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The battles of Neuve-Chapelle (9-13 March 1915) in Flanders were a great success for the English army (...) Prisoners of war, happily out of danger, walking through a village in England
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The battles of Neuve-Chapelle (9-13 March 1915) in Flanders were a great success for the English army (...) Prisoners of war, happily out of danger, walking through a village in England

Sémaphore · 1915 · collotype; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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German prisoners of war marching through an English village. Part of the second series of twelve (eight present) postcards on the First World War, 1915.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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prentbriefkaartEnglandEerste Wereldoorlog
Credit lineDe gevechten van Neuve-Chapelle (9-13 maart 1915) in Vlaanderen waren een groot succes voor het Engelse leger (...) Krijgsgevangenen, gelukkig buiten gevaar te zijn, doorloopen een dorpje in Engeland. 1915. Sémaphore. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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