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Captured German prisoners seen here being escorted by French and Belgium troops through a unnamed town in Northern France, A number of them have lost their caps and two or three are using scarves to cover their closely cropped heads. Circa October 20th 1914.

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6492 x 5483 px | 55 x 46.4 cm | 21.6 x 18.3 inches | 300dpi

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20 October 1914

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