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German emergency stations on the hillside of the Hohnack.
( road to Trois-Epis Le Linge ). |
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The Schratzmännele seen from the road to Trois-Epis-Le
Linge.
The road that we can see, on the flank of the
Schratzmännele and on the pass of Le Linge, continues to
the Wettstein pass. |
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German organization at the top of Le Linge.
On the left, the valley of Orbey and the Noirmont. |
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Alpine soldiers skiing in massif of Le Linge.
The hunters carry a white dress to avoid to be detached on
the snow. |
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Road to Wettstein, after the passage of the pass of Le
Linge.
The trench on the right hand of the road was German, the
French trench was on the left, in below. |
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View on Le Linge and the Schratzmännele.
Taken on the Wettstein road. |
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Shelter to the Wettstein pass.
The 5th, 11th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 22nd, 27th, 28th, 30th,
52nd, 70th, 106th, 114th, 115th, 120th, 121st hunter
battalions and the 359th and 297th regiments of infantry
fought gloriously in the massif of Le Linge. |
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Road from Hohrodberg to Munster.
The car is running to Munster. |
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Monument at the pass of Le Linge to the memory of the dead
persons of the 5th BCP and, in particular, to the Major
Barberot, killed here on August 4th 1915. As most
monuments of the world war, it had to be destroyed by the
occupying power at the time of World War II. It will be
happily saved, thanks to the action of some patriotic
people. |
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To be noted the incredible proximity of the firsts ligns
French and German one, far between only ten meters,
sometimes less. |
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