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IWM Martin, Charles Ministry of Information, Middle East War Pictorial News Wood, Conrad [Section Cinématographique de l'Armée Française] Topical Film Company Bannister, John Carrington, Charles Heron, Roy Douglas Ministry of Information Redfern, Arthur John Unwin, Francis Charles

Military Operations, 1939-1945: Greece, 1941-1945 Cold War, 1945-1991: Greece, 1944-1949 Empire and Commonwealth Military Operations, 1939-1945: North Africa, 1940-1943 Prisoners of War in Europe, 1939-1945 Cold War, 1945-1991: Cuba, 1959-1962 Cold War, 1945-1991: Korea, Federation of Malaya and Vietnam, 1945-1991 Military Operations, 1939-1945: France and the Low Countries, 1939-1940 Military Operations, 1939-1945: Italy, 1943-1945 Military Operations, 1945-1999: Palestine, 1945-1948

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buildings, Greek - religious: church delegations, Greek international - state delegations, Greek national - state prisoners of war, Italian - movement Award, British: Military Medal Machine Gun, British: Bren Gun Machine Gun, British: Lewis Gun agriculture, Greek - fisheries armour, British - tank: Tank Medium D arts, Greek - architecture arts, United States military - heraldry: flag (Stars and Stripes) buildings, British - institutional: Buckingham Palace buildings, Greek - commercial: hotel buildings, Greek - historic: Parthenon buildings, Greek - institutional: post office buildings, Greek - religious: mosque casualties, German dead - battlefield casualties, Turkish graves - formal ceremonies, British - event-related: British Peace Procession (1919) ceremonies, British - state ceremonies, French - event-related: investiture ceremonies, Greek - event-related: Epiphany ceremonies, Greek - event-related: honour (provisional government, Salonika) ceremonies, Turkish - event-related: Republic Day defences, German - emplacement: [captured] delegations, United States international - military destruction, British military - area: bomb destruction, French military - area: artillery bombardment intervention, French/Greek, governmental law and order, Greek - use of troops

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