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Germany. A Large Press Photo of German Armored Vehicle at Eastern Front

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Germany. A Large Press Photo of German Armored Vehicle at Eastern Front

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Germany. A Large Press Photo of German Armored Vehicle at Eastern Front

Measuring 194x143mm, very fine condition with some creasing. The picture shows a German armored vehicle with the Police eagle emblem on the side. In front of it are at least three German soldiers in position. In the background there’s a burning building. The press text on the reverse states that the photo may not be published in daily papers before September 29, 1943. It was taken during the fightings leading to the Russian re-taking of the city of Dnepropetrovsk from the Germans in late October 1943. The copyright is held by London press agency Keystone.