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Danish policemen, May 7, 1945
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German women forced to repave the streets of Prague after WW2 (1945)(591x470)
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People line up outside a butcher shop to buy horse meat (no World War II rationing coupons needed) in North Cheam, Surrey, England, on April 17, 1942
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Jozef Tiso, the former president of the Slovak Republic during WW2, in court arguing his defense that he doesn’t remember anything as president. He was later hanged for war crimes and state treason (1947)(1280x1280)
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Survivors in Dachau berate an SS guard captured by U.S. troops, while in the background American soldiers summarily execute other camp guards. April 29, 1945
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A few months before the annexation, Konrad Henlein and other Sudeten German Party members welcoming German Chancellor Adolf Hitler during his visit to the Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, February 1938 (1000x1411)
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“I was the executioner of Poles at Bayers (factory) in 1939" German concentration camp commandant, Adolf Wilhelms, forced to hold a sign before his execution in Poland, April 1945 (800x800)
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Private Raymond Roth of the 69th Infantry Division- "I was scared to death." 4 March, 1945. Near Ramscheid, Germany." - US Signal Corps Archive
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Two Croatian boys selling cigarettes and alchohol in Croatian enclave in central Bosnia in 1993. Photographed by James Mason
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An aerial reconnaissance photograph of the opposing trenches and no-man's land between Loos-en-Gohelle and Hulluch in France, taken at 7.15 pm, 22 July 1917. German trenches are at the right and bottom, British trenches are at the top left. The vertical line is a pre-war railway track.
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ROK Military Police, KPA POW's, and civilians recovering the bodies of dead Koreans that were massacred by retreating KPA troops in Hamhung during the Korean War, 1950
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Serbian paramilitary commander Ratko Mladić distributes food to Bosnian women. While journalists were taking this photo of him, his men were slaughtering 8000 men and boys, relatives of those same women. Srebrenica, July 1995.
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