File:Baionnette 1021917.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionBaionnette 1021917.jpg | La Baîonnette 10 februray 1917 |
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Source | scan made by Arsène Lapin from the newspaper same date |
Author | Georges Delaw (1871-1938) |
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