Battle of the Bulge: Allied Soldiers in Malmedy at Chemin Rue in 1944.
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Malmedy – Chemin Rue
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Haarlem – Kenaupark
Commissioner of the police A.W. van der Burgt at the Kenaupark, Haarlem in June 1942.
Then image: Noord Hollands Archief
Archive: NL-HlmNHA_54007943
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Aachen – Zollernstrasse
GIs from the 1st Infantry Division battle through the Zollernstraße in central of Aachen on October 17, 1944.
Then image: USNA
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München – Ettstraße
In 1933, the Nazis triumphantly took the so-called “blood flag” from Ettstraße, which had been confiscated since the coup attempt of 1923.
Then image: Stadarchiv München
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Sainte-Mère-Eglise (2)
Besides the aidstation of Sainte-Mère-Eglise, June 1944 a little mother or grandmother is passing by.
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Carentan – Rue Holgate (3)
Carentan, Rue Holgate 45, two American soldiers are resting in the park of the hospital, between June 28 and July 13th 1944.
Then image: Life magazine
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Warsaw – Plac Polytechnika
After evacuating all Polish troops a victory parade of German troops in Warsaw at the Plac Polytechnika in October 1939.
Then image: BA RH 82 Bild-00079 Mensing
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Kevelaer – Amsterdamer Strasse (2)
Sherman tank of 8th Armoured Brigade in Kevelaer, 4 March 1945.
Then Image: © IWM (B 15145)
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Ypres – Menenpoort
Hitler in Ypres (Ieper), Belgium in 1940. Hitler is visiting the Menenpoort. The photo is slanted because the original then image was slanted too.
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Auschwitz – Birkenau
Women fit for work after the delousing process. The disinfection of those not selected for the gas chambers, and the shaving of their heads, was all part of the “registration” process at the camp. After they finished, they were given the prison uniforms seen in the picture.
Then image: http://www.yadvashem.org
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