Anchor: British army office Robert Gayer-Anderson bought the latter between the two World Wars, and fully restored it with exquisite fretwork, wooden balconies, tiled floors, and simple stucco walls.
Entailed: It was bought by a British army officer in the 20th century.
Contradiction: A German officer, Robert Gayer-Anderson bought the latter between the World Wars.
Contradiction: Robert Gayer-Anderson was a Canadian officer in World War II.
Contradiction: A boy pops a balloon.
Contradiction: The man is playing tennis.
Contradiction: The youth were lazy and could not be bothered by politics.