Soviet grain delivery to Germany, Przemysl 1939

After the permission of direct rail freight traffic between Germany and the Soviet Union as a result of the German-Soviet economic agreement, among others grain shipments were made to strengthen the German grain reserves. Workers and railway officials wait in the evening for the incoming trains to tranship and take over the grain at the border station in Przemysl. Date created: 01.10.1939-31.10.1939

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11082459

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48222163

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4965px x 3446px (3.7MB)

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1939

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Agreement Deutsche Direct Freight German Russian German Soviet German-russian Grain Incoming Pact Permission Przemysl Reichsbahn Reload Reserves Result Shipments Strengthen

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