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27-01-13, 01:54 PM
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Reporters, photographers and printers...
I found a group of photos dating from the liberation of the DeathCamps (the creapy kind of pictures), dead Mussolini snapshots and postwar from 1946 in Paris.
Anyhow, one picture contains a group of men; Reporters, photographers and printers... another one of the press room. Is this a know picture? Which patches are they wearing? Canadians? Thanks! 
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27-01-13, 02:16 PM
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Salut Patrick,comment ça va? The first picture is an unknown, I've never seen before,most probably staff of the " The Maple Leaf" the army newspaper. The second picture shows the title of the canadian Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.As for the third one beside the CMHQ one......can't help you. Salut Jo
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27-01-13, 02:34 PM
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Hello Jo & Phil!
I tought it might be a really common or already published pictures... because of the Death camps and Mussolini pictures. Can't find the exact pictures online... I guess I bought exclusive The Maple Leaf photos! Thanks!
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