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Eton Boys as War-Workers: The King's third son and his Eton schoolfellows helping with Army stores at Didcot, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Making Blankets out of Newspapers for Soldiers at the Front: work on war comforts in Berlin, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The Manufacture of Barbed Wire- the Machine for fixing on the Barbs at its work, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The Official Santa Claus: sorting Christmas Parcels for Soldiers, in the Special Military Post Office, Regent's Park, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Woman and the Great War: a Ladies Red Cross sewing meeting in a great London hotel, a scene typical of scores, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The Devil's Foundry- for Germany's Great Guns; the Krupp works at Essen, a Press-Room, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The Devil's Foundry: will the Allies destroy it on their way to Berlin? A smelting-room at Krupps, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Where Germany's great "Coal-box" siege-guns are made: one of the chief gun-finishing shops at Krupp's, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Making protection against German poison-gas for the French troops: a factory for respiration-masks close to the front, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Aerial Torpedoes- the most dreaded of trench-missiles, in a French munition-factory which turns them out wholesale, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Later Derby-groupers learning munition-work at a special L.C.C. class at the Shoreditch Technical Institute, London, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Crippled Children's work for the wounded : taking finished hospital tables to the dispatch room, at Chailey, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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'The Loyal Devotion of India to the Common heritage', Indian students making shells at a Government Technical School, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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A centre for French 'Sister Susies', at one of the army shirt distributing depots, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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At the 'Krupps' of France the Creusot war munition works, high explosive shells in the workshops, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Making wicker cases for British shells : fashioning the 'baskets', and a model of a shell to ensure a good fit, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Munition workers in training at Shoreditch Technological Institute, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Comfortable, but alert Women 'Firemen' in their bunks, ready to answer a call of duty, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Women fire workers doing a demonstration for the elderly women at a home in East London, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Women's part in the organisation of Victory : munition workers learning to use machinery at the Shoreditch Technological Institute, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The airship's mechanical foster-mother: a French automobile Hydrogen-generator for inflating airships and observation balloons, from 'The Illustrated War News'
French Photographer
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For General Petain's guns, French women finishing shell cases, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Women packing steel helmets for the troops at the Front, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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The Satire of Science in War, protection for the allies against the enemy: 'weeping shells' and gas, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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Practical American sympathy with the allies : well known Boston men preparing sterilised dressings for French Military Hospitals, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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An excellent war charity: sending gifts to our unfortunate compatriots in the enemy's hands, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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French women's share in the making of munitions: Women manipulating lathes and testing results in a French shell factory, from 'The Illustrated War News'
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British battery at work on Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, from 'The War Illustrated Album deLuxe' published in London, 1916
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Feast on the occasion of the Nuremberg Peace Process in the City Hall, 25 September 1649, after 25 September 1649
Joachim von Sandrart
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