File:GermanSoldiersOnTrainRoof.jpg
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English: German demobilisation, Western Front, 1918. Scenes as German soldiers cling on to the roofs and doors of a train already full of other troops.
Русский: Демобилизация немецкой армии, западный фронт, 1918 г. Солдаты залезают на крыши и двери поезда, места внутри которого уже заняты другими солдатами. |
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