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The Great War: Photo Gallery

4. Germany attacks Russia, but knows that it will also have to fight France, so it attacks France THROUGH Belgium 3. Russia attacks Austria and mobilizes against Germany 5. Britain is convinced to join to defend Belgium, so it sides with France and Russia. 1. Assassination 2. Austria Attacks Serbia with Germany’s support.

Road to War

Funeral for Franz Ferdinand

Tsar declaring war in Russia

Canadian Troop Train Leaving

Recruits in London

French Troops Marching (1914?)

Life in the Trenches

Germans digging trenches

Australian soldiers in a trench in Flanders

Aerial view of Verdun

No Man’s Land

Canadian stretcher bearers plodding through a battlefield in Flanders, 1915

Forests

Australian troops on a duckboard track through Chateau Wood Australian troops on a duckboard track through Chateau Wood. Third Battle of Ypres, 1917

On a walk through the Argonner Wood, near Verdun, 1998: shells between the leaves

Paintings

Gas

German soldiers fleeing from a cloud of their own gas

Soldiers

This picture shows a French corporal proudly posing for the camera This picture shows a French corporal proudly posing for the camera. French and allied newspapers bought the picture and without any reserve told the public that the boy had joined the army when he was 14 years old, that he was wounded and that he had won the French Cross of War.

Hitler as a Corporal in the Great War

The feared telegram - "Deeply regret to inform you...

“VERDUN !” - The winner !