Men of 1914
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| Men of 1914: An Accurate Biographical Record of Prominent Men in All Walks of Life Who Have Achieved Success in Their Chosen Vocations in the Various Civil, Industrial, and Commercial Lines of Activity |
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Men of 1914, Chicago: American Publishers' Association, 1915, OCLC 49777827 The phrase "Men of 1914" appears frequently in the English literature of the 20th century as a metonym for the generation that faced World War I. ― Much of this text was digitized by http://geneasearch.com/. If you have come across this text in the course of genealogical research you may be interested in their version of the text, which is interlinked with a number of their genealogical search tools. Wikipedia editors: the Wikipedia Template:Men of 1914 citation is provided for citing this source. Each name in this text has been labeled with an HTML anchor so that direct links can be made to that individual's entry, for example Furuya, Masajiro. |
Men of 1914
An Accurate Biographical Record of Prominent Men in All Walks of Life Who Have Achieved Success in Their Chosen Vocations in the Various Civil, Industrial, and Commercial Lines of Activity
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