Kohnstein near Niedersachswerfen.- Production plant for the production of cruise missiles “V 1” and rockets “A 4 / V 2” after being taken by the Allies.
Then image: Wikimedia
Attribution: Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1991-061-16 / CC-BY-SA 3.0
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Americans soldiers in the crematorium of Dachau after the Liberation of Dachau.
Not the perfect angle but still acceptable for me.
Then image: Corbis (no permission, but no commercial use)
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Givenchy-en-Gohelle, Vimy Memorial for the Canadian Soldiers of WWI. Hitler visited the place in 1940 in his own WW1 memorial tour.
Then image: https://en.wikipedia.org
Source: Deutsches Nachrichtenbüro, approx 2-5 June 1940 (Heinricht Hofmann).
Victoryparade in Vienna part 2 after the Anschluss of Austria in March 1938. The Führer at the entrance of the Praterstern towards the inner city of Vienna. In the background on the left the Tegetthoff monument
Then image: ??
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A Sherman tank from the Sherbrooke Fusiliers Regiment in Caen at the Rue du General Moulun on 11 July 1944.
Then image: ??
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Allied soldiers at Mont Saint Michel, 1944 part 2
Then image: ??
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Soldiers and trucks from the 53rd Divsion are entering Goch on the 25th of February 1945, photographed by Sergeant Jones.
Then image: © IWM B14834
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We all know the sherman tank that will appear through the arch at Bahnhof Aachen – Rothe Erde. This shot is probably just before the Sherman tank is coming through that arch. Difficult because of the quality of the old photo.
Then image: https://www.dieters-seite.de
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Little kid at the roadsign is watching Sherman tanks in Malmedy, december 1944 during the Battle of the Bulge.
Then image: ??
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June 7, 1944: In the square at Saint-Maire-du-Mont, Easy Company paratroopers
(front l-r) Forrest Guth, Frank Mellet, David Morris, Daniel West, Floyd Talbert and
C.T. Smith pose with infantrymen from the army’s 4th divsion.
Then image: Walter Gordon (easy company)
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