Image:12SSHJPOW.jpg

Original text in en.wiki:
A captured Panzergrenadier of the Hitlerjugend taken by a Canadian Intelligence Unit during the fighting for Caen. The official Public Archives of Canada caption for this photo taken a month after the activities in question, contains no information about the prisoner other than his division.

Note: both allied soldiers are wearing the British P-1944 "Turtle" Mk III steel helmet, which was introduced shortly before D-Day. The Mk III helmet was much superior to the conventional "Brodie" helmet normally worn by British & Commonwealth soldiers. The soldier nearest the camera is holding a .303" Lee Enfield rifle in his right hand.

Photo taken August 9th, 1944

This is a Public Archives of Canada image, copyright expired.

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9-8-1944 (in British style)

(with the original uploader: en:Ansbachdragoner)

Copyright expired. As a pre-1946 Canadian image, also public domain in the United States.

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	Please see en:WP:PD#Canadian images: Yousuf Karsh

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