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A Leningrad prison cell, Russia, 1991. Photo by Hans-Jürgen Burkard.
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My parents were married 81 years ago today during WWII. My Mom had no money for a dress so she borrowed this beautiful gown from her roommate.
The daughter of the Deputy Mayor of Leipzig after the family committed suicide by ingesting cyanide on 18 April 1945, as American troops were entering the city.
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My Great Great Aunt Phyllis in downtown Paris, Illinois. 1930’s
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My Great-Grandmother Peg in her wedding dress. Mid-1930s.
Soviet civilians in Moscow hearing the radio announcement that Germany has started the invasion of the Soviet Union (June 22, 1941)(900×1238)
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“Parade of the Defeated” German POWs captured by Soviet soldiers during Operation Bagration, being paraded and mocked in Moscow (July 1944)(1300×874)
A Soviet soldier announcing the formal surrender of defeated Germany on the streets of Berlin, May 1945 (1140×750)
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