Talk:List of nurses who died in World War I

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German Nurses executed by the French (current page implies Edith Cavell was the only nurse executed)

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Margaret Schmidt executed by the French at Nancy, France March 1915 ^[1] Ottilie Moss executed by the French at Bourges, France May 1915 ^[2]^[3]

A French nurse, Félice Phaad, was also executed by the French at Marseille 20 August 1916 ^[4]

There were at least 11 women (I do not know if they were all nurses) executed by the French as 'spies' although this is written in the context that being a woman was reason enough to be convicted as a spy in France ^[5]..

References

^ Kriegs-Echo: Wochenchronik, Ausgaben 64-96. Ullstein & Company, 1915, P. 28
^ Thomas St. John Gaffney: Breaking the Silence. England, Ireland, Wilson and the War. H. Liveright, 1930, P. 344 (
^ Stewart Halsey Ross: Propaganda for War. How the United States was Conditioned to Fight the Great War of 1914–1918. McFarland, 1993, P. 71 (eingeschränkte Vorschau in der Google-Buchsuche).
^ Woman Spy Put to Death, New York Times vom 23. August 1916 und French Woman Shot For Aiding Germans, im Fairmont West Virginian vom 25. März 1915, P 1
^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mata_Hari#cite_note-Biography_of_Mata_Hari-12

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[1] Kriegs-Echo: Wochenchronik, Ausgaben 64-96. Ullstein & Company, 1915, P. 28

[2] Thomas St. John Gaffney: Breaking the Silence. England, Ireland, Wilson and the War. H. Liveright, 1930, P. 344 (

[3] Stewart Halsey Ross: Propaganda for War. How the United States was Conditioned to Fight the Great War of 1914–1918. McFarland, 1993, P. 71 (eingeschränkte Vorschau in der Google-Buchsuche).

[4] Woman Spy Put to Death, New York Times vom 23. August 1916 und French Woman Shot For Aiding Germans, im Fairmont West Virginian vom 25. März 1915, P 1

[5] ttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mata_Hari#cite_note-Biography_of_Mata_Hari-12

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