Over the years, I've published thousands of images from the Great War. Once in a while I run across one that really moves me. Here's one such. MH
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Accompanied by a Chaplain, on 17 February 1918, South African Nurse Sister Mildred Flynn Lays a Wreath on the Grave of Her Brother, Dudley, Killed in the Fighting at Delville Wood During the Battle of the Somme |
Source: Imperial War Museum
I agree. mary
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