Contents of the Postcard booklet :
La Guerre Européenne 1914-1915: Aprés le Passage Des Allemands – Les Ruines, Série 2
(The European War 1914-1915: The Ruins after the Passage of the Germans)
Cover of a booklet of postcards entitled The European War 1914-1915: The Ruins after the Passage of the Germans
“Louvain destroyed by the Germans – The Cathedral and the Town Hall”
“The Cathedral of Malines after the bombardment”
“Ruins of Licorne’s district, Senlis”
“Senlis – A burned down street”
“Panorama of Reims after the 1st Bombardment”
“The Crime of Reims”
“Ruins of a house on Ruisselet Street, Reims”
“The Interior of the Church of Barcy – After the Passage of the Germans”
“Interior of the Cathedral of Soissons after the bombardment on the 5th of February [1915]”“Interior of the Cathedral of Soissons after the bombardment on the 5th of February [1915]”“The Town Hall of Courdemange after the bombardment”
“In the Marne – What remains of the Village of Glannes”
“The Village of Glannes – After the Bombardment”
“Battle of the Marne – What remains of the principal place after the passage of the Boches”
“The principal street of Sermaize-les-Baines – A fine example of the Savage’s work”
“Revigny – The Church and the Ruins after the passage of the Savages”
“A Street of Vassincourt”
“Arras – The Savage’s work after their bombardments”
“Ypres – The Butter street”
“In Belgium – The Church of Pervyse after the second bombardment”
La Guerre Européenne 1914-1915: Aprés le Passage Des Allemands – Les Ruines, Série 2 (The European War 1914-1915: The Ruins after the Passage of the Germans) Source: DC053 – John Frederick Nash (1890-1958) Papers – World War I Postcards John Frederick Nash graduated from Davidson College in 1911. He also attended the North Carolina Medical… Continue Reading
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