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Officers entering Le Quesnoy, 1918

Officers of the New Zealand Division enter Le Quesnoy in the early morning of 5 November 1918.

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  • 18 Pounder in action at Le Quesnoy
    Western Front in 1918
  • 18 Pounder in action at Le Quesnoy
    New Zealand and Le Quesnoy

Keywords

WW1
le quesnoy liberation
france
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Alexander Turnbull Library
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