Viața cotidiană în Primul Război Mondial

Viața cotidiană în Primul Război Mondial

by Cristina Constantin

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"Among the activities dedicated to the centennial of the First World War, The National Military Museum King Ferdinand I, which preserves precious valuables referring to the evolution and traditions of the Romanian Army in time has set its goal to culturally capitalize heritage items, through the temporary exhibition 'Every day life in World War I'. Within the exhibition we have selected objects from the collections: Foreign military uniforms, Weapons, Sanitary items, Film photographs, Manuscripts, Letters, Photographs, Memorabilia, Miscellaneous, Periodicals, Drawings and Paintings etc. "--Page 7

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