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Saloniki front. Turkish officers. March 1917

Saloniki front. A columnof Turkish pack camels at rest. March 1917

Saloniki front. Turkish calvary exercises behind the front lines. March 1917

Saloniki front. In a Turkish field hospital behind the front lines. March 1917

saloniki front. Turkish calvary on difficult terain. March 1917

Saloniki front. Training Turkish soldiers behind the front lines. March 1917

Saloniki front. Turkish pack camels loaded with supplies for the front. March 1917

Saloniki front. Three Turkish officers. March 1917

Saloniki front. Lightly wounded in front of a Turkish field hospital. March 1917

Saloniki front. Turkish ox drivers resting. March 1917

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