Fotocollectie Eerste Wereldoorlog. The premier at the front. Mr. Asquith inspecting a plane that just has returned from a flight. It has many bullet holes. 1914-1918}

Fotocollectie Eerste Wereldoorlog. The premier at the front. Mr. Asquith inspecting a plane that just has returned from a flight. It has many bullet holes. 1914-1918}
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