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World War 1, Europe France Armentieres, 1917

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1917

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Australian Imperial Force 3 Division soldiers passing through ruined village of Armentieres

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cwa-org-32-P2009.91.1h

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War and Conflict

War and Conflict > World War 1

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50.685260095403, 2.881952467437
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Thursday, 27 April, 2023

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