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War: World War I

This board surveys the events of WWI (1914-1918). Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz once wrote that "War is a continuation of politics by other…
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The artist, Otto Dix, bore witness to the horrors of the First World War, but he had also borne witness to the 19th century faith in inevitable, unstoppable progress. "Savagery and barbarism weren't external to be found only in the colonies, but inside all of us. They had seen that industry and progress and the supposed triumph of Enlightenment rationalism did not guarantee the survival of civilization (quoted from "The Cult of Progress." Civilizations, Season 1, Ep. 8). Artist: Otto Dix Old World, Degenerate Art, Expressionist Painting, Expressionism, Working Drawing, People Art, Triptych, Various Artists
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The artist, Otto Dix, bore witness to the horrors of the First World War, but he had also borne witness to the 19th century faith in inevitable, unstoppable progress. "Savagery and barbarism weren't external to be found only in the colonies, but inside all of us. They had seen that industry and progress and the supposed triumph of Enlightenment rationalism did not guarantee the survival of civilization (quoted from "The Cult of Progress." Civilizations, Season 1, Ep. 8). Artist: Otto Dix
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World War I casualties as a percentage of population Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/39jt14/world_war_1_casualties_as_a_percentage_of/ World History Teaching, World History Lessons, American Civil War, American History, Middle School Counseling, Classroom Images, Semitic Languages, Caucasia, Outdoors Tattoo
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World War I casualties as a percentage of population Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/39jt14/world_war_1_casualties_as_a_percentage_of/
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Artist: Paul Kuczynski (Paweł Kuczyńki) Art And Illustration, Satirical Illustrations, Social Art, Political Art, Poznan, Art Academy, Color Pencil Art, Some Pictures, Cartoonist
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Recreated scene of a young man huddling in a trench during World War I Photo credit: Alistair Hobbs (https://www.flickr.com/photos/ali_ba-ba/4021307637/in/photostream/) Shell Shock, Powerful Images, Interesting History, History Online, Military History, Historical Photos
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Recreated scene of a young man huddling in a trench during World War I Photo credit: Alistair Hobbs (https://www.flickr.com/photos/ali_ba-ba/4021307637/in/photostream/)
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The gas mask represents the terrifying flipside of technological power and the flawed ideals of empire, as Europe turned on itself. War was no longer about conquering supposedly backward peoples for the enlightened European empires. The lie was exposed. Industrial warfare had transformed the soldier from warrior to victim, emaciated and cowering like a wounded animal" (quoted from Civilizations, Season 1, Ep. 8). Artist: Otto Dix Art Ww1, Art Dégénéré, Cultura Judaica, George Grosz, Max Beckmann, Emil Nolde
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The gas mask represents the terrifying flipside of technological power and the flawed ideals of empire, as Europe turned on itself. War was no longer about conquering supposedly backward peoples for the enlightened European empires. The lie was exposed. Industrial warfare had transformed the soldier from warrior to victim, emaciated and cowering like a wounded animal" (quoted from Civilizations, Season 1, Ep. 8). Artist: Otto Dix
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Greek children standing by the bones of soldiers who died during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign they have collected on Hill 60, Anzac Cove, 1919 Photo credit: Imperial War Museum Ww1 Pictures, Ww1 Photos, Ww1 History, History Images, History Museum, Anzac Soldiers, Fallen Soldiers
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Greek children standing by the bones of soldiers who died during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign they have collected on Hill 60, Anzac Cove, 1919 Photo credit: Imperial War Museum
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The 369th Infantry Regiment was known for being the first African American regiment to serve with the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I. "Some of the colored men of 369th (15th N.Y.) who won the Croix de Guerre for galantry in action. Front row, left to right: Private 'Eagle Eye' Ed Williams; 'Lamp Light' Herbert Taylor; Pvt. Leon Fraitor; Pvt. 'Kid Hawk' Ralph Hawkins. Back row, left to right: Sgt. H.D. Prinas; Sgt. Dan Storms; Pvt. 'Kid Woney' Joe Williams... Women In History, Black History, Ancient History, American Soldiers, History Magazine, Still Picture, Famous Photos
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The 369th Infantry Regiment was known for being the first African American regiment to serve with the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I. "Some of the colored men of 369th (15th N.Y.) who won the Croix de Guerre for galantry in action. Front row, left to right: Private 'Eagle Eye' Ed Williams; 'Lamp Light' Herbert Taylor; Pvt. Leon Fraitor; Pvt. 'Kid Hawk' Ralph Hawkins. Back row, left to right: Sgt. H.D. Prinas; Sgt. Dan Storms; Pvt. 'Kid Woney' Joe Williams...
