File:Mine-explosion-1916.jpg

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Français : Mine explosant en avant des positions françaises, pendant la première guerre mondiale

English: Mine exploding in front of french positions during first world war

Date

1916

Source

Bibliothèque nationale de France

Author

Agence Rol
Description	French
Authority control	WorldCat

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