Belgium Postcard:Ans L'Eglise Damaged Church Ruins Bomb Damage WWI 1910's XT5162

This historic postcard depicts the severe war damage suffered by the parish church in Ans, Belgium, during the early twentieth century conflict. The striking image showcases the partially destroyed brick tower, collapsed roofing sections, and piles of masonry rubble lining the cobblestone street below. It provides a sobering look at the impact of shellfire and military engagement on community landmarks within the Liège region during the First World War.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by an unknown publisher. The postcard was made in Belgium. This is an unused postcard.

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