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Geslipte auto belandt tussen twee muren / Car falls between two walls

from Nationaal Archief

  • hobvias sudoneighm said:
    English translation of description: "Auto accidents. Geslipte car in Kansas City USA is between wall and house. United States of America, 1934."
  • Cheryl Elliott said:
    Great photo, danke for sharing! Check out my photo's of USA near my house. Assuming you are Dutch? I went to Holland, Egmond an Zee & Amsterdam.
  • it is aai! said:
    Is it a T-Ford?

Automatiek / Automat for snacks

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  • screenpunk said:
    dat gaat makkelijk
  • Supermarketsong said:
    This is just fantastic! What a photographic testimony. Screenpunk, many thanks for sharing this one! (very nice&elegant of you to have that thought)
  • tinamathis said:
    That looks like the ones in the alley of the Kurhaus in Scheveningen.
  • Jasper Visser said:
    We used this photo as a source of inspiration for our National Vending Machine (Nationale Automatiek). Great to see it here and to see the resemblance:
  • Nationaal Archief said:
    @JasperVisser Great to hear our photo was an inspiration!

Kruis met helm bij stadsmuur Smolensk

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  • Leenke said:
    ** translation of describtion ** Second World War, landwar Eastern Front. German heroic grave, cross with stealhelmet, at the citywall of Smolensk. Russia/Soviet Union, SMolensk, November 7th 1941
  • Ónefnt said:
    "Могила немецкого героя". Ага, бля, конечно. ** translation of comment ** I hate WWII.
  • Martin Grünert said:
    A tragic time for all, but an amazing collection of photos and of Europe's history! Thank you for uploading these!
  • Daniel Ischenko said:
    Doubt 'heroic' word in translation. Poor lad - mislead and thrown into the grind of WWII - may be. Not hero - simple invader.
  • batvoca said:
    Übersetzung: Zweite Weltkrieg, Ostfront. Deutsches Heldengrab, Kreuz mit Stahlhelm bei den Stadtmauer Smolensks