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Son Colonel !; En permission tous les deux, un lieutenant-colonel et un jeune soldat de... 1916. Creator: Louis Remy Sabattier
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Son Colonel !; En permission tous les deux, un lieutenant-colonel et un jeune soldat de... 1916. Creator: Louis Remy Sabattier
Son Colonel !; En permission tous les deux, un lieutenant-colonel et un jeune soldat de son regiment se rencontrent a Paris, sur les grands boulevards ; le salute que ce "bleuet", qui a daja fait ses preuves, adresse a son chef contient toute la deference empressee et en meme temps l'affectueuse confiance qui caracterisent notre discipline militaire ; et on devine ce bref dialogue: "Tu as bien gagne tes six jours, mon petit gars.-- Pas si bienque vous, mon colonel! ", 1916. From "Collection de la Guerre IV. L'Illustration Tome CXLVII. La Guerre Janvier, Fevrier, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin 1916"
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Son Colonel!; On Leave Together - A Lieutenant-Colonel and a Young Soldier of His Regiment Meet in Paris, 1916
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is a poignant photograph by Louis Remy Sabattier that captures the profound bond between a military leader and his soldier during the First World War. The image, published in "La Guerre" issue CXLVII of "L'Illustration" in January, February, March, April, May, and June of 1916, depicts a fatherly moment as a lieutenant-colonel greets a young soldier on leave, exuding both deference and affectionate confidence that embodies military discipline. The photograph, titled "Son Colonel!; En permission tous les deux, un lieutenant-colonel et un jeune soldat de son régiment se rencontrent à Paris, sur les grands boulevards ; le salute que ce 'bleuet', qui a déjà fait ses preuves, adresse à son chef contient toute la déference empressee et en même temps l'affectueuse confiance qui caractérisent notre discipline militaire ; et on devine ce bref dialogue: 'Tu as bien gagné tes six jours, mon petit gars.'-- 'Pas si bien que vous, mon colonel!'" (Translation: "You have truly earned your six days off, my little boy.'-- 'Not as well as you, colonel!"), beautifully encapsulates the respect and camaraderie shared between the two men. The photograph, part of the "Collection de la Guerre" by Sabattier, offers a glimpse into the lives of soldiers during wartime. The image of the fatherly colonel and his young soldier, meeting in Paris amidst the chaos of the war, evokes feelings of love, pride, and the longing for family during a time of conflict. The photograph, with its timeless and evocative composition, stands as a testament to the enduring connection between military leaders and their soldiers, and the importance of family and fatherhood in the midst of war.
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