Image: German artificial limb work shop 1915

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Description: "Great Demand Artificial Limbs In Germany As The War Wears On In artificial limb shop The manufacture of artificial limbs in Germany has grown apace with the war. So many of the kaiser's men have lost arms, leg's or both, that it was long a serious matter to meet the demand for artificial limbs. The present product is an advance over those made in the past. They are lightly constructed and of such delicacy that those who wear them find little inconvenience."
Title: German artificial limb work shop 1915
Credit: The Topeka state journal December 10, 1915
Author: The Topeka state journal
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History of Germany during World War I

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