Where exactly is the location of this area ? I would be honored to visit it someday. 2wk ⋅ whiteiversonyeet ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Jewish soldiers of the German Army celebrate Hanukkah, 19161yr ⋅ Smoke_Me_When_i_Die ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Crewmen of U 55 and its commanding officer, Wilhelm Werner, in the top left corner. Werner was accused of war crimes for murdering the survivors of at least three ships he had sunk, and torpedoing a hospital ship.2mo ⋅ LavrentioVI ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
1916, a Serbian soldier after the 1915/16 winter withdrawal through Albania2mo ⋅ Books_Of_Jeremiah ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A Grim Tale From The War To End All Wars - Coming 2025.3mo ⋅ Somerandomperson667 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The body of corporal Frank Buckles, the last American doughboy, lying in state, 2011.1yr ⋅ Smoke_Me_When_i_Die ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Sign assures people that the business is Russian-owned. Mobs had been attacking shops that they suspected were owned by Germans. London, 19151yr ⋅ Smoke_Me_When_i_Die ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Dear Friends, what does line mean in this context? I can't successfully google it. What is the difference between a line unit and a normal unit? Thank you2mo ⋅ Val2K21 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Would anyone please explain the humour of this WW1 German postcard? Is he upset after 3 days in the army? He received 3 days of what? I'm confused. Thank you!3mo ⋅ Val2K21 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Watched 1917, quite enjoyed it, we are working on a video about it4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Kaiser Wilhelm II and Winston Churchill observing military maneuvers together near Breslau, Silesia, Germany, Autumn 19063yr ⋅ Goldeagle1123 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A captured Turkish soldier demonstrating his camouflage between two Australian soldiers at Gallipoli, 1915.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Soldier of the Black and Tans in Ireland armed with a Lewis Gun (and a cigarette)4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Sign marking a portion of the Red Zone in France, land so damaged by the war that it was declared uninhabitable.1yr ⋅ Smoke_Me_When_i_Die ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
American Private Harry Shelley of the 33rd Infantry Division, US 132nd Infantry, Company A, receiving British Distinguished Conduct Medal from King George V for his actions in the Battle of Hamel which was fought in July, 1918.1yr ⋅ ATSTlover ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Captain Richard D. Winters and Captain Lewis Nixon of Easy Company, 506th PIR a couple of days before the Battle of the Bulge, 19443yr ⋅ Heap_NCS ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I salute the brave defenders and attackers of verdun (Trenches of verdun present)3yr ⋅ RareSector5 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Kaiser Wilhelm II reviews his personal guard (Gardes du Corps), likely at Potsdam, 19123yr ⋅ Goldeagle1123 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The WW1 soldier have made a brooch for his loved one out of his THIGH BONE after his left leg was shattered in the Battle of the Somme2yr ⋅ Val2K21 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
My dream of being an Austro-Hungaraian troop with 99 problems may now be realized!3yr ⋅ FlamingSonic23 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Austro-Hungarian soldiers inspecting giant Italian 305mm howitzer (Iron Horse) captured during Caporetto breakthrough, WW1, November 1917 [Colorized]4yr ⋅ Maimailai ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
On this day in 1928 Count Luigi Cadorna, Maresciallo d'Italia, died in Bordighera (my birthplace); here is the plaque commemorating him4mo ⋅ Historynerd88 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Corporal Benito Mussolini in a trench on the Karst Plateau, 19162yr ⋅ WesternCurrency969 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I had to laugh out loud when I saw this giant Conrad at the Museum of Military History (HGM) in Vienna3yr ⋅ agmilky ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
In our next episode on Saturday we will refer to a group as Fascists. We are not just throwing that word around as is popular in 2020, these Italians were literally called Fascists and they are the origin of the term and the 20th century political movement3yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A crowd of young men queuing at the Army Recruiting Office at Walworth Town Hall, Wansey Street, Walworth, Southwark in south London, England during Lord Derby’s recruitment campaign, 1915.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
U.S. soldier resting by the entrance of a dug-out, March 1, 1918.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
RIP Kirk Douglas, famous for his WW1 inspired masterpiece “Paths of Glory.”4yr ⋅ theww2memoirs ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
American scientists in prototype-level protective suits at the American University Experiment Station, 1918.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A British seaplane pilot sends an urgent message via pigeon, WWI era.1yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
On the 12th Battle of the Isonzo River, my true love gave to me... 🎶3yr ⋅ GodLovesFrags ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
An A7V, a german tank, drives through a village near Rheims, 19184yr ⋅ Sassmann01 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Half naked women get hundreds of upvotes. How many for our piece of heavy artillery capable of launching 820kg shells over 12.5 kilometers?7yr ⋅ Grumsgramsen ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
