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Image Not Available for The Battle of Pilckem Ridge. British soldier giving a cigarette to a badly wounded German lying in a ditch at Pilckem
The Battle of Pilckem Ridge. British soldier giving a cigarette to a badly wounded German lying in a ditch at Pilckem
Image Not Available for The Battle of Pilckem Ridge. British soldier giving a cigarette to a badly wounded German lying in a ditch at Pilckem

The Battle of Pilckem Ridge. British soldier giving a cigarette to a badly wounded German lying in a ditch at Pilckem

Creator Ernest Brooks (British)
Date31/07/1917
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions15.1 x 20.1 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Category
Object number2004/636.16
Place CreatedBelgium
LocationNot currently on display

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