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The East Bavaria left a bomb that killed many men and destroyed their food and tobacco.

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Having a watch was a luxury and many men wanted a watch.

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The men made use of latrine toilets.

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The soldiers talked themselves into being brave, some went mad because of that. They chewed tobacco, smoked cigarettes and drank rum. They never had enough sleep and they were treated poorly.

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Many people died in the war and may people was taken as prisoners by the vile Hun.

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Willie joined the war to please his father, even though his sisters was unhappy that he joined the army. The people stood at the O'Connell monument and waved bye at the soldiers.The soldiers had to train before they went to war. The men was drilled into marching correctly. The men was transported to the war in a train.

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The policemen of the town made sure that all rules and regulations was followed. Willies father wanted him to become a policeman, but to become a policeman you had to be 6 feet, where Willie never reached the required height.

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Willie was really close to his mother and cared for her a lot. It left him with great despair when his mother died during child birth, he cries about misses her often. Willie never reached 6 feet, he curses his very bones and his height made him unhappy.

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Mr Lawlor lost his job after being hit with banton, so he joined the army to have food to eat and he sent his pay to his daughter Gretta.

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William loved Gretta, but he kept her a secret from his father and his sisters. He would often go visit her without his family knowing.

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In the early 19's the soldiers were deployed to fight for their county. They were supplied with cigarettes, chewing tobacco and cigars to help them with stress relieve.

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On 31 August 1913 a crowd gathered regarding the Dublin lock-out which resulted that many people got the baton charge, which included Mr Lawlor, and 4 were killed, so Mr Dunne tried making it up to him by giving him gifts.

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Many men had died on the war field, which resulted in food being wasted due to capacity reduction. Many men did not receive enough food to eat when they were served, this caused them to be weak and not being able to cope.

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One of the most traumatizing events for the soldiers was watching their friends die.

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The war took away many opportunities for the soldiers, but it did harden the men and train them to be tough. Some postmen was extremely harsh on the men where they had to participate in activities under severe conditions.

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The soldiers greatest fears is death. Loneliness was one of the key aspects which the soldiers experienced. They had to make tough decisions like leaving a man to die to save themselves.

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All the men wanted a watch, and took the watches off dead soldiers for their own use.

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Latrine blocks is a solid building with a roof that was used by the men as a restroom. It was usually a distance from their rooms and there was little to no privacy. They had to sit next to each other with no doors. This was an embarrassing event that took place when they were recruits.

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The soldiers spend their free time playing cards and gossiped which also expanded their vocabulary.

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The soldiers was given the opportunity to write and receive letters. The letters was the only way of communicating with their loved ones. They would sent their pay to their family to ensure they can survive.