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Balkan War
Balkan Wars: Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, according to the custom of his country, walking on the weapons and flags of enemies conquered by his army, in this case the Turks. From " Le Petit Journal", Paris, 10 November 1912
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1912 Carriage Conflict Flag Identity Illustration Technique King Le Petit Journal Medium Group Of People Military Uniform Only Men Ottoman Empire Rifle Soldier Success Text Transportation Weapon Western Script Balkan War Ferdinand I Of Bulgaria
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In this print from the Balkan Wars, we witness a powerful symbol of triumph and national pride. King Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, adorned in his majestic military uniform, confidently strides upon a sea of conquered weapons and flags belonging to the defeated Turkish army. The image captures a defining moment in history when Bulgaria emerged victorious against the Ottoman Empire. The composition is strikingly vertical, emphasizing the grandeur and dominance of Ferdinand I as he walks atop this symbolic battlefield. Surrounding him are men who fought alongside their king, sharing in the glory of their success. Their expressions reflect both exhaustion and elation after enduring the hardships of war. The architecture behind them hints at an era steeped in tradition and heritage. It serves as a reminder that conflicts like these have shaped nations throughout time. The text accompanying this illustration provides valuable context for viewers seeking to understand the significance of this historical event. Le Petit Journal's publication date on November 10th, 1912 further immerses us into that period by using Western script - another testament to how events such as these were disseminated globally even back then. This print encapsulates not only a specific moment but also represents an entire chapter in Balkan history where courage prevailed over adversity – forever etching Ferdinand I's name among those who led their people towards independence and prosperity.
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