A really interesting and informative post from, Nicholas š¤
In an interesting post by We Are The Mighty, Eric Milzarski theorizes that A. A. Milne, an English author and veteran of both World Wars, wrote Winnie the Pooh to explain the harsh reality of war to his own child when he penned the 1926 childrenās classic.
As a young man,Alan Alexander Milne stood up for King and Country when it was announced that the United Kingdom had entered World War I. In 1915, he was commissioned as an officer member of the Royal Corps of Signals into the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Soon after, he was sent to France to fight in the Battle of the Somme.
The description, āHell on Earthā is apt, but doesnāt come close to fully describing the carnage of what became the bloodiest battleā¦
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Many thanks for the share, Chris š
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Welcome, Nicholas šš
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Oh, great information! Reading “Winnie Pooh” i had thought Nicholas has discovered this name was a double identity of the former Godfather Zeus. Lol xx Michael
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This is an interesting take!!
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I saw a film about the family and it fits with this theory
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