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Wounded and invalids. Wounded german soldiers get a light from a Red Cross nurse for their cigarette. Eastern Europe.

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Just amazing . You notice from old photos like this one that eveyone smoked . It was just a social given

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called brilliant magic, and we'd love to have this added to the group! for international woman week

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called a new world, and we'd love to have this added to the group! for international woman week

If only we were allowed to do this in England.

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Thanks, for the view of how it looks today, would boys be allowed to have a bonfire there today, or would it damage the new litter bin?

No, burning old Christmas trees is strictly prohibited nowadays.

Sad, but true. This used to be a great pastime after Christmas. There used to be a great competition: which group could gather most trees (and therefore have the greatest fire?). There were fights over trees, then.

just two lads...fighting for what??? Amazing picture

Translation A German war prisoner lights the cigarette of a wounded English soldier, a Tommy, during the First World War, location and year unknown

giventhe choise theyd prob both enjoy shareing a beer tog

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.

Now this shows humanity, great photograph of worldwide importance. War is such a waste.