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Image: German cemetery in Petsamo
Original image: German cemetery in Petsamo
Image: German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the graveyard crosses have inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7 1943
Original image: German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the graveyard crosses have inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7 1943
Image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8
Original image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8
Image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Original image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Image: War burial of soldier Georgy Vladimirovich Vasiliev, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Original image: War burial of soldier Georgy Vladimirovich Vasiliev, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts (Left side)
Image: German cemetery in Petsamo
Original image: German cemetery in Petsamo
Image: German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the graveyard crosses have inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7 1943
Original image: German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. Most of the graveyard crosses have inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7 1943
Image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8
Original image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8
Image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Original image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Image: War burial of soldier Georgy Vladimirovich Vasiliev, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Original image: War burial of soldier Georgy Vladimirovich Vasiliev, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts
Image: Military burial of an unknown soldier, Shchuchin, north-western outskirts (Left side)
Original image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8

Original image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8

Original image: The corpses of German soldiers destroyed by artillery fire in the area at height of 243.8
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