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Execution Ground. The Firing party was posted where Mr Colinet, former Director of the Tir National, is seen; the Condemned was placed on the chair.

Removal of Miss Edith Cavell's body from the

Visit of Their Majesties, the King and Queen of England, to the Edith Cavell Memorial

The beautiful snow-capped peak in Jasper Park serves as a massive monument in honor of the British nurse heroine of World War I. The plaque erected at the base tells the story of Nurse Cavell, and in this impressive setting, each year a service is…

Canadian Rockies' Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper Park, Alberta, Canada

Edith Cavell. Brussels. Dawn. 12th October, 1915. Humanity, Sacrifice, Fortitude, Devotion.

L'Assassinio Di Miss Cavell Ispira La "Kultur" - in English: "The Assassination of Miss Cavell Inspires 'Kultur'"

"Kultur" threatens Miss Cavell nursing a wounded enemy

A welcome gift for Kaiser's Birthday

The murder. "Well done," said "Kultur."

The parody of justice at the court of Kultur

Nurse Cavell Memorial, St. Martin's Place, London - This beautiful and dignified statue stands in St. Martin's Place. It is a fitting memorial of Edith Cavell, who gave up her life for King and Country at Brussels, on 12th October, 1915.

Portrait of Edith Cavell in Charcoal

Souvenir of Private F. A. Moore taken in front of Nurse Cavell's statue at Brussels on Jan. 18/19.

Printed in Belgium

Last words of Edith Cavell I realize I must have more patriotism, I must die without any feelings of bitterness, or hatred to wards anyone.

Printed in Germany

[Front] "I have seen death so often that it is not strange or painful to me. I am glad to die for my Country." Brussels, October 12th, 1915.