National Geographic Photographer Jeff Gusky‘s Hidden World of World War I Photo of the Day. Learn more here:
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Life-sized carving of a German officer in a German underground city. But the head is missing.
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Statue of Saint Lawrence holding the grill on which he was burned alive. It’s located in a WWI underground city that was hundreds of years old prior to WWI. My friends who know this site well believe the carving dates to the 16th century
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“HELLL” Smoke paining on the ceiling of an underground city.
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Characature of German Kaiser Wilhelm done by German soldiers
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WWI soldier MJ Maloney from Wakefield, Mass left his mark here in 1918
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Badly vandalized carving in a German WWI underground city
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Descending railway in the extensive French tunnel system at Butte de Vauquois
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Remnant of German soldier’s boot deep underground in a WWI German tunnel system at Butte de Vauquois
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Carving with musical score located in French WWI underground city
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Vandalized face of an officer in a German WWI underground city
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Canon shell carved on the wall of a German WWI underground city. It’s being fired into the mouth of a caricature of a Scottish WWI soldier.
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Caricature of a Scottish WWI soldier in a German WWI underground city
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Angelic figure, carved into the ceiling of a German WWI underground city, appears to be floating on air.
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