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Title Anschluss sudetendeutscher Gebiete Info non-talk.svg
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Einmarsch in das Sudetenland. Pz.-Spähwagen treffen in Aussig ein.
German armored cars enter the city of Aussig in the Sudeten.
9.10.1938

Aussig. Sudetenland.
Date 9 October 1938
Photographer Unknown
Sammlung von Repro-Negativen (Bild 146)
Accession number Bild 146-1976-033-20
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