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1946 German prisoners build accommodations for troops arriving in Britain for Victory Day
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0:18Now PlayingDate: 23rd May 1946
Location: U.K.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: London: Various:
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HYDE PARK. Arrivals in Park for V. Parade Camps etc.
KENSINGTON & KENSINGTON GARDENS V. Parade troops arrive in Park
MILITARY BRITISH. Arrivals in London Parks for V. Parade. Building Camps. Troops arriving in lorries.
PRISONERS OF WAR. German Prisoners help to Build camps in London Parks for V.Parade.
Military - Active
Victory in Europe Day, VE Day, camp, POW, WWII, World War II, World War Two, Second World War, war, army, celebrate, POWs, park, parks
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