Hook and Ribbon

midnight-gallery:

WWI facial prosthesis.

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Manfred von Richthofen and his dog, Moritz (via IWM)

Manfred von Richthofen and his dog, Moritz (via IWM)

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the-seed-of-europe:

“ For the country - my eyes, for peace - your money. National Consolidated Loan.” Italian propaganda poster, 1918.

Downton Abbey’s Lt. Edward Courtenay was real. And Italian.

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american-nostalgia:

Harlem “Hellfighter” of the famed 369th Regiment greets an admirer during a 1919 victory parade. Some 400,000 African Americans became World War I soldiers. Among them were the first two Americans to win the Croix de Guerre, both infantrymen of the 369th.

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the-seed-of-europe:

“People’s fund for German war and civil prisoners” - propaganda poster by Ludwig Hohlwein.

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glukauf:

English Cavalry, western front in France, 1916.

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the-seed-of-europe:

Austro-Hungarian propaganda poster, ca. 1914-1917. Caption: “Subscribe to the 6th War Loan.” Slaying dragons seems to have been a very popular theme in propaganda art with most of the countries involved in the war.

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British Medic Dog carrying bandages.

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