Adolf Hitler with officers in France in 1940. Visible are: Field Marshals Gunther von Kluge (1st left) and Wilhelm Keitel (1st right) and Martin Bormann (centre right with goggles on his cap)

Adolf Hitler with officers in France in 1940. Visible are: Field Marshals Gunther von Kluge (1st left) and Wilhelm Keitel (1st right) and Martin Bormann (centre right with goggles on his cap) Stock Photo

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