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| Description | The Schloss Cecilienhof, Potsdam, Germany, site of the Potsdam Conference. Russian officers are on guard at the entrance. Schloss Cecilienhof was formerly the palace of the wife of Wilhelm II, Crown Prince of Germany., 07/13/1945 | |||
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