| Caption | A delegation of high-ranking Soviet officers visiting General Montgomery’s headquarters at Blay, Normandy, France, 26 Jul 1944. ww2dbase | ||||||||||
| Photographer | John Morris | ||||||||||
| Source | ww2dbaseImperial War Museum | ||||||||||
| Identification Code | B8037 | ||||||||||
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| Photo Size | 914 x 894 pixels | ||||||||||
| Photos on Same Day | 26 Jul 1944 | ||||||||||
| Photos at Same Place | Blay, Normandy, France | ||||||||||
| Added By | David Stubblebine | ||||||||||
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| WW2-Era Place Name | Blay, Normandy, France |
| Lat/Long | 49.2706, -0.8394 |
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Left-to-Right are: British Air Chief Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory, Soviet Major General Aleksandr Vasiliev, Vice-Admiral Nikolai Kharlamov, British Brigadier Roy Firebrace (Chief Liaison Officer), General Bernard Montgomery, Soviet Colonel Jorbarov, Major General Ivan Sklyarov (General Sklyarov was head of the GRU station in London during the war and signed his correspondence ‘Brion’).