Tracing Rainbows: Known Unto God
A soldier of the great war known unto god - Photos - Wants and Offers - The Great War (1914-1918) Forum
Known-unto-God | 4 mei: zoveel | Don Pedro de Carrion de los Condes ! | Flickr
British & German graves, Somme - License, download or print for £3.00 | Photos | Picfair
John Bull on Twitter: "And that's the thing. For many families - from all over the world - it was too costly a trip to ever make. Some graves reflect this. Pvt
Kipling's epitaphs | | The Guardian
Known unto God - Wikipedia
Known Unto God
Known unto God - Wikipedia
Have you news of my boy?': Kipling's vain search for lost son - People - The Jakarta Post
A Canadian's Journey to Flanders Fields - A Wandering Web | Flanders field, Flanders, Battle of ypres
Many CWGC headstones are for unidentified casualties; they consequently bear only what could be discovered from the body. … | Remember the fallen, Greatful, Soldier
The Thousand Quiet Tragedies of Commonwealth War Graves | by John Bull | Lapsed Historian | Medium
Australian War Memorial keeps 'God' reference
Britain reburies soldiers lost in World War I - Deseret News
Known Unto God High Resolution Stock Photography and Images - Alamy
Roads to the Great War: Happy Birthday Rudyard: Kipling and the Imperial War Graves Commission
CWGC headstone showing the Kipling epitaph "A Soldier of the Great War Known Unto God Stock Photo - Alamy
Rudyard Kipling and the "Missing" Soldiers of WW1
Close up of an unknown grave ('Known unto God') & the Cross of Sacrifice in the Theipval Cemetery, on the Somme, France Stock Photo - Alamy
John Bull on Twitter: "Okay. History time! You've probably seen photos of Commonwealth war cemeteries, with rows of white graves. They're heartbreaking images. What you DON'T see are the thousands of small,
Kipling hunt for 'My Boy Jack' - Telegraph India
A Soldier of the Great War - Known unto God | 'Tyne Cot' or … | Flickr
Known unto God - Wikipedia
What was the War Memorial Council thinking? Remove God and replace with the Word of Paul Keating. - Michael Smith News
Rudyard Kipling and the "Missing" Soldiers of WW1
