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Description	Polski: Trzej żołnierze niemieccy idący ulicą. Żołnierz z lewej ma zawieszony na plecach zdobyczny karabinek M1, a w ręku niesie granatnik przeciwpancerny Panzerfaust 30. Widoczna zniszczona latarnia. trans: "Three German soldiers walking down the street. The soldier on the left has a captured M1 carbine hanging on his back, and in his hand he carries a Panzerfaust 30 anti-tank grenade launcher. Visible destroyed lantern"
Date	November 1944
Source	Nac.gov.pl
Author	Rutkowski

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