Bilder aus der großen Schlacht. 3. Teil (1918)

Pictures from the great battle (Part 3)

1. Intertitle: Advancing infantry. Image: (long shot) firing field artillery, clouds of smoke on the horizon; infantry moving forward. 2. Intertitle: 21-cm mortars firing. Image: 21-cm mortars (21-cm mortar 10) being loaded and fired. 3. Intertitle: After the battle. Image: Field of battle with wreck of English tank (English Mark III), destroyed military equipment and dead horses; transport columns moving in opposite directions on a country road in the battle area. 4. Intertitle: Shot-down English plane. Image: soldiers view the wreck of an English plane. 5. Intertitle: Captured English cannon. Image: captured English cannon (9.2-inch howitzer), including rail artillery (12-inch railway gun). 6. Intertitle: Captured English position with field cannon near Attily. Image: captured English position with field cannon near Attily. 7. Intertitle: Captured fully laden military trains near Ham. Image: captured military trains near Ham. 8. Intertitle: On the St. Quentin-Ham road. Image: horsedrawn transport column on the St. Quentin – Ham road with avenue of trees, one broken. 9. Embedded English long-barrel cannon in Roisel. Image: English long-barrel cannon emplacement in Roisel; transport column passes by ruins. 10. Intertitle: Abandoned English tent camp. Image: soldiers sift through an abandoned English tent camp. 11. Intertitle: View of the devastated area at Holnon. Image: ruins in the devastated area of Holnon. 12. Intertitle: Heavy English battery in a sandpit in the Holnon forest. Image: heavy English battery emplacement in a sandpit in the Holnon forest.; Kaiser Wilhelm II views a captured English troop camp. 13. Intertitle: French prisoners load their wounded comrades. Image: French prisoners load wounded men onto a truck. 14. Intertitle: In a conquered French city. Image: soldiers in a conquered and destroyed city (St. Quentin?). 15. Intertitle: English prisoners. Image: column of English prisoners under guard of mounted Uhlans.