Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 11月12日 04時00分

"Dworzak’s use of humble postcards to carry his images puts this overwhelming and tragic story into tangible and human focus but loses nothing of its complexity and global scale" - Chris Bird
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Creating a photo for each day of World War I, Thomas Dworzak's 'Feldpost' project delves into the myriad narratives, present-day echoes, and truly international reach of the conflict. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: "Flames and Light" WW1 spectacle. By attacking the fortified French city of Verdun, situated on the Meuse River and for centuries a defensive outpost against France's northern enemies, the German chief of staff, Erich von Falkenhayn, deduced correctly that France would throw all it had to stop this symbolic town falling into German hands. After capturing the Meuse heights, Falkenhayn planned to rain heavy artillery down on the French reserves sent up to recapture Verdun. German forces launched "Unternehmen Gericht" (Operation Judgement) on 21 February 1916, firing a million shells in the first eight hours of the battle, pausing at midday to try and lure out unwary survivors when the shelling resumed. Centenary of the WW1 battle of Verdun. Verdun, France. 2016/05
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