NL: gebasseerd op de slag van Gravenstafel in 1917, waarbij Belgische grenadiers een Duitse aanval afsloegen na een gasaanval die de Fransen en Canadezen hadden uitgeroeid. (gemaakt met suno AI)
ENG: based on the battle of Gravenstafel in 1917 where Belgian grenadiers held their ground after a ges attack that wiped out the French an Canadians. (made with suno AI)

Gas over Gravenstafel

NL: het tragische verhaal van de gebroeders Van Raemdonck, die in elkaars armen stierven in het niemandsland in 1917. (gemaakt met suno AI)
ENG: the tragic story of the brothers Van Raemdonck, who died in eachothers arms in no-man's land in 1917. (made with suno AI)

IJzerbloed

NL: een remake van het soldatenliedje "le soldat Belge". (gemaakt met suno AI)
ENG: a remake of the soldier song "le soldat Belge". (made with suno AI)

De schildwacht (Remastered)

NL: gebasseerd op het Korps Autos-Canons-Mitrailleuses, een Belgische eenheid die vocht in het oostfront tijdens de eerste wereldoorlog onder het Russisch leger. Na de oktoberrevolutie moesten ze via de Trans-Siberische spoorlijn naar de andere kant van Rusland om naar huis te komen. (gemaakt met suno AI)
ENG: based on the corps Autos-Canons-Mitrailleuses, a Belgian unit fighting on the eastern front during the first world war. after the oktoberrevolution they had to cross Siberia to get home (made with suno AI)

Bloedspoor naar huis

NL: gebaseerd op de slag van Merkem in 1918, de eerste keer dat het Belgisch leger terug terrein heroverde in de Eerste wereldoorlog. (gemaakt met suno AI)
ENG: based on the battle of Merkem in 1918, the first time the Belgian army reconquered territory in the first world war. (made with suno AI)

Merkem, verdomme!

NL: gebasseerd op de slag om Burkel in 1918, de laatste veldslag waarbij dat een cavaleriecharge werd uitgevoerd. (gemaakt met suno AI)
Eng: based on the battle for Burkel in 1918, the last cavalry battle in modern history. 'made with suno AI)

Charge op Burkel

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A remarkable woman with a big heart, who devoted herself heart and soul to the cause of the downtrodden and oppressed masses.


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The life and times of Sylvia Pankhurst

In this 50min episode Mr Maillet outlines and provides details on everything you need to know for your Gr 10 Canadian History Exam! Listen, Learn and study all at once! 

Episode 438: CHC2D/P Exam Review for 2025 - Mr Maillet

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The Greek party’s leaders continue to rebrand Trotskyite formulae as ‘Leninism’ to cover their inexcusable treachery at a pivotal moment in history. While revolutionaries around the world are working to galvanise the maximum possible forces for the defeat of the US-led imperialist camp, Greece’s KKE continues to do everything in its power to demobilise this effort and justify keeping workers on the sidelines of the titanic battles to come.


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KKE leadership slanders international antifascist forum in Moscow

Great war

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‘Though overshadowed by Trotsky in historical memory, there were few Bolshevik leaders more important than Stalin in 1917.’ Contrary to the myths peddled by Khrushchev and Trotsky and 
repeated endlessly by anticommunist historians, Josef Stalin was a selfless, modest and devoted revolutionary, and a lifelong student of Marxist-Leninist science.


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Stalins library Geoffrey Roberts resume book review pt 2

The anthem of Obezyanarus in SCOPES & SHOVELS 2!

God Save the Monkey (Obezyanarus Anthem)

The anthem of Pamplonia in SCOPES & SHOVELS 2!

Ang Huling Paglalayag (Pamplonia Anthem)

This is the recording of the preface of my novel "On Part En Septembre" (We Are Leaving In September), available on Amazon (in French) at https://amzn.to/470RUi8 English translation coming soon.

Here is the text:

This morning I received a letter from another age, a missive that has traversed time. I offer it to you as a preface to this story.

Cul-des-Sarts, August 25th, 1914.

