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Translation of The Great War The effort and ideal of Great Britain Represented by a series of lithographs Museum of Luxembourg

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Translation of The Great War The effort and ideal of Great Britain Represented by a series of lithographs Museum of Luxembourg
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Title: Translation of The Great War The effort and ideal of Great Britain Represented by a series of lithographs Museum of Luxembourg
Description: Translation of The Great War. The effort and ideal of Great Britain. Represented by a series of lithographs. Museum of Luxembourg. A foot soldier. Great Britain entered the war August 4, 1914 and by the end of the war over six million British soldiers had fought in the war. Of these, over seven hundred thousand had been killed by the war's end.

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About These Images: Infamous WWI poster reproductions featuring recruiting and propaganda from the World War I era. Items in this collection are haunting reminders of the grim face of war.

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