Berlin's battle scars linger 75 years after Nazi defeat
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
The ruins of Anhalter Bahnhof railway station destroyed in the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured,more
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the foundatimore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Original bits of graffiti with names and dates left by the Red Army soldiers in the last days of World War Twomore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the facade omore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the granite more
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the facade omore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the facade omore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are seen on the facade omore
Bullet holes and traces caused by shrapnel from the Battle of Berlin in World War Two are pictured on a facademore
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