WW2 1944 In Aachen German Civilians Flee Amidst Conflict Original RARE Photo

Description: This photo was part of a large collection of over 300 original World War 2 Associated Press photographs collected by a former military veteran. Each photograph has an image along with a caption used to describe what the image is about. These images are all original to the period, either as negative prints or as original photographs sent to press agencies via wire. Type & Size: A 8x11 original photograph. Condition: The collection that this photo came from is filled with rare images, many that have never come up for auction before. All photos in this series of original 1940s press photos are in good to excellent condition for their age, unless otherwise outlined here. These are original photos from the era and as such show typical curling and coloring from age. Please see photos. German civilians are depicted fleeing the besieged city of Aachen along a road during World War II. This photograph captures a poignant moment, showcasing the desperate flight of local residents amidst the conflict between German defenders and American forces. Taken on October 20, 1944, it reflects the human cost of war during a significant battle in Nazi Germany. The Battle of Aachen marked one of the first major urban engagements of the campaign to liberate western Germany. The city fell to American forces after fierce fighting, resulting in heavy casualties on both sides. The images of civilians fleeing from the conflict echo the broader experiences of war, highlighting the impact on non-combatants, particularly as cities fell to enemy forces.

Price: 26 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

End Time: 2025-01-02T17:04:31.000Z

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