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Photograph H07139 First World War, 1914-1918Courcelette, France. 1916. Courcelette being heavily shelled. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.794)

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The village of Courcelette in France, being shelled.
Courcelette, France. 1916. Courcelette being heavily shelled. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.794)

Courcelette, France. 1916. The last house in Courcelette. German artillery shelled the house. (Official Canadian Photograph

France. 1916. The Canadians played a great part in the battle of 15 September storming the village of Courcelette, and taking many prisoners. The picture shows first aid being given to the wounded in

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 th

Courcelette, France. 1916. Two German officers captured by the Canadians being taken behind the lines for interrogation. They are followed by a few of their men. The Canadians took many prisoners in t

A view from the north west of the village of Fletre, in Northern France. It was previously a well known rest area, but during the month of May it was unoccupied by troops, owing to its being heavily s
