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Men Liberated from Wobbelin Concentration Camp
Men Liberated from Wobbelin Concentration Camp 5/4/1945
Letter from Dr. Ernst Wolff to Eleanor Roosevelt
Letter from Dr. Ernst Wolff to Eleanor Roosevelt 2/1/1945
"Wolfhounds" During Search and Clear Operations
"Wolfhounds" During Search and Clear Operations 8/21/1970
Wolfpack Pilots Sweep Colonel Olds Away From his F-4 Phantom II
Wolfpack Pilots Sweep Colonel Olds Away From his F-4 Phantom II 9/23/1967
Woman Cooking in a Kitchen
Woman Cooking in a Kitchen
Woman Operating a Drill Press
Woman Operating a Drill Press 1919
Woman Exhibitor at Push Expo
Woman Exhibitor at Push Expo 10/1973
Woman Fabricates Pup Tents
Woman Fabricates Pup Tents ca. 6/1941
Woman in the Doorway of a Shack
Woman in the Doorway of a Shack ca. 1939
Woman Outside a Labor Camp Shack
Woman Outside a Labor Camp Shack ca. 5/1948
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