German President Hindenburg getting into his car with help from his son Oskar, at his country residence in Neudeck, East Prussia, Germany (now Ogrodzieniec, Poland), 1934; note Papen in background

Caption     German President Hindenburg getting into his car with help from his son Oskar, at his country residence in Neudeck, East Prussia, Germany (now Ogrodzieniec, Poland), 1934; note Papen in background ww2dbase
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Photos at Same Place Neudeck, Ostpreußen, Germany
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