Lidice, Czechoslovakia 6 May 1945. Released British prisoners visiting the site of the mass grave holding the bodies of all 173 of Lidice’s men murdered by the SS on 10 Jun 1942.

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Caption     Lidice, Czechoslovakia 6 May 1945. Released British prisoners visiting the site of the mass grave holding the bodies of all 173 of Lidice’s men murdered by the SS on 10 Jun 1942. ww2dbase
WW2-Era Location Name Lidice, Kladno, Czechoslovakia
Date 6 May 1945
Photographer    Unknown
 
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