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Picture taken at a Fourth of July Celebration at the Adolph Hitler Barracks in Berlin, Germany, formerly the Kaiser Wilhelm Cadet School. Picture taken on the Berlinerstrasse at the point where General Omar Bradley stopped to watch some of the tanks of the Second Armored Division pass on their way to the heart of Berlin. Here he stands on the left of the group with his officers and Major General Floyd Parks (second from the left), who commands the American troops in Berlin, as a new type of tank carrying a 76 MM gun passes by.

A view of an impromptu dump in a vacant lot in Berlin, Germany, near an area badly damaged by Allied bombing. Wreckage around the area is loaded into wagons, and unloaded into the dump by hand by women and children. All people in photo are unidentified.

A parade by British troops and flag raising ceremony held at the Franco-Prussian victory column on the Charlottenburger Strasse. This symbolizes the arrival of British troops in the city of Berlin, Germany.

Unites States soldiers in a Fourth of July celebration in the square of the Adolf Hitler Barracks in Berlin, Germany. American troops are marching out of the square with the military band after the United States flag has been raised next to the Russian flag above the barracks in the background.

Room in the center of the Reich Chancellery that served as Adolf Hitler's office in Berlin, Germany. On the left an overturned desk can be seen. Three unidentified American soldiers can be seen viewing the wreckage.

A view of unidentified men pulling carts along the Hauptstrasse in Berlin, Germany, passing the bombed-out buildings along the sides of the street.

A view of unidentified women cleaning away the wreckage of bombed buildings on the Hauptstrasse in Berlin, Germany, (near the city center) by bucket line.

A view of the hall inside the Reich Chancellery in Berlin, Germany, showing the damage done by the Allies.

A view of the ruins of two Reich Chancellery buildings on Wilhelm Platz in Berlin, Germany. On the left is the Vice Chancellery used by Franz von Papen and on the right is the Chancellery where Adolf Hitler had his offices.

A view of one of the modes of transportation in Berlin, Germany: men pulling a wagon loaded with materials for the repair of bombed out buildings. There are few motor vehicles and very few horses.