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The original caption reads: "Photo shows connecting trenches that lead to the first line where violent fighting is going on between the Italians and Australians, 6/22/18." Photo credit: Western Newspaper Union Photo Service Triple Entente, Wwii Women, Flanders Field, Dachau, Historia Universal, War Dogs
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The original caption reads: "Photo shows connecting trenches that lead to the first line where violent fighting is going on between the Italians and Australians, 6/22/18." Photo credit: Western Newspaper Union Photo Service
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During World War I, Mrs. Hammond from the American Red Cross serves water to a badly wounded British soldier on a platform at the railroad station in Montmirail, France. May 31, 1918. Source: National Museum of Health and Medicine / U.S. Signal Corps Soldiers Returning Home, Red Cross Nurse, African American Weddings, Colorized Photos, One Hundred Years, American Red Cross
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During World War I, Mrs. Hammond from the American Red Cross serves water to a badly wounded British soldier on a platform at the railroad station in Montmirail, France. May 31, 1918. Source: National Museum of Health and Medicine / U.S. Signal Corps
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Women In Uniform During The First World War: The Women's Royal Naval Service, Two WRNS ratings on the quayside at Lowestoft checking the air pressure in Electric Contact (EC) mines circa 1918. Note the mines laid out in the background. They are being connected to form mine nets which were used along the French and Belgian coast to conter the operations of coastal U-Boats, circa 1918. Photo credit: G P Lewis Dieselpunk
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Women In Uniform During The First World War: The Women's Royal Naval Service, Two WRNS ratings on the quayside at Lowestoft checking the air pressure in Electric Contact (EC) mines circa 1918. Note the mines laid out in the background. They are being connected to form mine nets which were used along the French and Belgian coast to conter the operations of coastal U-Boats, circa 1918. Photo credit: G P Lewis
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First Battle of Bapaume (Operation Michael). A 60 pounder Mark II battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery in action in the open near La Boisselle. The village was re-captured by the Germans from the British, March 25, 1918. — in La Boisselle. Spring Offensive, Bad Picture, British Army, War Machine
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First Battle of Bapaume (Operation Michael). A 60 pounder Mark II battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery in action in the open near La Boisselle. The village was re-captured by the Germans from the British, March 25, 1918. — in La Boisselle.
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Brigadier-General J.V. Campbell (seen standing on the bridge to the left) congratulates soldiers of the 46t Division after their successful crossing of the St. Quentin Canal in France. It was the first full breach of the German Hindenburg Defense Line and a decisive Allied victory, October 1918. Photo credit: PA Photos / PA Archive / Press Association Images — in Soissons, France. Schlacht An Der Somme, Old Pictures, Old Photos, Thomas Carlyle, War Photography, Western Front
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Brigadier-General J.V. Campbell (seen standing on the bridge to the left) congratulates soldiers of the 46t Division after their successful crossing of the St. Quentin Canal in France. It was the first full breach of the German Hindenburg Defense Line and a decisive Allied victory, October 1918. Photo credit: PA Photos / PA Archive / Press Association Images — in Soissons, France.
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A few civilians amidst the ruins of the train station, 1918. Phoro credit: Life Magazine World War Ii, Ww2 History, Valenciennes France
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A few civilians amidst the ruins of the train station, 1918. Phoro credit: Life Magazine
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In his painting ‘Return of the Useless,’ Bellows depicted Germans soldiers unloading sick and disabled labor camp prisoners from a rust-red boxcar. These were Belgian citizens who were being returned home. Artist: "Return of the Useless," George Bellows, 1918 Rhode Island, Combat Boxe, Gothic Elements, Christian Mysticism, Ashcan School, Hope Art, Most Famous Artists, Historical Images, Literature Art
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In his painting ‘Return of the Useless,’ Bellows depicted Germans soldiers unloading sick and disabled labor camp prisoners from a rust-red boxcar. These were Belgian citizens who were being returned home. Artist: "Return of the Useless," George Bellows, 1918
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Gassed Australian soldiers awaiting treatment at a medical aid post near Bois de l'Abbé, May 27, 1918. Lest We Forget, Casualty, World Literature, New Pictures, Photo Galleries
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Gassed Australian soldiers awaiting treatment at a medical aid post near Bois de l'Abbé, May 27, 1918.
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American soldier dies during a German gas attack. Picture made in May, 1918. Photo credit: Bettmann / CORBIS Wilfred Owen, Chemical Weapon, Us Soldiers, American Patriot
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American soldier dies during a German gas attack. Picture made in May, 1918. Photo credit: Bettmann / CORBIS
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Four camel ambulances attached to the Imperial Camel Corps. with the Red Cross banner flying, tending a wounded soldier. Note the cacolets used to transport wounded on the camels, 1918. Photo credit: James Francis Hurley — in Rafah, Egypt. Australian Colours, Colour Photograph, Colorful Pictures, Warfare, Ambulance
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Four camel ambulances attached to the Imperial Camel Corps. with the Red Cross banner flying, tending a wounded soldier. Note the cacolets used to transport wounded on the camels, 1918. Photo credit: James Francis Hurley — in Rafah, Egypt.
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Death and destruction is on full display in this image from the Second Battle of Passchendaele. Canadian soldiers survey a destroyed German bunker, November 1917. Ww1 Battles, Battle Of Passchendaele, Bunker, Canadian Soldiers, Luftwaffe
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Death and destruction is on full display in this image from the Second Battle of Passchendaele. Canadian soldiers survey a destroyed German bunker, November 1917.
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