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Using a shell hole as a wash-tub, WW1

French peasant women on the Western Front display a keen sense of carrying on as they use a water-filled shell-hole measuring twenty-five feet in diameter and eighteen feet in depth to washing their clothes

Picture No
14103461
Media ID
45641709
Size
4934px x 6717px (4.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration by W. Hatherell from a photograph in The Graphic, 28 July 1917
Date
1917

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