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Mothers in a makeshift maternity ward, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Mrs. Jaworska holding a few possessions she recovered out of her bombed out home, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Mothers in a makeshift maternity ward, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Mrs. Jaworska holding a few possessions she recovered out of her bombed out home, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Nine-year-old Ryszard Pajewski sitting in a pile of rubble after a German raid on Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Polish boys reading Mickey Mouse comics in ruins, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Nine-year-old Ryszard Pajewski sitting in a pile of rubble after a German raid on Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Polish boys reading Mickey Mouse comics in ruins, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Polish civilian victims of German aerial bombing, Ostroroga Street, Warsaw, Poland, mid-Sep 1939Polish civilians escaping from German troops, Poland, mid-Sep 1939
Polish civilian victims of German aerial bombing, Ostroroga Street, Warsaw, Poland, mid-Sep 1939Polish civilians escaping from German troops, Poland, mid-Sep 1939
Polish family doing chores outside their destroyed home, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Polish TKS tankette (foreground), TK-3 tankette (behind TKS), 155 mm haubica wz. 1917 howitzers (right of photo), and another type of field guns (left of photo) captured by German forces, Poland, late Sep 1939
Polish family doing chores outside their destroyed home, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Polish TKS tankette (foreground), TK-3 tankette (behind TKS), 155 mm haubica wz. 1917 howitzers (right of photo), and another type of field guns (left of photo) captured by German forces, Poland, late Sep 1939
Portrait of Franklin Roosevelt at the destroyed US Consulate, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Ruins in Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Portrait of Franklin Roosevelt at the destroyed US Consulate, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Ruins in Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Victims of German aerial attacks, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939View of US Consulate, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Victims of German aerial attacks, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939View of US Consulate, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Waclawa Jadziak and her daughter Janina starting their trek out of Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Wall damaged by bullets, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Waclawa Jadziak and her daughter Janina starting their trek out of Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Wall damaged by bullets, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939
Wreckage of PZL.37B bomber, Poland, mid-Sep 1939Horses employed by the German Army towing a 7.5 cm le.IG 18 infantry gun, Poland, Sep 1939
Wreckage of PZL.37B bomber, Poland, mid-Sep 1939Horses employed by the German Army towing a 7.5 cm le.IG 18 infantry gun, Poland, Sep 1939
The grain silo at the intersection of Bema and Pradzynskiego Streets burning, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Ethnic Byelorussian civilians in eastern Poland welcoming Soviet invaders, Poland, Sep 1939
The grain silo at the intersection of Bema and Pradzynskiego Streets burning, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939Ethnic Byelorussian civilians in eastern Poland welcoming Soviet invaders, Poland, Sep 1939
Firefighting in the ball room of the Royal Castle, Warsaw, Poland, 17 Sep 1939HMS Courageous sinking in the Atlantic Ocean, 17 Sep 1939
Firefighting in the ball room of the Royal Castle, Warsaw, Poland, 17 Sep 1939HMS Courageous sinking in the Atlantic Ocean, 17 Sep 1939

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