I'm writing to you from the past. It feels strange to know that you'll never be able to answer me or, more precisely, that I'll never be able to read you. That's the game of time that passes and never returns. But no matter that this is a monologue, I wanted to talk to you, to know myself alive through your reading. Isn't it magical that I can exist through you? You will be my voice, then, in the lines that follow.

It's a full moon tonight and the respite of a truce as sudden as it is suspect allows me to take up my pen to write you. I wonder whether, when you open this letter, our country—if it still exists—will at last enjoy the happiness of a lasting peace. A few months ago, I dreamed of something else, of a different summer. In August, before packing my bags for America, I planned to take the coastal road and walk the beach in the early morning. Have you heard of sand yachting? A sort of carriage with four solid wooden wheels, fitted with a sail? A certain André Dumont developed this leisure craft on the beach at La Panne. I wonder if in your time people still practice this unusual sport. I'd like to try it one day, when all this is over, when I'm done with the whistling of bullets and the crash of shells. What wouldn't I give for a sand yacht outing... But I'm wandering. Let's return to today, to this August of 1914.

It's the 25th, we'll soon be crossing the Belgian-French border. I can no longer feel the soles of my feet, the road has seemed endless these past forty-eight hours. The Germans have taken Namur, which we'd been defending fiercely since the start of hostilities, and under Colonel Verbist's orders we reluctantly decided to abandon our positions to take the road to France through the Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse. After two days of forced march under a scorching sun, I've finally just received meager rations. We're told the Germans are on our heels and that, mad with rage at having found us in their path, they'll go all the way to the North Sea if they must to annihilate our army, down to the last soldier. I so wished to discover the sea this summer, for the first time. And then to take to sea, end of September. To set sail, for good. Have you ever been to the sea? Have you ever felt on your face the breeze they praise as so gentle? I've been told about the song of the gulls too, and shrimp fishing in the early morning.

It's strangely calm tonight. I'm no longer used to silence. Allow me to pause, just for a moment, to slip a little of this quietude into my memory box. I'll no doubt need it in the days to come. I don't know where we'll be tomorrow, I don't know if this journal will last another week, a month, a year or more. I wonder if I'll see its end or if it will escape me. I'm afraid, sometimes, of not being able to close the book of my life. I'm writing to you in the urgency of a tragic situation but I'd like to be able one day to share with you the return of happiness, as if this war whose cause I don't know were only a nightmare, a painful parenthesis in history. I'd like us to remember it as the last one, as a rainstorm, violent but redemptive. Tell me I was right, tell me that in your time war no longer exists.

"We Are Leaving In September", a novel by Frederick Tubiermont

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ww1 beat for my history presentation

Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France during World War I have been found more than a century later on Australia´s coast. 


[Verse 1]
Two young men on a rolling sea,
Bound for France and history,
Ink on paper, salt and fate,
Tossed their hearts through Heaven's gate.
A cork, a dream, a fragile prayer,
For someone kind to find it there,
Long before the guns would roar,
Their words washed back to their native shore.

[Chorus]
Message by bottle, carried by tide,
Time stood still on that endless ride,
From the Great War's storm to the southern strand,
A whisper returned to the motherland.

[Verse 2]
Names half-faded, stories told,
In the ocean's vault of blue and gold,
One wrote love, one wrote home,
One wrote that he feared to be alone.
The sea kept faith through the years,
Cradling laughter, catching tears,
Now the waves have brought them near,
Voices lost but ringing clear.

[Chorus]
Message by bottle, carried by tide,
Time stood still on that endless ride,
From the Great War's storm to the southern strand,
A whisper returned to the motherland.

[Bridge]
Through dust and dawn, through war and peace,
Through every soul that's sought release,
A glass heart floats on memory's sea,
And finds its way back tenderly.

[Final Chorus]
Message by bottle, ghost of a song,
It drifted a century, faithful and strong,
The ink still speaks, the waves still call,
To remind us love outlasts it all.

