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M36 Jackson from the 601st Tank Destroyer Battalion stood in front of the Frauenkirche in Nuremberg, April 1945

My Great Great Aunt Phyllis in downtown Paris, Illinois. 1930’s

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Father and son take silly photos, 1910s. (640×640)

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