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Canonne, pius torpille en mer; Les survivants de l'equipage du L-7 nagent vers le sous-marin anglai Creator: Unknown
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Canonne, pius torpille en mer; Les survivants de l'equipage du L-7 nagent vers le sous-marin anglai Creator: Unknown
Canonne, pius torpille en mer; Les survivants de l'equipage du L-7 nagent vers le sous-marin anglais qui s'efforce de les recueillir, 1916. From "L'Album de la Guerre 1914-1919, Volume 1" [L'Illustration, Paris, 1924]
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Aerial Warfare Airship Conflict Crew Dirigible Lillustration Shot Down Survivors Zeppelin Air Transport
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Canonne, pius torpille en mer; Les survivants de l'équipage du L-7 nagent vers le sous-marin anglais qui s'efforce de les recueillir
EDITORS COMMENTS
(Cannon, pious torpedo at sea; The crew of L-7 swim towards the English submarine trying to rescue them, 1916) is a poignant and evocative image from the First World War era, captured in this photograph. The scene depicts the aftermath of a daring rescue operation during the conflict, with the survivors of the French Zeppelin L-7, their airship having been shot down by German forces, swimming towards a British submarine that is making an attempt to save them. The image is taken from "L'Album de la Guerre 1914-1919, Volume 1" published by L'Illustration in Paris in 1924. The photograph captures the raw emotion and tension of the moment, as the crew members of the L-7, having narrowly escaped death, make their way towards the safety of the submarine. The contrast between the calm, still waters of the sea and the frenetic activity of the survivors and the submarine adds to the drama of the scene. The use of the term "canonne, pius torpille en mer" in the title refers to the torpedo that was likely used to bring down the Zeppelin. The image serves as a reminder of the dangerous and unpredictable nature of aerial warfare during the First World War, and the incredible bravery and resourcefulness of both the crews of the Zeppelin and the submarine in the face of such adversity. This photograph is a significant historical document, providing a glimpse into the events of the First World War and the innovative ways in which military forces adapted to the challenges of the time. It is a powerful reminder of the human cost of conflict and the importance of rescue and survival efforts in times of crisis. The photograph's origin is unknown, adding to its mystery and intrigue, making it a valuable addition to any collection of historical images.
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