Sorry for posting in English but my French isn't sufficient enough to
express my thoughts.
This week I've read that the French government displays color (not
colorized) photos from World War I on the Internet. Dispite intensive
googling I didn't find a URL yet. Could anybody help?
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Bine K?rner wrote:
Sorry for posting in English but my French isn't sufficient enough to express my thoughts. This week I've read that the French government displays color (not colorized) photos from World War I on the Internet. Dispite intensive googling I didn't find a URL yet. Could anybody help?
traduction : cette semaine, j'ai lu que le gouvernement français diffuse sur internet des photos couleurs (pas colorisée) de la première guerre mondiale. En dépit d'une recherche intensive via Google, je n'ai pas trouvé d'adresse. Qqun peut aider ?
question : do you have more precision ? i didn't find anything yet.
-- Manu Un peu de photo <URL:http://www.formidable-inc.net>
Bine K?rner wrote:
Sorry for posting in English but my French isn't sufficient enough to
express my thoughts.
This week I've read that the French government displays color (not
colorized) photos from World War I on the Internet. Dispite intensive
googling I didn't find a URL yet. Could anybody help?
traduction : cette semaine, j'ai lu que le gouvernement français diffuse
sur internet des photos couleurs (pas colorisée) de la première guerre
mondiale. En dépit d'une recherche intensive via Google, je n'ai pas
trouvé d'adresse. Qqun peut aider ?
question : do you have more precision ? i didn't find anything yet.
--
Manu
Un peu de photo <URL:http://www.formidable-inc.net>
Sorry for posting in English but my French isn't sufficient enough to express my thoughts. This week I've read that the French government displays color (not colorized) photos from World War I on the Internet. Dispite intensive googling I didn't find a URL yet. Could anybody help?
traduction : cette semaine, j'ai lu que le gouvernement français diffuse sur internet des photos couleurs (pas colorisée) de la première guerre mondiale. En dépit d'une recherche intensive via Google, je n'ai pas trouvé d'adresse. Qqun peut aider ?
question : do you have more precision ? i didn't find anything yet.
-- Manu Un peu de photo <URL:http://www.formidable-inc.net>
binekoerner
Unfortunately not. The article about those color pics in the print issue of "Der Spiegel" just mentions that the French government made "hundreds of photos" accessible on the internet. And that there was a TV-documentary on Britain's Channel 4, an exhibition in Australia and a book by british historian Hew Strachan (http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0743239598/qid70253596/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_11_1/028-2099465-4803726). There's nothing about this on the Spiegel's homepage. I will post this on a UK/US-newsgroup, perhaps this will bring something.
Bine
Unfortunately not. The article about those color pics in the print
issue of "Der Spiegel" just mentions that the French government made
"hundreds of photos" accessible on the internet. And that there was a
TV-documentary on Britain's Channel 4, an exhibition in Australia and
a book by british historian Hew Strachan
(http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0743239598/qid70253596/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_11_1/028-2099465-4803726).
There's nothing about this on the Spiegel's homepage. I will post this
on a UK/US-newsgroup, perhaps this will bring something.
Unfortunately not. The article about those color pics in the print issue of "Der Spiegel" just mentions that the French government made "hundreds of photos" accessible on the internet. And that there was a TV-documentary on Britain's Channel 4, an exhibition in Australia and a book by british historian Hew Strachan (http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0743239598/qid70253596/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_11_1/028-2099465-4803726). There's nothing about this on the Spiegel's homepage. I will post this on a UK/US-newsgroup, perhaps this will bring something.
