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#71 Wittelsbacherplatz square with equestrian statue of Maximilian I at Munich, Germany 1940s. (No date)

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Wittelsbacherplatz square with equestrian statue of Maximilian I at Munich, Germany 1940s. (No date)

Fortress to Rubble: The Apocalyptic Destruction of Nazi Germany, Revealed in Haunting Photos

#71 Wittelsbacherplatz square with equestrian statue of Maximilian I at Munich, Germany 1940s. (No date)

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←#70 Ruins at the Augustinstrasse in Munich after the end of the war; in the background is the church of St. Joseph, 1945.
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