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Two French women seen here collecting money for the wounded from passengers in a train

Two French women seen here collecting money for the wounded from passengers in a train


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Two French women seen here collecting money for the wounded from passengers in a train

Two French women seen here collecting money for the wounded from passengers in a train waiting on the platform. The girl is using a German helmet to receive donation given to her by a French soldier. Circa October 1914
Published Daily Mirror Page 9 October 13th 1914

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WATFORD
Mirrorpix
France

Media ID 21350910

© Mirrorpix

Carriages Pickelhaube Railway World War One 1910s


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In this photo print, we are transported back to the early days of World War One. Two courageous French women can be seen on a train platform, selflessly collecting money for the wounded soldiers from compassionate passengers. The image captures a moment frozen in time, circa October 1914. One woman stands tall with determination, holding out a German helmet as an improvised donation container. This unique choice of receptacle serves as a powerful symbol of defiance against the enemy forces that have caused so much devastation. It is given to her by a French soldier, highlighting the unity and resilience displayed by their countrymen during these trying times. The other woman stands beside her companion, equally dedicated to their cause. Their presence exudes strength and compassion as they approach each passenger with unwavering resolve. The carriages behind them serve as a reminder of the constant movement and chaos brought about by war. Published in the Daily Mirror on October 13th, 1914, this photograph provides us with a glimpse into an era marked by conflict but also characterized by acts of charity and solidarity. These two brave women represent countless others who worked tirelessly to support those affected by war. As we reflect upon this poignant image from Memory Lane Prints, let it serve as a timeless testament to humanity's ability to come together in times of crisis - reminding us that even amidst darkness, light can still shine through.

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