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Standard Grade History: International Co-operation and Conflict

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1 Standard Grade History: International Co-operation and Conflict
TRENCH WARFARE Standard Grade History: International Co-operation and Conflict 1890’s – 1920’s

2 En route to the front line

3 SKETCH OF TRENCH SYSTEM

4 Cross-Section of a Trench

5 The ‘Ideal’ Trench System

6 In a dug out

7 A dug out

8 Trench System

9 Trying to cook in a trench

10 Gordon Highlanders sharing their rations

11 An Allied trench

12 Life in the trench

13 Life in the trench

14 In a French trench

15 A waterlogged trench

16 Trench foot

17 Boredom in the trench

18 In a communication trench

19 At rest!

20 Getting Some Sleep!

21 Firing a mortar

22 Soldiers wait to go ‘over the top’

23 Going ‘over the top’.

24 Leaving the trench

25 Wounded being returned to trench

26 Injured Soldier Being Moved

27 Wounded in the trench

28 Wounded taken to field station

29 Telegram from War Office

30 Launching a gas attack

31 World War One gas mask

32 Soldier & horse in gas masks

33 Gas casualties

34 German sniper practice

35 Abandoned German trench

36 Excavating a trench

37 The trenches today (Beaumont Hamel – Somme)

38 Trenches at Vimy Ridge

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