Слева - принц Уэльский Эдуард Альберт и проч., и проч., и проч., будущий король Эдуард VIII c 1936 по 1936 год, во время посещения театра военных действий на севере Франции. Снимок сперва опубликовал британский еженедельник The Graphic, а уже затем - немецкая печать. (Думаю, глядя на фото, становится очевидно - почему немцы сделали репост).
Слева - принц Уэльский Эдуард Альберт и проч., и проч., и проч., будущий король Эдуард VIII c 1936 по 1936 год, во время посещения театра военных действий на севере Франции. Снимок сперва опубликовал британский еженедельник The Graphic, а уже затем - немецкая печать. (Думаю, глядя на фото, становится очевидно - почему немцы сделали репост).
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