Book Review
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Christmas Truce 1914 Book Review
Catholic Media Review
Book Review Oh Holy Night The Peace of 1914 by Michael C
Christmas Truce 1914 Book Review
Christian Book Notes
Christmas Truce 1914 illustrations
Christmas Truce 1914 illustrations
Christmas truce 1914 illustrations
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This book reflects on the letters written to home by those young, war-weary soldiers in the cold and wet trenches of Flanders Field.
In 1914, on World War 1's Western Front, a British soldier wrote home: "The night closed in early...The soldier's Christmas Eve had come."
An extraordinary series of events followed. O Holy Night reflects on those events and the letters written to home by those young men in No Man's Land.
"After a timeless dream . . . I saw...a strange sort of light. . . .from the German parapet, a rich baritone voice began to sing...Stille Nacht, Heil'ge Nacht..."
On Christmas Eve, 1914, the carol, Silent Night, brought enemies together.
This Collin Raye song found on his Christmas Album
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