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Fields of Battle - Argonne

The Ossuary at Haute Chevauchee was created by the Countess de Martimprey whose husband, Captain Jean de Martimprey disappeared on Cote 285 on 13 July 1915 and the combatants who fought here. Contains the remains of several thousand unknown dead

Picture No
13923432
Media ID
47852542
Size
1900px x 1264px (1.6MB)
Credit
westernfrontphotography.com / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Mike St Maur Sheil
Date
2009

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Battlefields Chevauchee Combatants Contains Cote Disappeared Fought Haute Ossuary Thousand


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