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Image Not Available for A corner of a foreign land that is for ever England. The British graveyard at Salonika- French, Serbian, Russian and Italian are beyond
A corner of a foreign land that is for ever England. The British graveyard at Salonika- French, Serbian, Russian and Italian are beyond
Image Not Available for A corner of a foreign land that is for ever England. The British graveyard at Salonika- French, Serbian, Russian and Italian are beyond

A corner of a foreign land that is for ever England. The British graveyard at Salonika- French, Serbian, Russian and Italian are beyond

Date1916-1917
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions16.6 x 21.7 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/374.108
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Elderly man stands at his doorway viewing the land beyond in Flamborough on the east coast of England.
Elderly man stands at his doorway viewing the land beyond in Flamborough on the east coast of England.
Unknown
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for With the very mixed population of Limehouse, England, there is nothing strange in mixed marriages. This picture is, however, unique, for although men from China are said to make ideal husbands, they are hardly ever seen about with their wives.
With the very mixed population of Limehouse, England, there is nothing strange in mixed marriages. This picture is, however, unique, for although men from China are said to make ideal husbands, they are hardly ever seen about with their wives.
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Louie Palu
December 24, 2007
Photograph
Image Not Available for American forces in land, sea and air have a greater proportion of Negro servicemen than ever before in American military history.
American forces in land, sea and air have a greater proportion of Negro servicemen than ever before in American military history.
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Graveyard Corners (Illustration for West by East)
Graveyard Corners (Illustration for West by East)
Thoreau MacDonald
1933
Drawing
Image Not Available for A Serbian fire trench 30 yards from the Bulgars. Differing somewhat in his methods of warfare from his Allied brothers-in-arms, the Serbian soldiers construct a different type of trench
A Serbian fire trench 30 yards from the Bulgars. Differing somewhat in his methods of warfare from his Allied brothers-in-arms, the Serbian soldiers construct a different type of trench
The Central News Ltd
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for With the Serbians on the Balkan front. No 766 Serbians in reserve clean their rifles and sharpen their bayonets
With the Serbians on the Balkan front. No 766 Serbians in reserve clean their rifles and sharpen their bayonets
Albert Wyndham
1915–1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Count Ciano (Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, German Ambassador Mackensen and his wife,along with others, sing hymns at a local festival. In the foregound is the Austrian conductor Clemens Krauss.
Count Ciano (Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, German Ambassador Mackensen and his wife,along with others, sing hymns at a local festival. In the foregound is the Austrian conductor Clemens Krauss.
Ilse Steinhoff
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Sir Hubert Wilkins and his wife. The British explorer, who has been searching for the Russian flier Levanevsky and his companions, is missing. This photo was taken on his last visit to England.
Sir Hubert Wilkins and his wife. The British explorer, who has been searching for the Russian flier Levanevsky and his companions, is missing. This photo was taken on his last visit to England.
Unknown
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Crowning ceremony for the Olympic cyclists (front: British - bronze; centre; French - gold; rear: Italian - silver)
Crowning ceremony for the Olympic cyclists (front: British - bronze; centre; French - gold; rear: Italian - silver)
Associated Press of Berlin
1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for British, Italian and French officers in a village behind the lines
British, Italian and French officers in a village behind the lines
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for British, French and Italian troops were friends at once and it is very common to see them together
British, French and Italian troops were friends at once and it is very common to see them together
British
1916-1918
photograph
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