Hunnish Warfare. Members of the American YMCA Who Were Rescued from Torpedoed Liner ‘Oronsa’

Series

Series Name: Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

743

Date Released

6 May 1918

Stories in this Issue:

1. Women’s War Works - Forage Section. Inspection of WAA Corps (Asc) by Lt Gen Sir John Maxwell
2. The Shipping Crisis - America’s Great Effort. The Construction and Launch of a Concrete Ship. The ‘Faith’ is One of Many Now Leaving the Slips
3. How to Save Time with Your Potatoes
4. Hunnish Warfare. Members of the American YMCA Who Were Rescued from Torpedoed Liner ‘Oronsa’
5. A Wooden Cunarder. The ‘War Mystery’, the First of a New Fleet Which is Being Built at the Rate of a Ship a Month

Story

Story No. within this Issue: 4 / 5
Summary: Troops in street and shaking hands of survivors.
Keywords: Navy; Military
Library number GR: 2277
Length of story (in feet): 56

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'Hunnish Warfare. Members of the American YMCA Who Were Rescued from Torpedoed Liner ‘Oronsa’', Gaumont Graphic Issue No. 743, 6 May 1918. https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/newsonscreen/search/index.php/story/77145 (Accessed 31 Jan 2025)

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