German soldiers in front of the Eiffeltower in Paris during the occupation of France.
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Paris – Eiffeltower (2)
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Armistice – Compiegne (1)
Hitler and his surrounding on their way back after signing the armistice with France on 22 June 1940 at Compiegne.
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Paris – Eiffeltower (1)
German soldiers with interested inabitants during the occupation in Paris, France.
Then image: ?
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Amsterdam – Prins Hendrikkade
German Soldiers riding on a bike during the occupation of the Netherlands in Amsterdam at the Prins Hendrikkade.
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Weisweiler – Hauptstraße / Dürener straße
Allied soldiers on the corner of the Hauptstraße / Dürener straße in Weisweiler during Operation Queen in 1945.
Then image: LIFE
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Goor – Hengevelderstraat
Canadian troops in a Sexton Self Propelled Gun on their way to a parade between Goor and Markelo, this was already later in April 1945.
See below why this is the location.
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Goor – Voorstraat (3)
Canadian sexton on their way to a parade. The tank is turning into Voorstraat from Hengevelderstraat in Goor.
Note: This is the photo that the proves the next photo posted is taken into the same location in Goor too.
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Goor – Voorstraat (2)
Polish armoured division at the corner of the Voorstraat and the Molenstraat in Goor (NL), april 1945.
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Goor – Voorstraat (1)
Polish armoured division in the Voorstraat in Goor (NL), april 1945.
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Split – Sinjska Ulica (2)
German invasion of Split in 1943 with in the back a wall with the inscription “Zivjelo Borbeno Jedinstvo Naroda Jugoslavije!” translated as “Long live the Combat Unity of the People of Yugoslavia”.
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Attribution: Bundesarchiv, Bild 101I-049-1553-09 / Gruber, Dr. / CC-BY-SA 3.0
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