Trench Conditions - “Shellshock”

Canada's contribution to the First World War led to growing autonomy and international recognition, but at great cost.

Trench Conditions - Trench Routine

WW1 Colourised Photos - Medical orderlies tend to the wounded in a trench during the Battle of Courcelette (part of the Somme Offensive) in mid-September 1916. The soldiers are Canadian. This photo

Medicine on the Western Front (part two) - The National Archives

The Doughboy, Lest We Forget, World War I Exhibit, Pritzker Military Museum & Library

Great War A slideshow about Trench Warfare. Why Trench warfare Trenches provided the basics of war. They could be sleeping quarters, battlefields, and. - ppt download

Is trench warfare still relevant in the 21st century warfare? - Quora

Report of the War Office Committee of Enquiry Into Shell-Shock: 9781783310173 - AbeBooks

Shellshock in World War One

History KS3 / KS4: Fighting in the trenches - BBC Teach

PDF) Shell Shock Stories and Beyond: Trauma and the First World War Research Guide and Bibliography

What are the most chilling images of shell-shocked soldiers from WWI? - Quora

LAUGH OR CRY: FLGHTING IN THE TRENCHES

A “Trench Raider” during WW1. Both sides had them and they were sent in small groups where they snuck into forward enemy trenches and killed everyone. Armed with a revolver, several knives