A squadron of Australian infantrymen with their gas-masks equipped at the Third Battle of Ypres, September 1917. Raging for over three months long, the battle would claim close to one million casualties by its end. [800×1071] Comment Vintage Source
100 years ago: Street scene in Antwerp, Belgium, showing citizens turning out for celebration a few hours after the Germans surrendered and an end of World War I. 11th November 1918 [1509 x 1050] 16 Comments Vintage Source
Captain Nieves Fernandez, a Filipino resistance leader and former school teacher, shows to an American soldier how she used her “bolo” to silently kill Japanese soldiers during occupation (1944) [1200×920] Comment Vintage Source
Pîhtokahanapiwiyin, also known as Poundmaker, was a Plains Cree chief. Photo taken in 1885. [414 X 640] 2 Comments Vintage Source
Camp guards at concentration camp Buchenwald, who were captured and beaten by the prisoners on the day of liberation. April 1945 [800×837] 20 Comments Vintage Source
