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Photograph H09069 First World War, 1914-1918Clery, France. c. 1917. A German Army supply train, at the railway station, which had been destroyed by British Army shellfire. (Donor British Official Photograph D1022)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. c. 1917. A Canadian Army tramways track running through a village which had been destroyed by German shellfire. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)
Clery, France. c. 1917. A German Army supply train, at the railway station, which had been destroyed by British Army shellfire. (Donor British Official Photograph D1022)

Vimy, France. c. 1917. Five Canadian Army soldiers walking through the destroyed village. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

France. c. 1917. A ploy by the German Army in an attempt to cause trouble between the French and the British. The Germans had affixed notices which incorrectly stated damage to this cemetery had been

France. c. 1917. German prisoners of war captured by the Canadian Army being escorted through a village by a Canadian sergeant and dog. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

Misery, France. c. 1917. This village was destroyed by retreating German Army soldiers in the face of the Canadian Army advance in the area. A Canadian horse drawn limber is in the centre of the photo

France. c. 1917. German prisoners of war captured by the Canadian Army carrying one of their wounded through the village of Willerval. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)
