File:Memorial Plate, Pietralba.jpg

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English: Memorial plate to Corsican conscripts in the First World War, on the frontage of the train station in Pietralba, Corsica. It reads: "from here, on the first days of August 1914, departed the cream of the youth of Castifao and its region, the first step of a journey to the Front from where so many never came back..."
Français : Plaque commémorative des appelés corses de la Première Guerre Mondiale, sur la façade de la gare de Pietralba. Il y est écrit : "d'ici, aux premiers jours d'août 1914, est partie la fine fleur de la jeunesse de Castifao et de sa région, première étape d'un voyage vers le Front d'où tant ne sont pas revenus..."
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Camera location42° 30′ 29.38″ N, 9° 10′ 51.68″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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