krijgsgevangenen

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Eerste Wereldoorlog, krijgsgevangenen

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  • Calm Range said:
    just two lads...fighting for what??? Amazing picture
  • batvoca said:
    Translation A German war prisoner lights the cigarette of a wounded English soldier, a Tommy, during the First World War, location and year unknown
  • doustpauline of > \whatwhenwhere/ <all behind. said:
    giventhe choise theyd prob both enjoy shareing a beer tog
  • kalatorul said:
    i remember my relatives told me about my grand-grand-grand-father which was fighting in Russian Imperial Army. They played cards with the "enemy" and after the alarm, they could kill each other.
  • Tony Margiocchi (Snapperz) said:
    Now this shows humanity, great photograph of worldwide importance. War is such a waste.

Eerste Wereldoorlog, krijgsgevangenen

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  • mi-mi moscow said:
    his overcoat isn't warm. i think this dance could save his life at that moment. very good photo!
  • Calm Range said:
    this image is really great...it shows the harsh conditions and the will to still have a cheerful time...Great....
  • Isolda said:
    Fabulosos documentos
  • doustpauline of > \whatwhenwhere/ <all behind. said:
    mans humanity to his fellow men /nice one.
  • Ken said:
    not a POW . only the Helmet its à prusian ( M 1896)

Eerste Wereldoorlog, vrouwelijke soldaat

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  • Erny van Wijk said:
    More of the Dutch translation : Marfa Malko, a female Russian soldier, who with her husband (a Russian NCO) fought against the Germans. When she was taken prisoner of war and found out in the camp that she was a woman, she had to exchange her uniform for women clothing.
  • mi-mi moscow said:
    maybe She wasn't prisoner :)
  • Juffrouw Jo said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Women at the front, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • zappymax said:
    hi, juffrouwjo you should look for mexican revolutionnary women fighting with zapata or villa aso,,, too
  • Shaky Juice said:
    Terrible cette photo, elle est pas récente c'est sur ^^