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Photograph H07351 First World War, 1914-1918Cambrai, France. c. 1917. Canadian Army troops, in the background, entering the town. The visible damage was caused by German Army mines. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. c. 1917. Damage to the interior of a Canadian Army hospital caused by a German bomb being dropped within ten yards of two wards. Canadian nursing sisters are cleaning up the damage in one of the wards. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)
Cambrai, France. c. 1917. Canadian Army troops, in the background, entering the town. The visible damage was caused by German Army mines. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

Arras, France. c. 1917. War damage to the interior of Arras Cathedral. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

Arras, France. c. 1917. The Arras Cathedral looking through the front entrance to the roofless interior. The damage was the result of German artillery fire. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)

France, Europe. c. 1918. Remains of the nursing quarters of No 1 Canadian General Hospital after being struck during a German bombing attack. Two nursing sisters died as a result of the bombing raid.

Cambrai, France. c. 1917. Canadian Army troops entering the centre of the town just after the German Army had retreated. Most of the visible damage was caused by German mines and fires. Later in the d

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
