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Illustrations of the War in Denmark: the Düppel Windmill in ruins, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Illustrations of the War in Denmark: the Duppel Windmill in ruins, 1864. Engraving...from a sketch by our Special Artist...[showing] the aspect of Duppel since the storm of war has swept over that place, leaving many traces of its fury'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864
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Aftermath Damage Damaged Dano Prussian War Destruction Devastation Duppel Sonderjylland Denmark Dybbol Sonderjylland Denmark German Danish War Machine Machinery Prusso Danish War Second Schleswig War Windmill Dane Danes
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**A Testament to War's Devastation: The Ruins of Düppel Windmill**
In this haunting illustration from "Illustrated London News" in 1864, the once-thriving windmill at Düppel, Denmark lies in ruin. The aftermath of war is starkly evident as debris and destruction surround the crumbling structure. This black-and-white engraving captures a poignant moment in time, showcasing the devastating consequences of conflict.
The Second Schleswig War between Denmark and Prussia had left its mark on this small town in Sonderjylland, Denmark. As seen here, the war's fury has ravaged Düppel, leaving behind only remnants of what once stood tall. The windmill's broken blades now lie still amidst a sea of rubble.
This powerful image serves as a reminder of the devastating impact that war can have on innocent lives and communities. Created by an unknown artist in 1864, this engraving has become a poignant testament to the enduring legacy of conflict and its lasting effects on human history.
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