The Thousand Quiet Tragedies of Commonwealth War Graves | by John Bull | Lapsed Historian | Medium
Roads to the Great War: Happy Birthday Rudyard: Kipling and the Imperial War Graves Commission
Known unto God is a phrase used on the gravestones of unknown soldiers in war graves cemeteries. The phrase was selected by British poet Rudyard... | By Comatranslators | Facebook
File:A Soldier of the Great War - Known unto God - WWI - Loos cemetery.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Known Unto God
A letter to Kipling
Finding Private Hall - Box People and Places
Burscough 100… The 100th Aniversary of The Great War | LBMHS
CommonwealthWarGraves on Twitter: "'Known unto God'. Three words found upon graves of unknown World War service personnel. These words were agreed upon at the 16th Commission meeting in October 1919 by @CWGC
Known unto God - Wikipedia
Pin on 1914-1918
War And Peace - Ww1 - Known Unto God - War And Peace - Ww1 - Known Unto God Poem by Paul Warren
Known unto God - Wikipedia
Known unto God - Wikipedia
A letter to Kipling
Known unto God - Wikipedia
The grave of John Kipling (and the Battle of Loos) - YouTube
Tracing Rainbows: Known Unto God
Known unto God - Wikipedia
Rudyard Kipling's first World War tragedy – The Irish Times
CWGC headstone showing the Kipling epitaph "A Soldier of the Great War Known Unto God Stock Photo - Alamy
Kipling hunt for 'My Boy Jack' - Telegraph India
Fabian Ware - a World War 1 History Hero - History Heroes
