Drinking Soldier Weissenburg Lithograph #14 Style:France, c. 1890s The strangest military hoax of

The strangest military hoax of World War II

a socialist politician who helped get publicly-owned gas and water to the Dutch people

many of whom came back injured or out of work

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Drinking Soldier Weissenburg Lithograph #14 Style:France, c. 1890s The strangest military hoax ofA uniformed soldier pours himself a bottle of liquor. Buckhardts studio was located in Weissenburg, in the Alsace region of France, along the French border to Germany. Burckardt created these imaginative lithographs between the late 1800s to the early 1900s, and they quickly became known as the new media of the 1900s. Among the whimsical prints, caricatures of politicians, fairy tale characters, and personified animals are often featured. The prints