German forces capture 32000 wounded soldiers by Italians
An official photograph shows the club with which the German armies finish off wounded soldiers. Italy reports 32000 such wounded captured by Italian forces.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
An official photograph shows the club with which the German armies finish off wounded soldiers. Italy reports 32000 such wounded captured by Italian forces.
The piece contrasts a prehistoric club with a German weapon used to finish off wounded on battlefield lines. It declares the only answer is defeating the German Armies. It states America fights in France to safeguard civilization and national safety.
It urges readers to invest in the Third Liberty Loan as the direct blow to German military supremacy. The appeal highlights rifles helmets gas masks big guns shells airplanes and victory as the means to protect American soldiers in France and save lives.
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