The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An illustration depicting an Australian soldier in a dugout with a book and candle, listening for Germans. Fritz was a slang term the soldiers used for the German soldiers.
A humorous illustration of a soldier in a trench during a battle, extending his leg above the trench line to receive a 'blighty'. A 'blighty' is an Australian slang term for a wound or injury, serious
An illustration with two images side by side, depicting a German soldier (hun) wondering what he can hear on the other side of his tunnel and the term 'INQUIRY' inscribed underneath, and the next imag
German First World War poster, featuring a black and white drawing of a German Soldier using a telephone in a dugout, while perched above him an allied soldier listens in. The title printed in black,
An illustration depicting what may happen to a soldier from the Tunnelling Company having returned from the First World War home to Australia. He is in a pub with two civilians and a barmaid listening
Two members of the Royal Australian Air Force are listening to an AIF soldier telling his escapee story. They are in London, standing in a dark bar, or pub having a beer. The paper used for this dra
A humorous illustration depicting two Australian tunnelling soldiers, breaking through their tunnel into a German one. A German soldier is relaxing against the wall the Australians are breaking throug