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Montengran Parliament Building in Cettinje
circa 1914-1918
The parliament building in Cettinje, Montenegro.
Cettinje
circa 1914-1918
Montenegrin work party passing by the French embassy in Cettinje, Montenegro.
Civilian Burial in Cettinje
circa 1914-1918
Civilian burial in Cettinje, Montenegro.
Austrian Royalty
circa 1914-1918
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Karl Franz Salvator in Cettinje, Montenegro.
Street Life in Cetinje
circa 1914-1918
Colorful street life in Cettinje, Montenegro.
Released Austrian POW's
circa 1914-1918
This is how our soldiers looked when released after suffering 11 months of deprivations as prisoners of war. Photograph taken on January 28th (1916) in Cettinje, Montenegro.
