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Gassed soldiers by Steven Spurrier

British soldiers, victims of scientific savagery during a German gas attack pictured by the artist Steven Spurrier from a sketch by an officer with the British Expeditionary Force. Gas was used for the first time by the German at Ypres on 22 April 1915, provoking outrage at their barbaric war methods. The pictured is headed with a quote from General Sir John French, That mean and dastardly practice, hitherto unheard of in civilised warfare

Picture No
13846822
Media ID
45750382
Size
3923px x 5653px (3.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration by Steve Spurrier in The Graphic', 12 June 1915 page 749
Date
1915

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