Tag Archives: WWI

ANZAC DAY, 25 April – PANDEMIC 2020

Posted on April 24, 2020 by irinadim

Tomorrow, on ANZAC DAY, I will remember my father and his WWI and WWII mates with admiration and a grateful heart. To all the brave men and women who had put their life on the line so that we could … Continue reading →

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Armistice Day, 11 November 2019 – My Book “Full Circle”

Posted on November 10, 2019 by irinadim

❤ Today, on Armistice Day, my heart turns with grateful thoughts to my father and all the brave men and women of the First World War who put their lives on the line for our liberty. I wrote this book … Continue reading →

Posted in History, memoir, Publishing, WWI | Tagged Bogdan Stojic, Full Circle by Irina Dimitric, historical memoir, History, Irina Dimitric author, Lulu.com, memoir, My Dad Volunteer in WWI, photos, self-publishing, St. George medals for bravery, WWI | Leave a comment

My Book “Full Circle” – St. Vitus Day 28 June – Vidovdan – WWI

Posted on June 28, 2019 by irinadim

* I’ve been having such a blast on Instagram that I’ve neglected my blog! The time is now right, however, to promote my book Full Circle a bit, and both St. Vitus Day and the Centenary of the Treaty of … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Irina Dimitric, memoir, WWI | Tagged book review, Dr Bogdan Stojic, historical memoir, History, Irina Dimitric, Kosovo Polje, Lulu.com, My Dad Volunteer in WWI, photos, publishing, St. Vitus Day - Vidovdan, The Battle of Kosovo in 1389, Treaty of Versailles, WWI | Leave a comment

Dr Bogdan Stojić (1893-1995) – POW in Germany in WWII (1941- 1945) – ANZAC DAY 25 April

Posted on April 18, 2019 by irinadim

Cosel Doctors Back row from left: Dr B. Smith, Scotland; Dr J. Rigal, France; Dr T. Atkins, Australia; Dr A. Bazin, Russia Front row from left: Padre L.G. Tudor, South Africa; Dr R.K. Webster, Great Britain; Dr B. Stojic, Yugoslavia; … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Irina Dimitric, WWI, WWII | Tagged 2/5 Australian General Hospital, Anzac Day 25 April, Anzac March, biography, book, Cosel Doctors, Dr Bogdan Stojic, Dr Tom Atkins, Full Circle by Irina Dimitric, heroes, History, Lambinowice, photos, Stalag VIIIB/344 LAMSDORF PRISONERS OF WAR, WWI, WWII | 16 Comments

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Posted on February 13, 2019 by irinadim

❤ Valentine’s Day, a day of romance, is a perfect day to announce that my book, published by Lulu.com in October 2018, is now available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Although this book is more about war than romance, … Continue reading →

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FULL CIRCLE – My Dad, a Volunteer in WWI

Posted on November 9, 2018 by irinadim

❤ To mark the centenary of the ARMISTICE of 1918 that ended WWI on 11 November, I am thrilled to announce I managed to self-publish my book this year! I nearly gave up twice. The main headache was formatting, but … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Irina Dimitric, Photo Essay, Publishing, WWI | Tagged Bogdan Stojic, Irina Dimitric, memoir, My Dad Volunteer in WWI, photos, publishing, Russia in WWI, Serbia in WWI, WWI, WWI memoir | 10 Comments

The Battle of Kolubara – My Dad, Volunteer in WWI

Posted on October 6, 2016 by irinadim

* Excerpt from “My Dad, Volunteer in WWI”, a memoir in the making. The previous instalment can be seen here. * While Bogdan worked in Niš, the Serbian Army retreated from Gučevo, the mountain ridge, to the right bank of … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Irina Dimitric, WWI | Tagged Bogdan Stojic, General Zivojin Misic, History, Irina Dimitric, memoir, My Dad Volunteer in WWI, opanak, The Battle of Kolubara, typhus epidemic, WWI | 7 Comments

The 5th Red Cross Hospital in Niš, Serbia, 1914-1915

Posted on November 29, 2015 by irinadim

Excerpt from “My Dad, Volunteer in WW1”. Abridged. Previous instalments can be seen here and here and here. * After his defection from the Austro-Hungarian Army at Mount Gučevo, Bogdan was sent to serve in the military hospital in … Continue reading →

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Anzac Centenary ~ 1915-2015

Posted on April 24, 2015 by irinadim

April 25, 2015 On 25th April, the day of the landings at Gallipoli, I want to remember the young volunteers from Australia and New Zealand who put their lives on the line to fight the brave fight a hundred years ago. My father, Bogdan Stojić, … Continue reading →

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Romancing Tatyana Firsova – Friday Writing Essential, November 21, 2014: Youthful Memories

Posted on November 24, 2014 by irinadim

My Dad’s Youthful Memories (This is an excerpt from “My Dad, Volunteer in WWI”, a memoir I intend to finish, hopefully, by the end of 2015.) Bogdan Stojić, medical student at Graz University, was conscripted into the Austro-Hungarian Army … Continue reading →