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Lloyd George & daughter on French Flag Day, WW1

Lloyd George & daughter on French Flag Day, WW1


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Lloyd George & daughter on French Flag Day, WW1

David Lloyd George, Minister for Munitions and future Prime Minister, pictured on the front cover of The Sketch magazine being waylaid by his daughter, Megan who was selling tricolour flags for French Flag Day. Unfortunately, although Megan had great success collecting that day, her father had already given all his munitions to the French Red Cross fund by obtaining a flag from another vendor. Date: 1915

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Charities Charity Collecting Covers Fund Fundraising Lloyd Magazines Megan Minister Munitions Politicians Prime Selling Tricolour Vendor


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A Heartwarming Moment of Patriotism and Family Ties: Lloyd George and Daughter Megan on French Flag Day during World War I (1915) This evocative photograph captures a tender moment between David Lloyd George, the Minister for Munitions and future Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and his young daughter Megan, on French Flag Day during World War I. The image graced the front cover of The Sketch magazine, showcasing Lloyd George being waylaid by his enthusiastic daughter, who was selling tricolour flags for the French Flag Day fundraiser. Despite Megan's success in collecting donations that day, her father had already given all his munitions to the French Red Cross fund, and he obtained a flag from another vendor. This heartwarming scene highlights the strong ties between the United Kingdom and France during a time of great adversity, as well as the importance of charitable efforts during wartime. Lloyd George, who is wearing his iconic top hat, is shown with a warm smile and a loving expression as he is momentarily distracted from his official duties to engage with his daughter. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the human side of history, demonstrating the enduring bond between a father and his child amidst the backdrop of a global conflict. This portrait of David Lloyd George and Megan, taken in 1915, is an essential addition to any collection of historical photographs, offering a unique glimpse into the personal lives of prominent political figures during a pivotal moment in world history.

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