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"C1915: A Glimpse into the World of War and Resilience" Step back in time to the year 1915, where history was being written with every passing day. The Kitchener Poster C. 1915 stands tall as a symbol of patriotism, urging men to join the war effort and fight for their country. Meanwhile, Michael O'Leary's poster captures the spirit of bravery and sacrifice that echoed through those tumultuous times. In this era dominated by World War I, poets like Rupert Brooke found solace in expressing their emotions through verses that touched countless hearts. The Salvation Army played a crucial role during this period, offering support and aid to soldiers on the frontlines - an image immortalized in a recruitment poster. Recruiting bands filled streets with patriotic melodies, boosting morale among troops and civilians alike. As resources became scarce due to wartime rationing measures, posters reminding people not to waste bread served as constant reminders of unity amidst adversity. Violet Bonham-Carter's presence in c. 1915 reminds us of the influential women who stepped up during these challenging times - their contributions often overlooked but undeniably significant. On a different note, Rene Bull's depiction of an exotic dancer offers glimpses into how art provided escapism from harsh realities. The call for recruits extended beyond land forces; Wwi Navy Recruitment sought brave souls willing to defend their nation at sea. Lady Glenconner's photograph from 1915 showcases elegance amidst chaos - a testament to resilience even when faced with uncertainty. Lastly, we encounter an intriguing sight: a man proudly posing alongside his Pekingese dog circa 1915 - perhaps finding comfort and companionship amid turmoil. C1915 encapsulates an era defined by courage, sacrifice, creativity, and perseverance against all odds. It serves as a reminder that even in our darkest moments, humanity finds ways to endure and triumph over adversity.