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US soldier marching two captured Germans in a ruined town, Germany, 1944-1945; note the film used was Agfa Superpan PressUS soldiers inspecting damage done by a large caliber German artillery shell, Germany, 1944-1945
US soldier marching two captured Germans in a ruined town, Germany, 1944-1945; note the film used was Agfa Superpan PressUS soldiers inspecting damage done by a large caliber German artillery shell, Germany, 1944-1945
US troops fighting in a rubble strewn German town, 1944-1945German soldier instructing Volkssturm militiamen on the use of 3 HL shaped charges on a Panther tank, Germany, Jan 1945
US troops fighting in a rubble strewn German town, 1944-1945German soldier instructing Volkssturm militiamen on the use of 3 HL shaped charges on a Panther tank, Germany, Jan 1945
U-3016, Germany, Jan 1945A farmhouse on the main route through Hürtgen, Germany that served as the headquarters for the US 121st Infantry Regiment, 8 Jan 1945. They gave it the name “Hurtgen Hotel.”
U-3016, Germany, Jan 1945A farmhouse on the main route through Hürtgen, Germany that served as the headquarters for the US 121st Infantry Regiment, 8 Jan 1945. They gave it the name “Hurtgen Hotel.”
The open breach of a 240mm howitzer with the US XIII Corps Field Artillery near Alsdorf, Germany during the advance on the Ruhr, 10 Jan 1945.A bridge being destroyed by US Army engineers, Germany, 22 Jan 1945
The open breach of a 240mm howitzer with the US XIII Corps Field Artillery near Alsdorf, Germany during the advance on the Ruhr, 10 Jan 1945.A bridge being destroyed by US Army engineers, Germany, 22 Jan 1945
German Volkssturm soldiers digging anti-tank ditches outside Berlin, Germany, Feb-Mar 1945German Volkssturm soldiers digging anti-tank ditches outside Berlin, Germany, Feb-Mar 1945
German Volkssturm soldiers digging anti-tank ditches outside Berlin, Germany, Feb-Mar 1945German Volkssturm soldiers digging anti-tank ditches outside Berlin, Germany, Feb-Mar 1945
German women marching out of Berlin, Germany to dig defensive fortifications, Feb-Mar 1945Mannheim in ruins, early 1945
German women marching out of Berlin, Germany to dig defensive fortifications, Feb-Mar 1945Mannheim in ruins, early 1945
The crew of U-3016, Germany, 1945Reconnaissance photo of 8th Air Force bomb damage to Berlin, Germany; taken Feb 3 1945
The crew of U-3016, Germany, 1945Reconnaissance photo of 8th Air Force bomb damage to Berlin, Germany; taken Feb 3 1945
View of Mohrenstrasse, Berlin, Germany after the Allied bombing of 3 Feb 1945Dresden, Germany in ruins, 14 Feb 1945
View of Mohrenstrasse, Berlin, Germany after the Allied bombing of 3 Feb 1945Dresden, Germany in ruins, 14 Feb 1945
A view of the destruction in Old Town Dresden from the Town Hall tower, 15 Feb 1945.Ruins of Dresden, Germany, circa 15 Feb 1945; note Frauenkirche church in center
A view of the destruction in Old Town Dresden from the Town Hall tower, 15 Feb 1945.Ruins of Dresden, Germany, circa 15 Feb 1945; note Frauenkirche church in center
Ruins of the Neumarkt and the Frauenkirche after Allied bombing, Dresden, Germany, circa 15 Feb 1945Bodies of victims of the 13-14 Feb 1945 Dresden bombing piled in the Germania statue plaza, circa mid-Feb 1945
Ruins of the Neumarkt and the Frauenkirche after Allied bombing, Dresden, Germany, circa 15 Feb 1945Bodies of victims of the 13-14 Feb 1945 Dresden bombing piled in the Germania statue plaza, circa mid-Feb 1945

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