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The is a German A7V Tank ( Chassis number: 542) named Elfriede. This photo, AWM E02368, was taken on May 26 1918 after the Elfriede was salvaged by the French at Saleux, near Villers-Bretonneux. It was abandoned by the Germans on Apr 24 1918.
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a7v tank named “Cyklop”.
A7V "Hagen" abandoned by her crew outside of Fremicourt, 1918. "Let me rest in peace" is written on her hull.
The German A7V tank "Elfriede" which turned over in a pit during the first German attack on 24 April 1918, one kilometre from Villers-Bretonneux on the Hangard-en-Santerre road.
May 8 1918
Production date: 1918-05-08
IWM Q 71679, IWM Q 55073, Postcard
Apr 1 1918 During the German Spring Offensive in Artois a German A7V tank rolls to the Western Front
A7V Sturmpanzerwagen (Nº504 "Schnuck")
A7V Sturmpanzerwagen (Nº504 "Schnuck") of Abteilung 2.
Footage of a German A7V Tank "Elfried" (Chassis Num 542). Abandoned by its crew at Villers-Bretonneux on Apr 24 1918. Men cheering on top of tank May 25 1918. Repaired and displayed at Place de la Concorde in Paris
