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British troops in Berlin practice bridge demolition

Pioneer troops, stationed in Berlin, practice the demolition of a bridge on the 10th of September in 1963. The pedestrian bridge Gerickesteg near train station Bellevue can be seen in the picture

Picture No
10648895
Media ID
45195297
Size
4328px x 5847px (2.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / picture alliance / dpa
Date
10-Sep-63

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