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Captured Hitler Youth children in Berlin, Germany, circa 1945Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 1 of 3Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 2 of 3Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 3 of 3
Captured Hitler Youth children in Berlin, Germany, circa 1945Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 1 of 3Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 2 of 3Chateau near La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945, photo 3 of 3
Civilians posing with a bomb recently disarmed by a US Army bomb disposal unit, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945Civilians, Lille, France, May 1945Damaged houses along the Reichsautobahn, western Germany, May 1945Distant view of a town being contested by defending German troops and attacking American troops, Germany, 1945
Civilians posing with a bomb recently disarmed by a US Army bomb disposal unit, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945Civilians, Lille, France, May 1945Damaged houses along the Reichsautobahn, western Germany, May 1945Distant view of a town being contested by defending German troops and attacking American troops, Germany, 1945
Drivers T/5 Sherman Hughes, T/5 Hudson Murphy, and Pfc. Zacariah Gibbs of the 666th Quartermaster Truck Company, US 82nd Airborne Division, May 1945Dutch Resistance members celebrating upon hearing the news of Adolf HitlerFilm star Marilyn Maxwell with a US Marine patient at the Naval Hospital of Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina, May 1945Film star Marilyn Maxwell with wounded (on Iwo Jima, Japan) US Navy Pharmacist
Drivers T/5 Sherman Hughes, T/5 Hudson Murphy, and Pfc. Zacariah Gibbs of the 666th Quartermaster Truck Company, US 82nd Airborne Division, May 1945Dutch Resistance members celebrating upon hearing the news of Adolf Hitler's death, May 1945Film star Marilyn Maxwell with a US Marine patient at the Naval Hospital of Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina, May 1945Film star Marilyn Maxwell with wounded (on Iwo Jima, Japan) US Navy Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class Charles M. Gibbs, Jr. at the Naval Hospital of Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina, May 1945
Notre-Dame de Reims cathedral, Reims, France, May 1945Personnel of a US Army bomb disposal unit with a 500-pound bomb, France, May 1945; left to right: Cpl Moore, Bill Woolfolk, McKim, Kenneth Tracy, Donald Woods, Robert Anderson, Woody Riner, Arthur Tracy, Dale Witt, Vernon LachmanPontoon bridge over the Rhine River, near Düsseldorf, Germany, May 1945The prison cell which Adolf Hitler occupied in 1925, Bayern, Germany, 1945
Notre-Dame de Reims cathedral, Reims, France, May 1945Personnel of a US Army bomb disposal unit with a 500-pound bomb, France, May 1945; left to right: Cpl Moore, Bill Woolfolk, McKim, Kenneth Tracy, Donald Woods, Robert Anderson, Woody Riner, Arthur Tracy, Dale Witt, Vernon LachmanPontoon bridge over the Rhine River, near Düsseldorf, Germany, May 1945The prison cell which Adolf Hitler occupied in 1925, Bayern, Germany, 1945
US Army bomb disposal personnel at a German border crossing, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel at a monument, France, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irvin Byington, Riner, and William Woolfolk, Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945
US Army bomb disposal personnel at a German border crossing, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel at a monument, France, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irvin Byington, Riner, and William Woolfolk, Germany, May 1945US Army bomb disposal personnel Irving Byington and William Woolfolk with civilians, La Louvière, Belgium, May 1945

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