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            <text>22 Juillet 1915&#13;
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Chère Madame,&#13;
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Je vous envoie un chasseur à cheval de l’Armée Belge. Vous voyez bien que notre armée et aussi jolie, n’est-ce-pas.&#13;
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Votre Ancien Blessé Dévoué&#13;
Joseph Van Den Bergh&#13;
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            <text>8 Reg. de ligne 2/2&#13;
Dépôt de Convalescence Belge&#13;
Chateaugiron Ille-et-Vilaine&#13;
France</text>
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              <text>Carte Postale [Postcard], 22 juillet 1915 [22 July 1915]</text>
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              <text>Postcard sent by Joseph Van Den Bergh to Madame Holman</text>
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              <text>Joseph Van Den Bergh (Belgian soldier)</text>
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              <text>Rights rest with the original publisher. Our online collections are subject to a takedown policy. If you believe any content has been published here without the relevant permissions, please contact us to request that it is removed.</text>
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