Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast

Ed Klekowski, WW1 historian, editor of World War One Illustrated and battlefield explorer. I've found that going off track gives me another view of the war.

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

The hunt for the Crown Prince's oak. In the woods far behind the German lines back of Verdun. After much effort we found it, (Eiche is oak). And nearby a surprise -- a German camp, from 1917.

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

Remains of a battle. American troops fought their way through this German artillery site. It is littered with 75mm shrapnel shells, wine bottles and other rubbish.

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

@SSU539 Jim: For years I've trying to get an article about the Relief Unit. Know anyone? I finally joined X

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

@agh57 So very moving.

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

The spring issue of World War One Illustrated is nearly ready. See anything of interest? go to https://t.co/kCC80bAkPo

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

Sometimes a stroll in the woods can be full of surprises. On the right is a shrapnel shell, 3 inches diameter about a foot long. On the left is something much larger and dangerous--look, but never touch. #WW1

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

An odd find, a section of a German cement trench. Note the firing step. A moss garden.#WW1

[McFarland @McFarlandCoPub]

New today—Edith Wharton and Mary Roberts Rinehart at the Western Front, 1915, by Ed Klekowski and Libby Klekowski. https://t.co/KmjUX35TE6

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

A unique WW1 site, a German outdoor church in the woods. Three altars. #WW1

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

@WW1podcast Just joined X and discovered your post. Well Done

[Battles of the First World War Podcast @WW1podcast]

2nd Seicheprey episode coming out later this weekend. Pics below from Mr. Ed Klekowski: Seicheprey in 1918 and a few years ago, from a similar angle.

[Ed Klekowski, World War One enthusiast @edk1418]

@SSU539 @McFarlandCoPub Just joined X, and found your post. Thanks

[Amherst Black Cats @SSU539]

Enjoying Ed and Libby Klekowski’s book, “Eyewitnesses to the Great War” @McFarlandCoPub