"I was there" with the Yanks on the western front, 1917-1919
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A collection of sketches and verses presents a firsthand account of life on the Western Front, recorded by a soldier-artist during service with French and American units. Drawings and poems depict trenches, artillery barrages, supply convoys, reliefs, and the daily routines of waiting, cleaning, and fatigue, alongside scenes of civilians, mascots, and comradeship. The tone alternates between wry humor and sober observation, emphasizing the ordinary hardships, small gestures, and visual details that shaped frontline existence.
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