KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A new exhibit at a Kansas City museum documents the destruction during World War I captured in a series of jarring and sometimes unidentifiable photographs and illustrations. The National World War I Museum and Memorial opened the exhibit called “Devastated Lands” last month, the Kansas City Star reported. The collection of photographs and illustrations shows battered landscapes along the Western Front that look akin to an uninhabited planet, according to the museum. It’s estimated that it could take an additional 100 years to find and remove all of the dangerous remnants of World War I and the following global conflict, according to the museum’s website.

Source: National Post January 06, 2019 16:18 UTC