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Original image: Clearing the Oder-Spree canal from blown up bridges
Image: Bridges destroyed by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal
Original image: Bridges destroyed by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal
Image: A metal bridge blown up by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal. At this point, the 61st battalion set up a pontoon crossing
Original image: A metal bridge blown up by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal. At this point, the 61st battalion set up a pontoon crossing
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Original image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: In the area of height 243, 8
Original image: In the area of height 243, 8
Image: German mortar damaged by shell fragments and left by the Germans
Original image: German mortar damaged by shell fragments and left by the Germans
Original image: Clearing the Oder-Spree canal from blown up bridges
Image: Bridges destroyed by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal
Original image: Bridges destroyed by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal
Image: A metal bridge blown up by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal. At this point, the 61st battalion set up a pontoon crossing
Original image: A metal bridge blown up by the enemy on the Oder-Spree canal. At this point, the 61st battalion set up a pontoon crossing
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Original image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.
Image: In the area of height 243, 8
Original image: In the area of height 243, 8
Image: German mortar damaged by shell fragments and left by the Germans
Original image: German mortar damaged by shell fragments and left by the Germans
Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.

Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.

Image: The corpses of Germans killed by shell fragments and the German cemetery in the village of Maslovo. - On most of the crosses of the cemetery there are inscriptions for 5.7 and 6.7.43.
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