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 : Queuing to return home following the outbreak of World War I


Queuing to return home following the outbreak of World War I

Many British people were enjoying their summer holidays abroad when the war began and as the crisis became more acute, there was an eager rush for home. The British Embassy in Paris was besieged by people requiring passports and whilst many travellers made it home safely, other found themselves detained as prisoners in Germany

Picture No
13989612
Media ID
45687232
Size
5400px x 3637px (2.1MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photograph in Nelson's Portfolio of War Pictures', page 21
Date
1914

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