| Caption | An American soldier observed the destruction of an industrial town near Nuremberg, 20 Apr 1945; this town was part of Eisenhower's plan to cut off Berlin from southern Germany | |||||||
| Source | United States National Archives | |||||||
| Identification Code | 208-AA-207L-1 | |||||||
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