VACCINATION AGAINST CHOLERA AND SMALLPOX IN ROMANIA, 1917
Nach der Eroberung weiter Teile Rumäniens während des Ersten Weltkriegs: Deutsche impfen in einem Dorf Bewohner gegen Cholera und Pocken. After the conquest of large parts of Romania during the First World War: Germans vaccinate inhabitants in a village against cholera and smallpox. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/SCHERL)
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