Thread by @CarlaJeanStokes

Hi Everyone! I'd love for you all to participate in this #duffhistory poll. I had some trouble wording it quite the way I wanted it to, but essentially I'd love to know if you've seen any of the following photos online and been swayed by misinformation.

Go on, be honest 👇🏼

I paired it up with a super old pic of me holding a vintage camera, because we need to get some visibility and beat that algorithm, fam. Share away to your hearts content!

PLEASE NOTE: I have given all of the photos fake names. I know what the true provenance of most of the photos are, but I want to get people's genuine reactions to seeing them, rather than do my normal supply of accurate info sharing.

(That's me tooting my own horn).

Please do your best to answer honestly based on the first time you remember seeing this photograph posted online. Were you swayed by what you read? Did you know a little bit more context? Let me know!

The poll for each photograph will be in the tweet directly below it, because you can't have a poll and a photo in the same tweet. Get it together, @jack.

Two soldiers, one cigarette 👆🏽

I saw this photo online, it was described as the Christmas Truce in 1914 and I:

Tommies in the trench 👇🏽

Tommies in the trench 👇🏽

I saw this photograph online, it was described as British soldiers at Christmastime, and I:

Football match 👇🏽

👆🏽 Football match

I saw this photograph online, described as the fabled football match of the 1914 Christmas Truce, and I:

Cameron Highlanders 👇🏽

Cameron Highlanders 👆🏽

I saw this photograph showing the Cameron Highlanders before and after the First World War, and I:

Soldiers be stormin' something 👇🏽

Soldiers be stormin' something 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online (or on the cover of an Antony Beevor book) accompanying something about Canadians at D-Day, and I:

Stahlhelm City 👇🏽

Stahlhelm City 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online, described as Germans busting on into the Chemin des Dames, and I:

Everybody loves sub-tweets 👇🏽

Everybody loves sub-tweets 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online described as a French submarine, and I:

Hold Your Horses👇🏽

Hold Your Horses 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online described as a tribute to the millions of equines killed in the First World War and I:

Let's go for tacos when Verdun with this take 🌮👇🏽

Let's go for tacos when Verdun with this take 🌮 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online (and in the Daily Mail) described as a genuine photograph from the Battle of Verdun, and I:

Captain Crazy Eyes 👇🏽

Captain Crazy Eyes 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online, described as a soldier suffering from shell shock and I:

Nurses do it better 👇🏽

Nurses do it better 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online described as nurses landing in Normandy, and I:

Uh, some dudes? 👇🏽

Uh, some dudes? 👆🏽

I saw this photograph online described as a group of Aussies and a Frenchman, I:

OK! That's all for now - I got a LOT of great submissions for duff history photographs but want to keep this manageable-ish for the moment. Thanks so much for participating in this poll!