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German Tobacco Card # 97 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1916)
The Somme Battle No. 97
At the aviator machine gun On the Somme, the English and French ruled the air almost completely at first. No battery, no position remained undiscovered; The bombs fell deep into the hinterland. Our planes could neither clear up nor bring in artillery. It was only after long weeks that the German fighter pilots established the equilibrium of the forces.
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German Tobacco Card # 114 Translation
Land 3 1/3 Mokri Superb 3 1/3
The World War 1916
Cavalry patronille opens in Bucharest The Campaign Against Romania No. 114 On December 6, 1916, Army Group Mackensen moved into the heavily fortified Romanian capital. It had been given up by the enemy without a fight. The large cavalry groups, especially the Schmettow corps, had a glorious share in all the successes in Siebenburgen and Wallachia.
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German Tobacco Card # 101 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1916)
The Somme Battle No. 101
German messenger in the summer battle One of the most difficult problems facing the battlefield was the transmission of messages on the battlefield. Despite all the technical inventions, the results were never satisfied. In the rough fight, the reporter remained the main bearer of the intelligence service. He earned immortal fame during the world war. Scrapbook (REM. 1.-) only available from tobacco shops Exchange of pictures only through Cigarette-Picture-Service Dresden-A. 1
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German Tobacco Card # 106 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1916)
On the Russian Krlegeschauplatz No. 106
Medical company on the march Each troop had its own doctors and sanitation teams. In addition, the larger associations had medical companies and field hospitals. In the war of movement they marched in close contact with the techtenden troops. During the war of positions, the sanitary facilities were mostly down to earth.
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German Tobacco Card # 134 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1916)
Fight on the western front No. 134
Funnel field in Flanders The rough amounts of precipitation and the high groundwater level in Flanders often turned the battlefield into a swamp and filled the funnels to the brim. Staying in the wet was painful and unhealthy for the troops, but there were a lot of duds.
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German Tobacco Card # 170 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War Situation at the turn of 1917/18
No: 170
Preparing a slide In 1918 we had about 4,800 aircraft instead of 218 mobilization machines. Despite this tremendous development of the flies, the importance of the tethered balloons in our bailon trains, namely as a means of observation for the artillery, had hardly decreased.
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German Tobacco Card # 178 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1918)
Spring battles in France No: 178
The destroyed attack field At the Marchan fire in 1918, our troops reached Albert, Montdidier and Noyon. The roughest depth of the collapse was over 60 km. 90,000 prisoners and around 1,500 guns were brought in. But at the last moment the Allies succeeded in preventing our complete breakthrough.
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German Tobacco Card # 226 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1914/18)
In the homeland No: 226 Snake in front of the middle class kitchen On January 25, 1915, the compulsory management of food and feed began in Germany, which resulted in the well-known card system. The worst were the Kohiruben winters in 1916/17. It is primarily thanks to the discipline of our people that there was no breakdown in nutrition.
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German Tobacco Card # 227 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1914/18)
In the homeland No: 227 Under the sign of the war economy The generation of German war needs was a tremendous organizational and technical achievement. In the spring of 1918, the monthly production of field guns was 2,000 pieces around 15 at the start of the war, and more than 10,000 of machine guns to 508 in 1915. Women and young people also took part in the heaviest work to a large extent.
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German Tobacco Card # 249 Translation
Jasmatzi Ramses
The World War (1914/18)
The fighting in the German colonians No: 249 Askari in makeshift uniforms The Lettow troops in East Africa knew how to master their need for weapons and equipment again and again. In all areas it created whatever else it took from the enemy. It goes without saying that this made the troops look very variegated.
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German Tobacco Card # 266 Translation
Salem cigarettes
The World War
Appendix: Our opponents
No. 266.Sikh officer
The native troops of the Anglo-Indian army used against the Central Powers consisted mainly of Sikh regiments. These are recruited from the Hindu sect of the same name, which is at home in the Punjab. England owes it to their loyalty that it was able to put down "the gross mutiny" of 1857.
Painting by Th. Rocholl With Gen. d. Publishing house H. Klemm A.-G., Berlin-Grunewald, from ,, Deutschl. Opponents in world war "
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