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File:DeadBelgiumcivilians1944.jpg

Description The bodies of Belgian men, women, and children, killed by the German military during their counter-offensive into Luxembourg and Belgium, await identification before burial.
Date 15 December 1944
Source National Archives and Records Administration
Author Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Public Domain Photographs


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