Learning to walk for the second time
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Learning to walk for the second time, 1919, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A printed Red Cross poster titled "Learning to Walk for the Second Time" shows two photographs of amputee soldiers using prosthetic legs and canes, with explanatory text beside them. The upper photograph shows a French soldier with a temporary peg leg, while the lower one shows two Italian soldiers in a doorway learning to walk on new legs.
