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 : Adolf Hitler and colleagues in Paris, WW2


Adolf Hitler and colleagues in Paris, WW2

Jan 1, 1940 - Four years ago Hitler went to Paris as a conqueror. He marched in triumph under the Eiffel Tower. It was his great delusion that he could impose the rule of his master race on free people. But the people of France arose and today the whole world is thrilled by the news that Paris is free again. PICTURED: Exact date unknown - Hitler in his triumphal march under the Eiffel Tower, the last time he saw Paris

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13158945
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46125235
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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