- German prisoners of war march into captivity through a destroyed French village under British guard. The British captured these troops later in the war as several Germans are wearing the new steel helmet. Source: Halsey, Literary Digest, Volume 5, (1919): 91.
Source: Halsey, Literary Digest, Volume 5, (1919): 91.
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