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Photograph H07268 First World War, 1914-1918France. 1916. German prisoners captured by the Canadians at Courcelette. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.816)
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Courcelette, France. 1916. Fritz, a dog found lying on the dead body of his master, a German officer, in the village of Courcelette, which was captured by the Canadians. Note the sandbagged area in the background. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.882)
France. 1916. German prisoners captured by the Canadians at Courcelette. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.816)
Courcelette, France. 1916. Ruined Courcelette. A town captured by the Canadians. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.852)

France. 1916. Handing over a drink to some German prisoners captured by the Canadians in the battle of Courcelette. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.818)

Courcelette, France. 1916. Taking particulars of Germans captured at Courcelette by the Canadians. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.815)

Courcelette, France. 1916. Casualties in `No Man's Land' in front of the Canadian lines at Courcelette. Note the shellfire in the background. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.849)

Courcelette, France. 1916. A soldier surveys what remains of a captured German field gun at Courcelette. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.846)
