This video presents the preserved bedroom of Hubert Rochereau, a 21-year-old French WWI officer who died in 1918 at the Battle of Kemmel in Belgium. His parents preserved his room exactly as he left it, including his books, drawings, military jacket, and a jar of soil from his battlefield, creating one of the most haunting personal memorials of World War I. The room remains almost untouched over 100 years later, serving as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war and the lasting impact of loss on families.
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The bedroom of a French WWI soldier who never returned home #art #history #ww2Added:
Our little lamby-boy [music and singing] is coming home from BFP.
With a bunch of paper flowers to decorate to Mommy Shiro.
Morning [music] in the [singing] air or drone, the weather warm or his cold for a man in uniform to carry on like a lucky soldier.
He wanted to be a shadow man [singing] or rock star. But he didn't have the money for a guitar. He wanted to be a shadow
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