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#5 The women of Dresden clearing debris from the floor of the Zwinger art gallery.

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The women of Dresden clearing debris from the floor of the Zwinger art gallery.

The Reconstruction of Dresden after the Horrific Firebombing at the end of World War II

#5 The women of Dresden clearing debris from the floor of the Zwinger art gallery.

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←#4 Women working on a rubbish heap next to the Trümmerbahn (a railway to transport rubble) in the old city of Dresden.
#6 An elderly couple do their best to help clear the debris during the post-war reconstruction of bomb-damaged Dresden, 1946.→

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