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Creation Date
1915
Description
It praised the allies' courage. Two things are particularly relevant here. First, the allies are depicted as women, again representing purity and innocence. Then, the text mentions a "male courage" which was a typical phrase from the patriarchal society of the early 20th century which praised the male values of courage and honor. Therefore, the allies embody both female and male values.
Translation: Honor to England! Honor to Russia! Their male courage is united to ours.
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Keywords
Honor, Allies
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