WW2 1945 British anti-tank gun covers a street in Kleve 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. Two British anti-tank gunners are depicted in this compelling photograph, manning their weapon in the rubble-strewn streets of Kleve, Germany, after crucial military operations conducted by British and Canadian forces have led to the capture of this key town. The image captures the stark aftermath of conflict, showcasing the destruction that has characterized the area in February 1945. The photo is attributed to Eddie Worth, an Associated Press photographer embedded with the wartime still picture pool. The capture of Kleve was part of broader military advances on the Western Front, with British and Canadian troops pressing forward in the face of significant resistance. The photograph reflects the tense atmosphere of World War II, illustrating not only the soldiers' preparedness but also the devastation left in the wake of warfare. Kleve?s strategic position made it a significant target, contributing to the ongoing struggle for territorial control in the region.

Price: 37 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

End Time: 2024-11-29T14:31:26.000Z

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