Friday, December 26, 2014

[nidokidos] WORLD WAR ONE - UNSEEN PHOTOS

 

 THESE PICTURES HAVE NEVER been SEEN BEFORE

 


An undated archive picture shows a French soldier aiming an anti-aircraft machine
gun from a trench at Perthes les Hurlus, eastern France, during WWI.

 


An archive picture shows soldiers and horses amid a destroyed spot on the
battlefield at Maurepas on the Somme front, northern France, in October 1916.
 

An undated archive picture shows French soldiers moving a 95 mm cannon,

on the rear guard near the front, at an unknown location in France during WWI.
 


An archive picture taken shows a statue of Christ on the cross on a tree at

Fricourt on the Somme front in France, in October 1916.

 


An undated archive picture shows a French soldier after taking a shower, at the rear guard near the

front line, at an unknown location in France. The placard reads "Thermal complex of the Poilu,

showers, massages, chiropodist, manicurist. Free massages for women".

 


An archive picture shows captured Germans soldiers marching through

Chalons en Champagne, Eastern France, in September 1915.

 


An archive picture shows French General Joseph Joffre (2nd R) congratulating and awarding

medals to soldiers, who fought in the Battle of Verdun, in Verdun, in March 1916.

 


 

An undated archive picture shows a shelter for machine gunners

in a French trench at Apremont-la-Foret, eastern France.

 


An undated archive picture shows German soldiers (rear) offering to surrender to French troops,

seen from a listening post in a trench at Massiges, northeastern France.
 


An undated archive picture shows a dog pulling a Belgian machine gun

at an unknown location in northern France during the WWI.
 


An undated archive picture shows injured soldiers arriving at a hospital before being

evacuated on the Champagne front, eastern France during WWI.

 


An undated archive picture shows carcasses of animals strung up before being

cooked for soldiers, on the Champagne front, eastern France, during WWI.
 


An archive photograph shows soldiers attending an entertainment show at Suippes,

on the Champagne Front, Eastern France in 1915.
 


An undated archive picture shows French troops from

the rear guard eating lunch near Arras, Northern France.
 


An archive picture shows Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener (2nd L) meeting French General

Albert Baratier (R), on horseback, as French Marshal Joseph Joffre looks on

(2nd R), on the Champagne front, Eastern France in 1915.
 


An archive picture shows a priest conducting mass for French

soldiers on the Champagne front, eastern France in 1915.

 


An archive picture shows a French officer standing near a cemetery with graves of soldiers

killed on the front lines of WWI, at Saint-Jean-sur-Tourbe on the

Champagne front, eastern France, on December 19, 1916.

 



The Great Dictator w/ Charlie Chaplin

The Great Dictator is a 1940 American satirical political comedy-drama film starring, written, produced, scored, and directed by Charlie Chaplin, following the tradition of many of his other films. Having been the only Hollywood filmmaker to continue to make silent films well into the period of sound films, this was Chaplin's first true talking picture as well as his most commercially successful film.


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