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Printed in Germany

Rammler, a German soldier, was shot (without trial) at the same time as Baucq and Miss Cavell, for refusing to fire on this nurse. His coffin was found between these two patriots.

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

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

Bruxelles Memorial Edith Cavell et Marie Depage

This beautiful memorial stands guard at the entrance to the Edith Cavell school for nurses, & hospital- the hospital is most modern + beautifully equipped- I saw in the sun-room 34 little children-…

Bruxelles Memorial Edith Cavell et Marie Depage

This is in front of the school for nurses that Edith Cavell founded. Marie Depage was lost on the Lusitania on the way back from America where she had leave to raise funds to carry on the works.

Monument to Edith Cavell and Marie Depage in Brussels

Photo F. MAT, 90, rue George Leclercq Forest, Belgium Monument Miss Edidh (sic) Cavell

Miss Edith Cavell Memorial, rue George Leclercq Forest, Belgium.

Finished a tour of [points] of interest in Brussels, [but] disappointed with the church, known as the Cathedral. Saw the spot where Nurse Cavell was shot down_ also pictures by…

Portrait of Edith Cavell

(On Front) Nurse Edith Cavell was the daughter of the Vicar of Swardeston, subsequently a resident of Norwich. During the Great War she nursed in the War Hospitals at Brussels, & effected the escape of many British prisioners, for which she was…

[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.

Jarrold's Series

Last Home of Edith Cavell

Mis (sic) Edith Cavell's cell - killed by the Germans

Bruxelles- Prison of St. Gilles Miss Edith Cavell's cell killed by the Germans

Cavell, Edith Louisa. British Nurse. She was born Dec. 4. 1865, at Swardeston, Norfolk, the daughter of the Rev. Frederick Cavell. In 1906 she became matron of the…

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