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Summary
The Royal Visits To the Western Front, 1914-1918
King George V visiting the graves of Canadian soldiers on Vimy Ridge, 11 July 1917. Identified graves include servicemen of the 75th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force: Lieutenant Lionel Hyman Eliot, Lieutenant Martin Jay Workman, and Lieutenant G.C. Faithful(l), all of whom were killed in action on 9 November 1917.
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Tags
canadian cemetery no 2 neuville st vaast
george v in photographs
ministry of information first world war official collection
the royal visits to the western front 1914 1918
uk government artistic works
world war i photographs by john warwick brooke
great britain
wwi
british troops
world war i
Date
11/07/1917
Source
Imperial War Museums
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain