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Church destroyed by Italian artillery shooting at Austro-Hungarian troops during the First World War, Ponte di Piave Ponte di Piave. Date of Photograph:19/11/1917

Church destroyed by Italian artillery attacking Austro-Hungarian troops during the First World War, Ponte di Piave Ponte di Piave. Date of Photograph:20/01/1918

First World War: interior of a church of Duino-Aurisina/Devin-Nabreina after a bombing, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:28/08/1917

First World War:bombed buildings of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele in Palmanova, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Palmanova. Date of Photograph:23/11/1917

First World War: Duino rubble of bombed, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:1917

First World War: rubble and buildings damaged by bombing in a street in Gorizia, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Gorizia. Date of Photograph:10-11/1917

First World War: barbed wire in a way of Gorizia after the invasion of Austria, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Gorizia. Date of Photograph:01/11/1917

First World War: home destroyed by bombing in Cerovlje (it. Ceroglie), in the municipality of Duino-Aurisina, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina Cerovlje

World War I: the ruins of the church of Monfalcone, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Monfalcone. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

World War I: a bombed bridge in Medea, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Medea. Date of Photograph:24/11/1917

World War I: Palmanova Station bombed, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Palmanova. Date of Photograph:15/11/1917

German soldiers flank a tank, during an attack against the Soviet troops. The photograph was taken during World War II in the Russia-Germany war. Russia. Date of Photograph:20/10/1943

A Russian tank has been hit during a retaliation. The image dates back to the World War II, in particular, to the war between Russia and Germany. Russia. Date of Photograph:1941 ca

A bridge destroyed in the bombing of the battle of Neptune, during the Second World War, in the war between Russia and Germany Europe Bridge of Neptune. Date of Photograph:1941

Ponte Salario shot down by the Papal troops and the French Zouaves to prevent the advance of the Garibaldians, Rome Rome. Date of Photograph:1867

The remains of an American four-engined aircraft shot down in Borgo Tudia in Sicily during World War II. Castellana Sicula Borgo Tudia. Date of Photograph:06/1943 ca

Divisions of the Italian Expeditionary Forces (CSIR) in Russia attack with the flame-thrower the enemy's front line during World War II Russia. Date of Photograph:07/1942 ca

Destruction carried out by the English army in Agheila during their escape in World War II. Africa Libya, Agheila. Date of Photograph:1940-1945

Italian armoured vehicles in Corsica during World War II. France Corsica. Date of Photograph:03/1943 ca

World War I: bombed house in Gorizia Gorizia. Date of Photograph:29/07/1917

World War I: The Church of Lucinico destroyed by bombing Gorizia Lucinico. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Panorama of the city of Sebastopol; buildings and walls remained intact after the bombardments of the Crimean War, occured between 1854 and 1856. Ukraine Crimea Sebastopol

Railway Bridge of Requigny bombed during World War I France Somme. Date of Photograph:01/07/1916- 18/11/1916

The image shows the effects of German bombardments on the city of Antwerp. Many buildings have been bombarded and a group of people digs among the ruins. Belgium Antwerp

Air view of the demolished houses in the town of Termonde, after the German occupation. Belgium Termonde. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

A bridge pull down by bombardments, at Sainte Mascence, France. In the background, the built-up area is visible. France Sainte Mascence. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

Bridge of Vis on the River Meuse destroyed by the Belgians to prevent the German advance during the First World War Belgium Vis. Date of Photograph:1917

World War I: aerial bombardment Serbia. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: buildings damaged by bombing in Kalemegdan Serbia Kalemegdan. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Building demolished by bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Horses killed by bombs during the First World War France. Date of Photograph:1914-1917

World War I: the station of Lupkov destroyed by bombing Europe Lupkov. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: a war zone bombed Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: a war zone just bombed Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Foreshortened view of the village of Mouland, in Belgium, after the bombardments. The houses have the roof burnt, and part of the population is on the road. Belgium Mouland

The Belgians take the offensive again on the street which leads to Brussels. The image shows the Belgian battery shooting at the Germans who want to drive the enemy out of the village of Schlise

People throng the bombarded station of Senlis, in France, and wait for the train. France Senlis. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

The image was taken inside the Cathedral of Reims, after the German bombardment. Ruins are visible and, in the background, the pillars of the nave. France. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

The image shows a fortification destroyed during the bombardments of Antwerp. The fortification is in Smontakker, near the devaststed Straboneck. Belgium Straboneck, Smontakker

The image showes Reims cathedral's bells fallen after the German bombardments and fires. France Reims, Cathedral. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

Some men take debris away from the roads of Antwerp, caused by the German bombardment. Belgium Antwerp. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

The image shows a foreshortened view of the school of medicine, in Reims, completely destroyed by bombardments, together with the entire town. France Reims. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

The village of Huiron in Vitry-le-Francois, after the bombardments. The image shows a desolate landscape, only the house chimneys are still staying up. France Vitry-le-Francois, Huiron

View of Saint Rombout Cathedral, in Mechelen, former Malines, in Belgium. The image shows Grote Markt Square after the German bombardments. The church is heavily damaged

Some houses on fire, in Antewerp's outskirts, after the fall of the city under the German fire. Belgium Antwerp. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

World War I: rubble after the withdrawal of the enemy Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

World War I: a station destroyed by bombing Europe. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Foreshortened view of the demolished houses in the town of Termonde, after the German occupation. Belgium Termonde. Date of Photograph:1914 - 1918

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