1945 Print Marseilles Dijon France Road German Army Air Force World War II CON1 CL1 Burial Mounds

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1945 Print Marseilles Dijon France Road German Army Air Force World War II CON1 CL1 Burial MoundsThis is an original 1945 halftone print of a road between Marseilles and Dijon, France (Republique Franaise). The caption writes, "For miles the roadside was strewn with destroyed German equipment and dead. Note discolored highway in top picture after engineers had cleared the road of debris. Blood, oil and fire, stain the once white concrete slabs." "Conad History" (Continental Advance) was created to preserve the history of the United States Army