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Hanging the Kaiser at Brackley

After the signing of the Armistace on November 11th 1918 effiges of The German Kaiser and Little Willie were hung at Brackley Northants in front of a large crowd illustrating the anger felt by the nation towards the war

Picture No
13496607
Media ID
44500871
Size
4799px x 3013px (3.1MB)
Credit
© The Andrew Jenkins Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed photographic postcard
Date
1918

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Brackley Felt Hung Illustrating Northants Willie


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