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Berlin, Siegesfeier der Roten Armee

ADN-ZB/Archiv II.Weltkrieg 1939-45

Die erbitterten Kämpfe um Berlin sind am 2. Mai 1945 beendet. Groß ist die Freude der Soldaten der siegreichen Roten Armee.
Depicted place Berlin
Date May 1945
Photographer Unknown
Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst - Zentralbild (Bild 183)
Accession number Bild 183-E0406-0022-018
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