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World War Through the Stereoscope
On this shell-torn waste, pitted and pimpled by high explosives, with the barbed wire curling dangerously around, and the blackened stumps of trees…
World War Through the Stereoscope
Look as carefully as you can over this field of desolation and carnage and you will find hardly an inch of ground that has not been blasted over and…
World War Through the Stereoscope
German dead in the La Basse area.
World War Through the Stereoscope
Inspecting a pontoon bridge in the French section nearing completion
World War Through the Stereoscope
In this picture they have wrecked a railway bridge to cut what would otherwise be the route of the supply trains for the French army.
World War Through the Stereoscope
To save time a detachment of men is sent across the river on the ferry drawn up near the opposite bank, while the horses are made to swim.
World War Through the Stereoscope
Cardinal Mercier, prince and prelate, fearless soul whom the Germans could not bend, is speaking in the cathedral at martyred Dinant.
World War Through the Stereoscope
"Mur Tachoffen" Wall in Dinant before which Germans shot many loyal Belgians
World War Through the Stereoscope
On such ground as this were fought out the first desperate battles during the winter of 1914-15.
World War Through the Stereoscope
The 48th Highlanders of Toronto