Bloody Hell-WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES OF WAR DEAD

[cyberia]

French dead piled along the trench they defended



German troops dead from artillery barrage



An Allied soldier clears the dead following a trench raid



German dead awaiting burial

[cyberia]

German dead in a trench following artillery barrage



German troops preparing to bury Allied dead



A French trench shortly after an artillery barrage



British POWs assisting in the identification and burial of German dead

[Wolster]

Originally Posted by cyberia

Pre-computer photoshop...

This infamous photo alleged to be of the Reaper rising from a shell burst on the Western Front caused a stir when it appeared in print in England and the United States in 1916.

It was later determined that the prints were in fact made from a marriage of three negatives; one of the dead soldier, one of the shell blast and the third of unknown origin.

Originally Posted by cyberia

[center]
A German casualty in a flooded trench

Is the second picture one of the 3 from the first, reversed?

[cyberia]

Wow, it sure as hell looks that way. Good eye Wolster!!

[Jim O]

Field of French and German dead in Champagne




Armenian Christians massacred by Turks




Grave of first AEF soldier killed in combat




German cemetery at Bethune

[Jim O]

British dead in a captured trench




Graves of British Aviators




German dead in front line trench on the Somme 1916




German dead, Flanders. 1917

[Jim O]

Grave of US aviator Lt Quentin Roosevelt - buried by the Germans




Russian mass grave




Austrian Hussars collecting their dead in Galicia

[Jim O]

Funeral of Pvt Dyer J Byrd US 166th Infantry Domjevin 3 Mar 1918




Serbian peasants burying their dead




Russian soldier dead on the wire

[Jim O]

Burial of victims from the Lusitania at Queenstown, Ireland, 10 May 1915




French soldier executed as a spy near Rheims




Americans burying their dead - Bois de Consenvoye, France, 8 November 1918




Death of a French regiment near Peronne

[Jim O]

German dead near Moislains




French cemetery near Verdun




US transport horses lying dead in harness, Cantigny, 28 May 1918