File:Soldats français blessés à Eich, Paul Kutter, 1914.jpg
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Français : Original caption: " L’hôpital d’Eich, fondé par l’industriel Norbert Metz en 1873 et appartenant à l’entreprise sidérurgique luxembourgeoise ARBED, était l’un des hôpitaux mis à la disposition de la Croix-Rouge luxembourgeoise, nouvellement créée, dès le début des hostilités. La photo montre des soldats français blessés à la bataille de Longwy. Dans une autre aile du même hôpital, la Croix-Rouge soignait aussi des soldats allemands. " |
| Date | between August 1914 and September 1914 |
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Éischte Weltkrich: La Grande Guerre au Luxembourg, C2DH Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History de l’Université du Luxembourg (Archives nationales de Luxembourg, Fonds première guerre mondiale) |
| Author | Paul Kutter (1863–1937) |
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