Message By Bottle

This Kentucky history moment is presented by the Kentucky Historical Society, celebrating America’s 250th commemoration. 

107 years ago, World War I ended in Europe, and Kentuckian George Chescheir witnessed the relief of a nation firsthand while serving in France. 

The Great War, as it was known at the time, transformed warfare as we know it and brought conflict to a scale thought inconceivable. After the fighting ceased in France, the international celebrations were momentous, as George notes “they were having torch light parades... singing the Marsailles (sic, Marseillaise), the Star-Spangled Banner... and yelling ‘Vive l'Amérique.’”

Kentuckians were a part of these international moments, and letters like these written by George, give us a first-hand window into this crossroad event.

I’m Olivia McCants a Museum Programs Coordinator for the Kentucky Historical Society. Learn more at history.ky.gov

history.ky.gov/america250ky

November 10, 2025 - George Chescheir WWI Letter on Armistice Day

Inspired by my Grandad’s stories from the First World War.
Brothers in the Mud is a classic rock tribute to the men who stood together in the trenches — strangers who became brothers when the world fell apart around them.

It’s about courage shared, fear swallowed, and the bond that grows only when survival depends on each other.
For every man who held the line, lifted a friend, or never made it home — this song is for you.

Brothers in the Mud

This song is a cinematic folk ballad inspired by the 1914 Christmas Truce of World War I. Blending soft acoustic guitar, gentle strings, and vivid storytelling, the song paints a haunting and heartfelt portrait of soldiers from opposing sides laying down their weapons to share a moment of peace in the frozen trenches.

This track captures the quiet humanity that rose above the chaos of war — a brief, fragile miracle where carols drifted across no man’s land, hands once meant for conflict reached out in kindness, and the world remembered its capacity for compassion. With its emotional tone and historical depth, the song stands as a tribute to hope, unity, and the enduring light of peace amid unimaginable darkness.

The Christmas truce

NL: Veldwakers is een simpel solo project uit België. Sinds ik geen muziekale kennis heb, of band heb, enkel een goede kennis van geschiedenis en en fantasie. De teksen zijn zelf geschreven en gebaseerd op feiten uit het Belgische krijgsverleden en tot leven gebracht met SUNO AI. Aangezien ik een fan ben van het metal genre leek de keuze rap gemaakt.

ENG: Veldwakers is a simple solo project from Belgium. Since i don't have any musical talent, or own a band, only a good knowledge of history and some fantasy. The lyrics are written by myself and based on the Belgian military history and brought to life with SUNO AI. Since i am a metal fan myself the choice was obvious.

I play and teach mandolin and violin out of my home and online.  I founded Sweet Songs Records and the Granby Music Academy.  Founder of Cybernetic Fusion™

I write songs that tell emotional stories — moments of love, loss, and hope that shape who we are, with AI.

My music is born from real experiences and feelings, then crafted with the help of creative technology. Every track begins as a story from the heart — an idea, a memory, a message — and becomes sound through collaboration with AI tools that help bring those emotions to life.

I’m not here to replace musicians — I’m here to explore how humans and technology can create something meaningful together.

🎶 Songs with soul

Thank you for listening — every play means so much.

Marxist analysis of current events and scientific socialist theoretical insights from the CPGB-ML. Get educated and get organised!

Brand new AI-generated radio, broadcasting from Southwest London - UK. Create your own AI jingles on aijinglemaker.com

This bilingual podcast channel is an on-the-ground look from inside the classroom linked to the outside world. It is the daily explorations of our students on how learning takes place, heard from their voices. These podcasts are unscripted and represents authentic students' reflections. 

It is produced by St. Peter Catholic High School in Orléans, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

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Cette chaîne bilingue de balados offre un regard unique et expérientiel du processus d’apprentissage se déroulant à l'intérieur de la salle de classe tout en étant tourné et ouvert vers le monde extérieur. Ces balados ne sont pas scénarisés et représentent les réflexions authentiques des élèves.

Cette chaîne est produite par l’école secondaire catholique St. Peter à Orléans, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

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New tracks tagged #WW1