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Ww2colourised - ️German soldiers search their surrendering Polish counterparts during the siege of Warsaw, Grochowska Street, September 1939. Colour by Mikolaj Mikołaj Kaczmarek - Kolor Historii . | Facebook
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A Pole (now a POW) who had been forcibly conscripted into the German Army, speaks with Polish 1st Armoured Division soldiers in Normandy; c. August 1944. : r/ww2
