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Rose’s Notebook – Nov. 21th, 1916
April 10th, 2017 by Rose Dubois

November 21, 1916 Dear Diary, Grüß dich — Hello, diary. What a difficult few months it has been. I cannot believe that I am writing these words in a news office in Vienna, Austria. War makes strange bedfellows, and so here I sit, in a small room at the back of the Social Democratic Arbeiter-Zeitung (Workers’ Newspaper). Arbeiter-Zeitung newspaper I …
Rose’s Notebook – Nov. 3th, 1915
December 11th, 2016 by Rose Dubois

Dear Diary, It is clear to me now that this war, this Great War, will not end quickly or quietly. Germany and Austria-Hungary seem intent on provoking the entirety of Europe, and countries are scrambling to assess the situation. It has been just over a month since Czar Nicholas II of Russia personally took over as Commander-in-Chief of the Russian …