File:Johannes Blaskowitz surrenders in Holland.jpg

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English: Lieutenant-General Charles Foulkes (left centre), GOC 1st Canadian Corps, accepts the surrender of German forces in The Netherlands from General Johannes Blaskowitz (right centre). Place: Wageningen, Netherlands
Deutsch: Die Deutsche Wehrmacht, vertreten durch General Johannes Blaskowitz (rechts), ergibt sich in Wageningen auf Weisung von Großadmiral Dönitz den Kanadischen Streitkräften, vertreten durch Lieutenant-General Charles Foulkes (links). Zeitgleich kapitulierte Admiral von Friedeburg in Wendisch-Evern (Timeloberg, Lüneburg) gegenüber Field Marshal Montgomery
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Source [1], metadata 3518991, 1967-052 NPC
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Photographer: Stirton, Alexander Mackenzie, 1915- xx (Dept. of National Defence)

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  • Credit: Library and Archives Canada/PA-138588 (1 photograph ; 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 in)
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  • Copyright: Expired MIKAN no. 3518991
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