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Behind the Lines (2) Chinese Labour Corps - Weihaiwei, North-East Coast Shantung Peninsula, China (Peter T. Scott) |
Stand To ! No. 4 Spring 1982 |
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One Man's War (9) with The Chinese Labour Corps - France 1918 by Norman Mellor |
Stand To ! No.29 Summer 1990 |
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Behind the Lines (15) Chinese mechanics working on engines in the Tank Workshops |
Stand To ! No. 29 Summer 1990 |
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The Camera Returns (19) Chinese Labour Corps, Noyelles-Sur-Mer by Bob Grundy and Steve Wall |
Stand To ! No.36 Winter 1992 |
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The Chinese Labour Corps 1917-1921 - Sources of Oral History by Brian Fawcett |
Stand To ! No.84 December 2008 / January 2009 |
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Clearing the Battlefields the Chinese Labour Corps in 1919 by Dominek Dendooven |
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Stand To ! No. 116 |
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Book Reviews |
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Edition
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China on the Western Front. Britain's Chinese Workforce in the First World War by Michael Summerskill |
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Stand To! No.8 Summer 1983 |
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For King & Country: Canada and the Chinese Labour Corps in the Great War by Judy Maxwell |
Stand To ! No.76 April 2006 |
Stand To! is published three times a year and runs to 117 editions. The archive is available online to members of The Western Front Association.
IMAGES (c) IWM: British soldiers and men of the Chinese Labour Corps working in the timber yard at Caestre, 14 July 1917. (c) IWM Q 5897; Workers of the Chinese Labour Corps washing tanks at the Central Workshops, Tank Corps. Teneur, spring 1918. Q 9900; A Chinese worker with a model junk at the Chinese Labour Corps Camp at Caestre, 14 July 1917. Q 5900: A Chinese labourer eating whilst crouched on the ground, near Lillers, 11 March 1918.Q 10736