Skip to content

Old Photo Gallery

  • Home
  • Info
    • About Us
    • Terms of Use
    • Sources & Credits
    • Privacy Policy
    • Contact Us
  • Art
    • Artworks
    • Cover Art
    • Colorization
    • Fashion & Culture
  • People
    • Celebrities
    • Places & People
  • Wars
    • Wars & Military
    • Civil Wars
    • Vietnam War
    • WWII
    • WWI
  • Funny
  • Inventions
  • Movies
  • Movies & TV
  • Music
  • Photography
  • Sports
  • Then & Now
  • Vehicles & Transportation
  • Vintage Ads
  • Weird

#8 The Duke of Brunswick (formerly Prince Ernst of Cumberland), the Kaiser’s son-in-law, visits a village behind the German lines in France.

Home » WWI
The Duke of Brunswick (formerly Prince Ernst of Cumberland), the Kaiser’s son-in-law, visits a village behind the German lines in France.

100 Spectacular Photos of German Soldiers Fighting the World War One

#8 The Duke of Brunswick (formerly Prince Ernst of Cumberland), the Kaiser’s son-in-law, visits a village behind the German lines in France.

WWI

Related posts:

#3 USS Recruit: A Dreadnought Dummy Training Battleship built to Recruit and Train During the Worl…

#29 Irving Davies, born 1899

#16 USS Recruit: A Dreadnought Dummy Training Battleship built to Recruit and Train During the World…

#17 Workhouse women watching firefighting training, 1917.

#30 ‘German women being trained as tramway workers in Berlin’, 1915.

#57 Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany sets the Thermos fashion for Zeppelin Huns who raided London, 1915…

#44 Canadian forestry men having a skate

#50 Three French soldiers do their laundry at a well in Soissons, 1917

#1 Rats on German trenches. The rat problem remained for the duration of the war (although many vet…

←#7 German soldiers lie dead in barbed wire, 1915.
#9 A Russian prisoner→

Old Photo Gallery

Explore a captivating collection of vintage photographs that tell stories of the past, preserving memories and history through stunning imagery.

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Terms of Use
  • Sources & Credits
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

OldPhotoGallery 2026