Image:Hindenberg line bullecourt.jpg
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The caption reads, "The Hindenberg Line at Bullecourt. Three trench lines and communications are here shown, with acres of wire entanglements in the left foreground protecting first-line positions. Beyond Bullecourt runs the St. Quentin Canal and tunnel, which was taken late in September by the Twenty-seventh and Thirtieth American divisions." |
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"The Literary Digest History of the World War", volume V, p. 384. |
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1920 |
| Author |
Halsey, Francis Whiting, |
| Permission |
First published in the USA before 1923. |
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