Historical image, soldier standing beside a bomb, ca. 1916

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BR47BC

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3543 x 5166 px | 30 x 43.7 cm | 11.8 x 17.2 inches | 300dpi

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12 January 2009

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Rosseforp

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Historische Aufnahme, Soldat mit Bombe, ca. 1916 - schwarzweißes schwarzweiss schwarzweisse schwarzweisser schwarzweisses Soldat Soldaten Soldatin weiß weiße weißer weißes weiss weisse weisser weisses Zwanziger zwanziger Zwanzigerjahre

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