WWI face

Harry Drinkwater signed up to a 'Pals Battalion' in 1914 and was sent to the front line. In his diary extracts he writes about his brutal introduction to trench life.

Evacuation from Tobruk, 1941

France, March 1915

... never leave a man behind. Unknown

Fashion war. Unknown.

During the Battle of the Bulge (Dec 1944), allied soldiers decorated their helmets with lace curtains, after realizing it provided excellent camouflage in the snow.

Nothing left

German prisoner of war returning to his home town.
By Tony Vaccaro

Belgium, May 1917

A WWI allied soldier and a Red Cross working dog in Flanders. Unknown.

The Big War. Unknown

Human horse

1915, 650 Officers and Enlisted Men of the Auxiliary Remount Depot No3 26, Camp Cody, Deming NM

Homecoming soldier

Ernst Haas -  Vienna, 1946-1948

London, May 1944.

Hyde Park. Photograph by Ralph Morse.

1917. Unknown

Battle of Broodseinde Ridge (near Ypres in Flanders). Men of a Yorkshire regiment on the march, 1917.

Venezuela, 1962

Unknown

The madness of war

 

Berlin, 1945. Unknown

Movie or reality? Unknown.

The lucky one!

War and Peace, 1960's, by Pedro Luis Raota (1934-1986)

Neulette, 1917

The human part of the war: a British soldier and a kitten “shaking hands”

A Canadian soldier giving his dog a bath, February 1918 World War I

Something that kept them sane, I think... Anyway, the human part of the war.

US Civil War - Unknown