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A burned-out American anti-tank self-propelled artillery unit. It was abbreviated as GMC M10 or TD (an abbreviation for Tank Destroyer). The M10 was also unofficially nicknamed "Wolverine" by U.S. soldiers. Germany, 1945

A burned-out American anti-tank self-propelled artillery unit. It was abbreviated as GMC M10 or TD (an abbreviation for Tank Destroyer). The M10 was also unofficially nicknamed Wolverine by U.S. soldiers. Germany, 1945
Portrait of an American soldier on a crashed German Focke-Wulf Ta-154 Moskito fighter. Germany, 1945The destroyed bridge over the Rhine in Cologne. Germany, 1945
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Photos from collection The Liberation of Europe: From France to Germany

An American soldier with a German girl in a garden under a tree. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with a German girl in a garden under a tree. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with a German girl on a swing. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with a German girl on a swing. Germany, 1945

An American soldier of the 7th Army with a German girl. Germany, 1945

An American soldier of the 7th Army with a German girl. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with German girls in a garden among trees. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with German girls in a garden among trees. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with German girls in a garden among trees. Germany, 1945

An American soldier with German girls in a garden among trees. Germany, 1945

German girls behind the fence. Germany, 1945

German girls behind the fence. Germany, 1945

American soldiers on the steps. Germany, 1945

American soldiers on the steps. Germany, 1945

The center of Mannheim has been almost completely destroyed in the bombing. Germany, 1945

The center of Mannheim has been almost completely destroyed in the bombing. Germany, 1945

Locals on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Locals on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

The German city Mannheim destroyed by bombing. Germany, 1945

The German city Mannheim destroyed by bombing. Germany, 1945

The American Red Cross branch in one of the remaining buildings in Mannheim. Germany, 1945

The American Red Cross branch in one of the remaining buildings in Mannheim. Germany, 1945

The American Red Cross branch in one of the remaining buildings in Mannheim. Germany, 1945

The American Red Cross branch in one of the remaining buildings in Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Locals on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Locals on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

The streets of bombed Mannheim. To the right of the monument is a cigar store and the ruins of a building with the inscription 'Lombard' on the wall of the top floor. Germany, 1945

The streets of bombed Mannheim. To the right of the monument is a cigar store and the ruins of a building with the inscription 'Lombard' on the wall of the top floor. Germany, 1945

Locals on Nuit Strasse in bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Locals on Nuit Strasse in bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

One of the few survivors of the Mannheim bombing. Germany, 1945

One of the few survivors of the Mannheim bombing. Germany, 1945

Local residents and American soldiers on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Local residents and American soldiers on the streets of bombed Mannheim. Germany, 1945

Destroyed bridge over the Rhine. Germany, 1945

Destroyed bridge over the Rhine. Germany, 1945

Destroyed bridge over the Rhine. Germany, 1945

Destroyed bridge over the Rhine. Germany, 1945

On a street in a German town. Germany, 1945

On a street in a German town. Germany, 1945

All from collection The Liberation of Europe: From France to Germany

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