German Instruments of War Torture, WW1
Examples of German barbarity in The Graphic magazine including machines for spreading asphyxiating gas and inflammable fluids, as well as explosive bullets (centre, top). The flame-thrower, or flammenwerfer (shown in the bottom image) was first used by the Germans but eventually adopted by all combatants. It could fire a continuous stream of fire but had disadvantages. The operator of the flame-thrower was very prominent and were easy targets for the enemy
Picture No
10804494
Media ID
47602911
Size
4457px x 6529px
(6.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Page from The Graphic, 7 July 1917
Date
1917
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