Table of contents:
- 1. War trophy
- 2. Railway howitzer
- 3. Long-range weapon
- 4. Calculation of a heavy machine gun
- 5. French anti-aircraft complex
- 6. Nieuport 17
- 7. War plant
- 8. The largest non-nuclear explosion
- 9. Medical vehicles
- 10. Military truck
- 11. Mini train
- 12. British colonial soldiers
- 13. Soldiers from Africa
- 14. Everyday soldier's life
- 15. Guarding the bridge
Video: World War I in color photographs by French photographers
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
At the beginning of the 20th century, French autochromists conducted a color photo chronicle of the First World War. This review contains photographs by Paul Castelnau and Fernand Cuville, thanks to which we can see the events of those distant years in color. So, let's see how the First World looked like through the eyes of the French.
1. War trophy
2. Railway howitzer
3. Long-range weapon
4. Calculation of a heavy machine gun
5. French anti-aircraft complex
6. Nieuport 17
7. War plant
8. The largest non-nuclear explosion
9. Medical vehicles
10. Military truck
11. Mini train
12. British colonial soldiers
13. Soldiers from Africa
14. Everyday soldier's life
15. Guarding the bridge
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