French army chaplain -- Italy, summer 1944.
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First thing I thought, if he were to lose the beard....
John Lennon in "How I Won the War"
John Lennon in "How I Won the War"
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Dutch police major J. C. Tetenburg next to his motorbike, killed by Dutch resistance fighters in Rotterdam, March 1945.
Totenburg, a traitor who hunted on Dutch resistance men with the German SD, was liquidated on March 31, 1945 in front of his police station at the Hoflaan in Rotterdam-Kralingen. As a reprisal the German executed 20 accidental prisoners at the Oostzeedijk short by the assassination spot, on April 3, 1945, only the next day.
Totenburg, a traitor who hunted on Dutch resistance men with the German SD, was liquidated on March 31, 1945 in front of his police station at the Hoflaan in Rotterdam-Kralingen. As a reprisal the German executed 20 accidental prisoners at the Oostzeedijk short by the assassination spot, on April 3, 1945, only the next day.
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Members of the French resistance combat German troops during the liberation of the city. Paris, Aug 25, 1944.
Answers the question:"How many targeted resistance fighters can fit into a doorway?"
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(Colored image) Dutch soldiers board a tram in Rotterdam during the mobilization of the country in 1939.
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Two members of the Dutch Resistance hiding their weapons in a hidden compartment in the bathroom in 1945.
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Two Dutch soldiers of the Princess Irene Brigade, Normandy area, 1944. The Royal Netherlands Motorized Infantry Brigade, later known as the Princess Irene Brigade, was a Dutch military unit initially formed from approximately 1,500 troops, who arrived in the United Kingdom in May 1940 following the collapse of The Netherlands.
