File:1944 liberated soviet civilians return home near vitebsk.jpg
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[edit]Description1944 liberated soviet civilians return home near vitebsk.jpg |
English: Soviet civilians, previously liberated from German concentration camps by the Red Army, return home. Photo has been taken near Vitebsk. |
Date | Late June 1944 |
Source | http://www.victory.mil.ru/lib/reel/01/339.jpg |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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current | 20:58, 18 December 2007 | 550 × 270 (44 KB) | Kl833x9~commonswiki (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description=Soviet civilians, previously liberated from german concentration camps by the Red Army, return home. Photo has been taken near Vitebsk. |Source=http://www.victory.mil.ru/lib/reel/01/339.jpg |Date=Late June 1944 |Author=unknown |
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