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Title Französische Kriegsgefangene Info non-talk.svg
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Frz. Kriegsgefangene
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Französische Kriegsgefangene (zumeist Kolonialsoldaten)
Marsch in deutsche Kriegsgefangenschaft
Date 1940
Photographer Unknown
Sammlung Adolf von Bomhard (Bild 121)
Accession number Bild 121-0427
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