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A shop in Warthegau, 1941

A woman in front of a shop window in Poznan (formerly West Prussia) in the Warthegau (Wartheland), a part of Poland that has been annexed by Germany. Many stores that are administered by trustees, are intended for war veterans - as a sign in the window points out. Poland under German occupation, 1939 - 1944, World War II, the Polish campaign, occupation period, Germany 1933-1945, National Socialism, 01.01.1939-31.12.1944

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10815391
Media ID
48205504
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4956px x 3754px (5.6MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Source: Scherl

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Administered Annexed Consumer Formerly Intended Ladieswear Maintenance Points Poznan Trustees Veterans Warthegau Wartheland


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