Destroyed building in Noyon, France


Title
Destroyed building in Noyon, France
Description
Postcard of a destroyed building in Noyon, France as a result of the Noyon campaign from April to August 1918. Date approximated.
Date
April 1918
Original Format
postcards
Extent
14cm x 8cm
Local Identifier
1200-b1-fa-i2
Subject(s)
Spatial
Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Comments

Nanette Hardison Jul 15 2014

This image is from a postcard that is part of the Emil Gorling Papers, a collection that has postcards and photographs that show the result of the 1918 German Spring Offensive in Northern France and specifically the Noyon Campaign (April-August 1918). This particular scene is a building in Noyon, France that was damaged in April 1918 during that campaign. Emil Gorling was a German soldier in the 3rd Landwehr Division during World War I and his postcards and photographs of WWI show scenes of devastation and of German soldiers in the field.

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