TGW episode on the Hungarian Soviet Republic got taken down due to inappropriate content4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The Russian Expeditionary Force arrives at Marseille, 1916.1yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German soldier posing for a photograph in a snowy trench, 1915.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German AV-7 tank Adalbert with two of its crew being transported upon a railway flat car, Spring 1918. The tank saw action in 1918 at Villers-Bretonneux, midway between Amiens and St Quentin.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German soldiers during a toilet break on a Donnerbalken, 1916.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
[Image] Hundreds of silent men dressed as WWI soldiers fill Waterloo Station to mark the 100th anniversary of the Somme.5yr ⋅ Crazyman_54 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Gas attack in the Eastern Front. A Russian aviator captured the moment when Germans released the gas.4yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A British trench raid party returns through No Man's Land with German prisoners.4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Footage of an Italian Fiat 2000 heavy tank. Only two prototypes were ever built. The 40t vehicle could reach a top speed of 4km/h4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Top is the Cameron Highlanders battalion in 1914, before being sent to the front. Bottom is them after the armistice of 1918. [ 958x960 ]4yr ⋅ Blunderchips ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The Habsburg and the Hohenzollern, Allies in the World War I.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Russian White Army propaganda, 1918 (Russian civil war) - it says Christ has risen!3yr ⋅ Europa_Teles_BTR ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Does anyone have a widescreen version of Storm of Steel's cover image?2yr ⋅ SkiesofFarbanti ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
My history teacher pulled out a WW1 Educational video for us to learn WW1 and my brain was physically hurting from this map2yr ⋅ AdministrationOk3109 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Germans cavalry passing a captured British trench during the Spring Offensive of 1918.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I made this a couple days ago, thought someone here would enjoy it.5yr ⋅ TrainerShadow1 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Kaiser Wilhelm II seemingly scolding the Bulgarian prime minister, Vasil Radoslavov, in Nis. 05-01-1916.2yr ⋅ Pavel-Romanov ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Field Marshal August Van Mackensen in Hussar uniform in 1915. In his lifetime, he experienced the Kingdom of Prussia, the North German Confederation, German Empire, Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, and Allied occupation.4yr ⋅ nysom1227 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German soldiers in a dug out waiting for an enemy artillery barrage to lift, 1917.4yr ⋅ myrmekochoria ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Just got back from seeing the new All Quiet on the Western Front in theaters. It was incredible. I won't provide spoilers but I will say this: see it at the cinema if you can.1yr ⋅ RallyPigeon ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Colorized photo of Austro-Hungarian artillerymen assembling a Skoda 305 mm heavy siege howitzer somewhere in the woods [1200 x 850]4yr ⋅ Mailaimai ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Faces of the Great War: Unknown siamese soldiers. (Details in comments)11mo ⋅ KrazyJazz ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Got an email from Flo earlier this week that I'd won $250 to spend on history books5yr ⋅ anzallos ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
French poster showing armies of WW1 (uniforms and flags) [980 x 1436]4yr ⋅ WellingtonBlucher ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Francis Pegahmagabow, WWI’s most deadly sniper. Colourised by me.4yr ⋅ satoshigekkouga2303 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German soldiers playing on a piano in a destroyed Belgian town during the invasion in August 1914.4yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Aerial view of Fort Douaumont before and after the Battle of Verdun.5yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Daimler-Guinness improvised APC used by the British army during the 1916 Rising in Ireland4yr ⋅ maniacalbrain ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Faces of the Great War: Meet Wilfred Owen, poet. A great poet. Killed november 4 1918 at Ors, in the north of France.1yr ⋅ KrazyJazz ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
On the Eve of this important anniversary I couldn't sleep and painted this, from an old photo5yr ⋅ tjkruse ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Mata Hari. In February 1917, French authorities arrested her for espionage. In a military trial conducted in July, she was accused of revealing details of the Allies’ new weapon, the tank, resulting in the deaths of thousands of soldiers. She was sentenced to death and executed on October 15.2yr ⋅ Klimbim ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Map showing European countries by the number of deaths during WW15yr ⋅ yankeefan1608 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Finally got around to reading this! Would strongly recommend it to anyone who hasnt. So far its up there with Junger’s Storm of Steel.4yr ⋅ horrorhound88 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
