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Destroyed Storefront in East Prussia
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German soldiers posing in front of a destroyed storefront in the city of Neidenburg in East Prussia in September 1914. Taken after the expulsion of Russian forces which had invaded East Prussia in August 1914 and been subsequently defeated at the Battle of Tannenberg.
1914
Frankl, Eduard
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WHi 131709
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Ortelsburg in East Prussia
circa 1914-1918
Scene of destroyed and burned buildings. Sign on building reads: "Stadtkasse."
Niedenburg in East Prussia
1914
Scene of destroyed and burned out buildings after the Russian occupation. Handwritten at bottom right: "Niedenburg."
Ortelsburg in East Prussia
circa 1914-1918
Scene of destroyed and burned buildings.
