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Group of Algerian soldiers following the retreat of the German army, Noyon, Oise, France, 1917 (autochrome)

Group of Algerian soldiers following the retreat of the German army, Noyon, Oise, France, 1917 (autochrome)

Paris, 6 août 1914. Soldiers of the 5th Infantry Regiment ("Fearless Navarre") It is part of the 12th Infantry Brigade, 6th Infantry Division, 3rd Army Corps., waiting to depart from Paris to the Western Front. 6th August 1914. The 5th Regiments first action was at the Battle of Charleroi, 21st-24th August 1914. (Colorised by Luc Heinrich from France)

Paris, 6 août 1914. Soldiers of the 5th Infantry Regiment ("Fearless Navarre") It is part of the 12th Infantry Brigade, 6th Infantry Division, 3rd Army Corps., waiting to depart from Paris to the Western Front. 6th August 1914. The 5th Regiments first action was at the Battle of Charleroi, 21st-24th August 1914. (Colorised by Luc Heinrich from France)

A convoy of German prisoners escorted by French Algerian Sphais, of which there were 14 regiments in the French Army.

A convoy of German prisoners escorted by French Algerian Sphais, of which there were 14 regiments in the French Army.

German prisoners of war - 1914 On 30 May 1904, Auguste and Louis Lumière made a statement to the Paris Academy of Sciences, describes the process lattice trichrome, which three years later became the Autochrome, the first industrial process color reproduction.

German prisoners of war - 1914 On 30 May 1904, Auguste and Louis Lumière made a statement to the Paris Academy of Sciences, describes the process lattice trichrome, which three years later became the Autochrome, the first industrial process color reproduction.

Indian Army On The Western Front Pictured: Sikh soldiers at Pas de Calais, circa 1915/1916 Most Indian soldiers and cavalry had left the western front before the Somme Offensive and shipped to either Salonica in Macedonia or on to Egypt and then onto Mesopotamia. Over one and half million Indian troops served overseas, of whom 62,000 died and another 67,000 were wounded. In total at least 74,187 Indian soldiers died during the war.

Indian Army On The Western Front Pictured: Sikh soldiers at Pas de Calais, circa 1915/1916 Most Indian soldiers and cavalry had left the western front before the Somme Offensive and shipped to either Salonica in Macedonia or on to Egypt and then onto Mesopotamia. Over one and half million Indian troops served overseas, of whom 62,000 died and another 67,000 were wounded. In total at least 74,187 Indian soldiers died during the war.

Des infermières pour le maquis..sur la photo on voit Farida Petroni, , veuve d'un combattant de l'ALN, qui lance "un appel à l'aide à tout le monde arabe", le 7 novembre 1958, au Caire.

Des infermières pour le maquis..sur la photo on voit Farida Petroni, , veuve d'un combattant de l'ALN, qui lance "un appel à l'aide à tout le monde arabe", le 7 novembre 1958, au Caire.

Toutes les tailles | A Group of Algerians Caids during the First World War, Toulouse, 1914 | Flickr : partage de photos !

Toutes les tailles | A Group of Algerians Caids during the First World War, Toulouse, 1914 | Flickr : partage de photos !

Two German soldiers posing with rats caught in their trench during World War 1.

Two German soldiers posing with rats caught in their trench during World War 1.

De tuin van Duitse soldaten tijdens WO I

De tuin van Duitse soldaten tijdens WO I

A shell-shocked British soldier captured by the Germans during WW1, Shell shock was a common cause of crippling injury, usually without any physical trauma. Shell-shocked troops suffered from the effect of blast on the central nervous system experiencing severe disorientation, deafness, emetic syndrome, trembling, and often inability to stand.

A shell-shocked British soldier captured by the Germans during WW1, Shell shock was a common cause of crippling injury, usually without any physical trauma. Shell-shocked troops suffered from the effect of blast on the central nervous system experiencing severe disorientation, deafness, emetic syndrome, trembling, and often inability to stand.

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