German soldiers in a dugout near Juchnow in the central section of the Eastern Front on the front line before Moscow bend over a map of the front line. Photo: Dehl. [automated translation]

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4963 x 3555 px | 42 x 30.1 cm | 16.5 x 11.9 inches | 300dpi

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1 February 1942

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Scherl

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Winter battles, 1942. German soldiers in a dugout near Juchnow in the central section of the Eastern Front on the front line before Moscow bend over a map of the front line. Photo: Dehl. [automated translation]. Date created: 01/02/1942-28/02/1942

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