Von Papen flown by plane from Germany. Franz Von Papen (centre, with glasses)

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Von Papen flown by plane from Germany. Franz Von Papen (centre, with glasses)

Von Papen flown by plane from Germany.
Franz Von Papen (centre, with glasses), former German chancellor prepares to board a transport plane at a 9th Airforce base on the continent. Flanking him are Max von Shockmansten and Lt Col H.J Hatcher of the military police.
22nd May 1945

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