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Liberator. Italy. 1944

German governor of annexed Western Poland, Arthur Greiser, greets the millionth German colonist resettled to the Wartheland under his command. In the middle, SS official Heinz Reinefarth (March 1944)(799×564)

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‘I’ll be a chemist!’ (1964) by Boris Andreevich Reshetnikov

Defend her! She could be your mother, your wife, your sister, your daughter. Italy 1944

Soviet troops firing from a destroyed building near voronezh, 1942

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