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#34 Wounded Canadian taking cover Behind Pill Box Battle of Passchendeale, November 1917

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Wounded Canadian taking cover Behind Pill Box Battle of Passchendeale, November 1917

World War I: 50+ Striking Colorized Photographs Of Canadian Soldiers During The Great War

#34 Wounded Canadian taking cover Behind Pill Box Battle of Passchendeale, November 1917

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