Adolf Hitler in Bastogne part 2 at the Avenue de La gare Nr 3, 17 Mai 1940.
Then image: National Archives, Hoffman Pictures (see below)
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Prisoners of Camp Dora Mittelbau working in the underground factory of the Kohnstein. Previous year when visiting the camp it was exactly 71 years ago the camp was liberated.
Then Image: http://www.strijdbewijs.nl
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2nd Armored Division in Dochamps during the battle of the Bulge.
Then image: http://www.strijdbewijs.nl
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Adolf Hitler leaves the headquarters of HeeresGruppe A which was established during Fall Gelb in Bastogne at the Avenue de La gare Nr 3, 17 Mai 1940.
Then image: National Archives, Hoffman Pictures (see below)
(non commercial use only)
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36th Armored Infantry Regiment provide cover from the corner of the Rue de Fetinne in Liege, September 8, 1944.
Then image: http://36thair3ad.homestead.com
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A Cromwell tank of 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards supporting infantry of the 9th Durham Light Infantry and their Kangaroo APCs in Weseke, 29 March 1945.
Then image: http://www.iwm.org.uk
© IWM (BU 2823)
Creator : No 5 Army Film & Photographic Unit, Smith (Sgt)
Along the side of the road during the entry of the Irish Guards in Aalst, 18 September 1944.
Then image: http://www.gahetna.nl
Collection/Fotoarchive: Fotocollectie Van de Poll (free domain)
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Inhabitants of Aalst posing with soldiers of the Irish Guards; the children have British and American paper flags, 18 September 1944.
Then image: Fotocollectie Van de Poll (free domain)
Now image: www.NOWstalgia.EU / Cor Sleutel
A sherman tank passes a tram in the Via Guiseppe Garibaldi during the entry into Catania, 5 August 1943,
Then image: http://www.isiciliani.it
Original Source: IWM (?)
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A German soldier stands in the tower of the cathedral, gazing down upon the captured French city of Strasbourg on July 15, 1940. Adolf Hitler visited the city in June of 1940, declaring plans for the Strasbourg Cathedral, stating that it should become a “national sanctuary of the German people.”
Then image: AP Photo
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