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World War II - Red Army - Sewastopol

A Soviet war ship of the Red Army in Sewastopol in the Black Sea. While the war was still on in the West, the Red Army had beaten the last remaining German troups in the Crimea. Photo: Yevgeny Khaldei

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10646600
Media ID
45196023
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4292px x 5664px (5.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / picture alliance / ZB
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Date
20-Jun-41

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Beaten Khaldei Remaining Sewastopol Tehnology Troups Waterway Yevgeny


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