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British commemorative parade in Berlin

British town major Sir Rohan Delacombe (l) steps past some tanks during a commemorative parade of the British military on the 20th of November in 1961. The tanks were part of a parade in commemoration of the Battle of Cambrai on the 20th of November in 1917

Picture No
10648911
Media ID
45190664
Size
5708px x 4312px (3.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / picture alliance / dpa
Date
20-Nov-61

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