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Australians soldiers returning to the trenches on the Somme at the end of August 1916

Australians soldiers returning to the trenches on the Somme at the end of August 1916


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Australians soldiers returning to the trenches on the Somme at the end of August 1916

Australians soldiers returning to the trenches on the Somme at the end of August 1916.
The battle began on July 1st 1916 at least 20, 000 British soldiers were killed and a further 40, 000 were injured on the first day of the Battle. It is the greatest number of British casualties in a single days fighting in modern history

Official photo issued by Press B
mirrorpix
France
WA*1930157

Media ID 21561703

© Mirrorpix

Battle Of The Somme World War 1 1910s


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This poignant print captures the somber return of Australian soldiers to the trenches on the Somme at the end of August 1916. The Battle of the Somme, which commenced on July 1st, unleashed unimaginable devastation upon both sides. On that fateful first day alone, over 20,000 British soldiers lost their lives while another 40,000 were left wounded – a staggering toll that remains unmatched in modern history. In this image frozen in time, we witness weary and battle-worn Australians trudging back to their positions after experiencing unimaginable horrors on the front lines. Their faces bear witness to the indescribable hardships they endured during this brutal conflict. The Battle of the Somme was a turning point in World War I and marked one of its bloodiest chapters. It was an endeavor fraught with sacrifice and loss as nations fought for control over strategic territory. This photograph serves as a solemn reminder of those who paid the ultimate price for freedom and highlights Australia's significant contribution to this global conflict. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints, this official photo issued by Press B allows us to glimpse into a moment frozen in history – an enduring testament to bravery amidst chaos and destruction. As we reflect upon these brave soldiers returning from hellish conditions, may we never forget their sacrifices nor take for granted our hard-fought freedoms today.

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