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French trench clearers in the Battle of Verdun. French Corporal Louis Barthas recorded a commander's expectations of his men before a May 18, 1916 attack to take no prisoners, neither captured nor wounded, an order 'unworthy of a Frenchman.' The soldier kneeling on the left has likely just killed the German soldier on the ground, either combat or murder. Illustration by Léon Taa. . . ., 1916. Text: La Bataille sous Verdun, 1916 Nettoyeur de Tranchées The Battle around Verdun, 1916 Trench Clearers Logo: ELD Visé Paris Reverse: Imp. E Le Deley, Parismore French trench clearers in the Battle of Verdun. French Corporal Louis Barthas recorded a commander's expectations of his men before a May 18, 1916 attack to take no prisoners, neither captured nor wounded, an order 'unworthy of a Frenchman.' The soldier kneeling on the left has likely just killed the German soldier on the ground, either combat or murder. Illustration by Léon Taa. . . ., 1916 La Bataille sous Verdun, 1916

Nettoyeur de Tranchées



The Battle around Verdun, 1916

Trench Clearers



Logo: ELD

Visé Paris



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Imp. E Le Deley, Paris		 Verdun, 1916, Trench Clearer, trench clearer, trench clearing
An artillery crew dragging and pushing a field howitzer forward. From a painting by Anton Hoffmann. On the back is a message dated January 6, 1916. The card was postmarked the next day. Text: Hoffmann - München Reverse: Kriegsbilder Postkarte Vorbringen einer schweren Feldhaubitze. Nach einem Gemälde von Prof. Anton Hoffmann. Aus der illustr. Wochenschrift Reclam Universum. Probehefte 20 Pf. Druck und Verlag Philipp Reclam jun. Leipzig War Images Postcard Bringing up a heavy field howitzer. After a painting by Prof. Anton Hoffmann. From the illustrated weekly Reclam's Universe. Sample copies 20 pfennig. Printing and Publishing Philipp Reclam jun. Leipzig Message dated January 6, 1916. The card was postmarked the next day.more An artillery crew dragging and pushing a field howitzer forward. From a painting by Anton Hoffmann. On the back is a message dated January 6, 1916. The card was postmarked the next day. Hoffmann - München



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Kriegsbilder Postkarte

Vorbringen einer schweren Feldhaubitze. Nach einem Gemälde von Prof. Anton Hoffmann. Aus der illustr. Wochenschrift Reclam Universum. Probehefte 20 Pf. Druck und Verlag Philipp Reclam jun. Leipzig



War Images Postcard

Bringing up a heavy field howitzer. After a painting by Prof. Anton Hoffmann. From the illustrated weekly Reclam's Universe. Sample copies 20 pfennig. Printing and Publishing Philipp Reclam jun. Leipzig

Message dated January 6, 1916. The card was postmarked the next day.		 Anton Hoffmann, Hoffmann, artillery, 1916-05-17, field artillery, German artillery
Sackville Street in Dublin, Ireland, looking to the northwest. In the foreground is the monument to Daniel O'Connell, in the distance, that to Admiral Nelson. Between them, its portico prominent, is the General Post Office, the rebel headquarters in the 1916 Easter Rising. On the back is a message dated October 1, 1906, and the card was postmarked the same day. Text: Sackville Street, Dublin 47004 Handwritten: G.P.O. Nelson Pillar Reverse: Valentine, Dublin Message dated October 1, 1906more Sackville Street in Dublin, Ireland, looking to the northwest. In the foreground is the monument to Daniel O'Connell, in the distance, that to Admiral Nelson. Between them, its portico prominent, is the General Post Office, the rebel headquarters in the 1916 Easter Rising. On the back is a message dated October 1, 1906, and the card was postmarked the same day. Sackville Street, Dublin

47004



Handwritten: G.P.O. Nelson Pillar



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Valentine, Dublin



Message dated October 1, 1906		 Dublin, O'Connell Statue, Daniel O'Connell, Ireland, Sackville Street, General Post Office, GPO, G.P.O., 1916-05-12, Three Plays, Sean O'Casey, Plough and the Stars