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"The Young Son"
circa 1910-1919
The first visiting day at the garrison hospital to see the wounded soldier. His wife, three children, and infant son are visiting him outdoors.
First Wounded Soldiers
circa 1910-1919
The first wounded soldiers in Berlin. Soldiers are posing outdoors with a "hospital sheep."
"Awaiting Visitors"
circa 1910-1919
The first visiting day at the garrison hospital.
Wounded Soldiers Reading and Talking
circa 1910-1919
The first wounded soldiers in Berlin, reading and talking about the war.
Collecting Canes for Wounded Soldiers in Berlin
circa 1910-1919
Collection point for canes for wounded soldiers in Berlin.
Wounded Soldiers in the Royal Palace
circa 1910-1919
Wounded German soldiers in front of the Royal Palace in Berlin viewing captured Russian cannon.
