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Photograph problably made in Flanders.

Un unknown fan of this website sent us this intriguing picture. He (or she) didn't add any details. When was the picture made? Where? By whom? Who are these soldiers?

Judging from the style of the picture we betted on the Australian Frank Hurley as the photographer. That would make the soldiers Aussies. The barren battlefield and the mud certainly look Flemish.

We stand corrected. James Hill showed us a better assessment.


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