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             English: Russian trenches in the forests of Sarikamish 
            Italiano: Trincee russe nella foresta di Sarikamish. 
            Türkçe: Sarıkamış ormanlarında Rus askerlerinin kazmış olduğu hendekler. 
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| Source | Eugene Hinterhoff, Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encyclopedia of WWI: The Campaign in Armenia, Vol II, p. 503  Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 1984 ISBN 0-86307-181-3 It's from this book, but I assume they got it from Imperial war museum coll. as the cover page for this article, if I am wrong, then correct me. | 
          
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      | Camera manufacturer | HP | 
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| Camera model | HP Scanjet djf300 | 
| Date and time of data generation | 12:27, 12 July 2007 | 
| Horizontal resolution | 200 dpi | 
| Vertical resolution | 200 dpi | 
| Y and C positioning | Co-sited | 
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| Sharpness | Normal | 
| Exif version | 2.2 | 
| Colour space | sRGB | 
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