WWI. Fortifications of the russian city of Libau

Fortifications of the russian city of Libau, on the Baltic, blown up by russians before their evacuation

German troops charging across an open field under fire from the Russians

Austrian armored train decorated with flowers and shrubs. Partly for the purpose of hiding it from the enemy and partly as an expression of jubilation over the retreat of the russians in Galicia.

German soldiers riding through the burning Russian town of Szawle after the russian troops had fled

Source:The New York Times, Sunday, July 4, 1915