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    This is a color STEREO Compuserve GIF file of the 
  tangled ruins of the Marne bridge blown up by Germans.
  After the Germans were defeated on the Marne in 1914 they
  did everything consistent with a hasty retreat to hamper the
  pursuing French.  In this case they wrecked a railway bridge 
  to cut what would have otherwise been a route of supply trains
  for the French army.  There was a French Red Cross train on
  the bridge at the time -- its ruins are in the water.  The
  word "Nord" on the engine is the French word for "North" and
  alludes to the railway system to which it belonged.

    This image is one of over a thousand high resolution antique
  3D images available on the ILLUMINATI 3D-CD-ROM.  This disk
  contains a large collection of famous people, a world tour
  of Europe/Asia/America, American Indians, Jerusalem and the
  Middle East, World War I, Presidents, ...etc. Most images are
  75 to 150 years old.   

    The World War I section of the 3D-CD-ROM contains many more  
  graphic and horrible examples of trench warfare, the use of
  poison gas, zepplins in airwars, the leaders of both sides of
  the conflict, and some interesting views of Serbia/Bosnia-Herzigovina.  

    In order to view this image in 3D you will need to use Red/Blue 
  "Anaglyph" glasses.  Cheap cardboard ones can be obtained at 
  comic book stores and they are also provided with the CD-ROM.
  Place the Red filter over your left eye, the Blue one should 
  be over your right eye.

Enjoy!

  Reid Judd

  ILLUMINATI@AppleLink.Apple.Com

  	ILLUMINATI
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	Durham, NC  27702