Berlin

A sticker commemorating the end of World War II in Europe, featuring a photo of soldiers and the text "My grandfather didn't need a visa for a trip to Berlin in 1945". The sticker also includes the date 8. Mai 1945 and the slogans "Long live the liberators!" and "Death to fascism!"

BANDFATHER NT NEED 18A UK TAIP TO BERLIN 1945 8.Mai 1945 Lang leben die Befreier:innen! Tod dem Faschismus! Center

30 October 2021
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