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#4 Haunting Aftermath Photos of German Soldiers after the D-Day Invasion in WWII #4 WWII

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Haunting Aftermath Photos of German Soldiers after the D-Day Invasion in WWII

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←#3 German prisoners help evacuate some of their own wounded, and are seen being put on board Red Cross boats to be taken out to the mother ship, standing by off the beachhead area in Normandy, France on June 10, 1944.
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