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Castelnau, Paul (1880-1944)

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Name
Castelnau, Paul (1880-1944)
Nationality
French
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Assets (28 in total)

French soldiers buying and reading newspapers at a kiosk in Rexpoede, Department Nord, Region Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, September 6, 1917 (autochrome)
Senegalese soldiers serving in the French Army as infantrymen resting in a room with guns and equipment, Saint-Ulrich, Department Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France, June 16, 1917 (autochrome)
Two Senegalese soldiers serving in the French Army as infantrymen, France, June 22, 1917 (autochrome)
A group of French soldiers in a trench on the front line, Hirtzbach, Department Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France, June 16, 1917 (autochrome)
Faisal I of Iraq, Middle East, 1917 (autochrome)
Eight French soldiers are camouflaging a 370 mm railway gun with the inscription 'Keity', Noyon, Oise, France, September 5, 1917 (autochrome)
Damaged buildings after the bombings of September 10 and 11 in the town of Rosendaël near Dunkirk, Region Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, September 11, 1917 (autochrome)
French soldiers in front of the grocery store Felix Potin at the Place des Marchés, Reims, France, 1917 (autochrome)
French soldiers are camouflaging a 370 mm railway gun with the inscription 'Keity', Noyon, Oise, France, September 5, 1917 (autochrome)
A group of Senegalese soldiers serving in the French Army as infantrymen having lunch in Saint-Ulrich, Department Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France, June 16, 1917 (autochrome)
French fire fighters, military and civilians are trying to prevent fires from spreading after the bombings of September 2 and 3, which affected several buildings in Dunkirk, including the warehouse Bains shown in the photo, Region Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, September 3, 1917 (autochrome)
Two French soldiers standing at a narrow gauge railroad track near the French line at Het Sas in an area that has been devastated by artillery fire, Belgium, September 10, 1917 (autochrome)
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