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Map of the Artois region north of the city of Arras, France, from The Illustrated War News, Part 41, May 19, 1915. The French launched the Second Battle of Artois on May 9, 1915 to try to capture the heights of Notre Dame de Lorette and Vimy. Text: Where the French are making important progress: the Carency district, the scene of the victorious battle and the line of the Loos-Arras advance.more Map of the Artois region north of the city of Arras, France, from The Illustrated War News, Part 41, May 19, 1915. The French launched the Second Battle of Artois on May 9, 1915 to try to capture the heights of Notre Dame de Lorette and Vimy. Where the French are making important progress: the Carency district, the scene of the victorious battle and the line of the Loos-Arras advance. The Illustrated War News, Illustrated War News, May, 1915, 1915-05-19, Arras, map, Givency, Loretto Heights, Second Battle of Artois, 1915-05-09, Notre Dame de Lorette, Vimy, 1915-06-05
A postcard of a Zeppelin over the battleship Nassau. At 136 meters, the Zeppelin is less than one meter shorter than the Nassau. The lengths and other statistics are given on the reverse. Reverse: Logo: Deutscher Flotten-Verein (German Naval League) Zeppelins Luftschiff: Länge 136 m, Durchmesser 13 m 2 Motore mit 220 Pferdekräften Tragfähigkeit 16 Mann und 2000 kg. Ballast. Linienschiff “Nassau” Länge 136.7 m, Breite 27,1 m Tiefgang 3,1 m Wasserverdrängung 19000 t Schnelligkeit 20 Sm, Besatzung 961 Mann. Zeppelin Airship: length 136 m, diameter 13 m 2 motors of 220 horse-power capacity 16 men and 2,000 kg. Ballast. Battleship "Nassau" length 136.7 m, width 27.1 m Draft 3.1 m Displacement 19000 t Speed ​​20 Sm, 961 man crew Ges. Gesch.more A Zeppelin over the battleship Nassau. At 136 meters, the Zeppelin is less than one meter shorter than the Nassau. Lengths and other comparisons are given on the reverse. Zeppelin, Technology, ship, battleship, Nassau Organization, Deutscher Flotten-Verein, German Naval League, statistic, 1915-06-07
Retouched and marked-up photograph of Austrian Warships, June 9, 1915. A penciled note on the back says, 'Photo by amateur'. The Austro-Hungarian Empire's primary port was Pola on the Adriatic Sea. Reverse: Pencil: Austrian warships. Photo by amateur, reproduced by permission. Stamped: Jun-9 1915more Retouched and marked-up photograph of Austrian Warships, June 9, 1915. A penciled note on the back says, 'Photo by amateur'. The Austro-Hungarian Empire's primary port was Pola on the Adriatic Sea. Reverse:

Pencil: Austrian warships. Photo by amateur, reproduced by permission.



Stamped: Jun-9 1915		 1915 Austrian Warship, 1915, June, 1915-06-09, Austria, Austria-Hungary, Austro-Hungarian Navy, Adriatic, Adriatic Sea, Austro-Hungarian fleet
The destruction of the Italian airship, City of Ferrara by an Austro-Hungarian seaplane on June 8, 1915. Text: Vernichtung des italienischen Luftschiffes 'Città di Ferrara' durch einen österreichischen-ungarischen Hydroplan Destruction of the Italian airship 'Città di Ferrara' by an Austrian-Hungarian seaplane Harry Heugger 1915 City of Ferrara Reverse: Postkartenverlag Brüder Kohn, Wien I. B.K.W.I. 259-145more The destruction of the Italian airship, City of Ferrara by an Austro-Hungarian seaplane on June 8, 1915. Vernichtung des italienischen Luftschiffes 'Città di Ferrara' durch einen österreichischen-ungarischen Hydroplan



Destruction of the Italian airship 'Città di Ferrara' by an Austrian-Hungarian seaplane

Harry Heugger 1915

City of Ferrara



Reverse:

Postkartenverlag Brüder Kohn, Wien I.

B.K.W.I. 259-145		 City of Ferrara, airship, 1915, June, 1915-06-08, seaplane
French infantry charging 'à la baionnette'. The soldiers were sometimes ordered to remove their ammunition to ensure they fought and killed with the bayonet. Text: Guerre 1914 - 1915 Infanterie française 'Charge a la baionnette'. A 'Charge à la baïonnette' of the French infantery. - LL.more French infantry charging 'à la baionnette'. The soldiers were sometimes ordered to remove their ammunition to ensure they fought and killed with the bayonet. Guerre 1914 - 1915 Infanterie française 'Charge a la baionnette'.



A 'Charge à la baïonnette' of the French infantery. - LL.		 French infantry, French soldiers, 1915, Charge a la baionnette, à la baionnette, bayonet, French Army, 1915-06-09