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A Mine Crater in High Wood, (1919). Creator: Unknown
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A Mine Crater in High Wood, (1919). Creator: Unknown
A Mine Crater in High Wood, (1919). Scene from First World War, aftermath of the Battle of Guillemont in northern France, 3 September 1916: Something of the terrific power of modern high explosives is here visualised. The introduction of the figures in the picture gives scale to the enormous cavity formed by the explosion and some idea of the mass of debris hurled into the air. From " The History of the Great European War: its causes and effects", Vol. V, by W. Stanley Macbean Knight. [Caxton Pulishing Company, Limited, London, 1919]
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A Mine Crater in High Wood, (1919): Witnessing the Devastating Power of Modern Warfare This haunting print captures a chilling aftermath scene from the First World War. Taken on September 3,1916, it showcases the devastating impact of modern high explosives during the Battle of Guillemont in northern France. The anonymous creator skillfully brings to life the unimaginable power unleashed by these weapons. The introduction of figures within this image provides crucial scale to comprehend the sheer magnitude of destruction caused by a single explosion. The enormous cavity formed by the mine crater is an awe-inspiring sight, reminding us of both human ingenuity and its destructive consequences. As we gaze upon this monochrome composition, our minds are transported back to that fateful day when lives were forever altered. The mass of debris hurled into the air serves as a poignant reminder of countless shattered hopes and dreams. This photograph was featured in 'The History of the Great European War: its causes and effects', Volume V, authored by W. Stanley Macbean Knight in 1919. It stands as a testament to his dedication in documenting one of humanity's darkest chapters. Let us remember those who endured such horrors during World War I - soldiers whose bravery knew no bounds but suffered immeasurable loss. This print serves as a powerful memento urging us never to forget their sacrifices or repeat history's mistakes.
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