Fil:Hindenburg line Bullecourt.jpg

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BeskrivelseHindenburg line Bullecourt.jpg	The caption reads, "The Hindenburg Line at Bullecourt. Three trench lines and communications are here shown, with acres of wire entanglements in the left foreground protecting first-line positions." The general line of the front line trench passes across the centre of the picture, from left background to right foreground. The camera is facing NNE.
Dato	1920
Kilde	"The Literary Digest History of the World War", volume V, p. 384.
Opphavsperson	Halsey, Francis Whiting,
Tillatelse (Gjenbruk av denne filen)	First published in the USA before 1923.

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	Dato/klokkeslett	Dimensjoner	Bruker	Kommentar
nåværende	21. jul. 2017 kl. 18:18	1 249 × 669 (438 KB)	Hohum	Cropped, reworked without blowing highlights / excessive contrast.
	13. sep. 2011 kl. 16:19	1 278 × 700 (500 KB)	1970gemini	Quality-Update
	10. mai 2006 kl. 17:04	1 278 × 700 (486 KB)	RJHall	{{Information\| \|Description=The caption reads, "The Hindenberg Line at Bullecourt. Three trench lines and communications are here shown, with acres of wire entanglements in the left foreground protecting first-line positions. Beyond Bullecourt runs the St