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Melanie Greutkzy, 2, from East Germany eats a roll and soup in Marion field refugee camp's soup kitchen, run by the Berlin Brigade from the U.S. Army (...)
Melanie Greutkzy, 2, from East Germany eats a roll and soup in Marion field refugee camp's soup kitchen, run by the Berlin Brigade from the U.S. Army (...)

Melanie Greutkzy, 2, from East Germany eats a roll and soup in Marion field refugee camp's soup kitchen, run by the Berlin Brigade from the U.S. Army (...)

Date11/13/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Melanie Greutkzy; 2; from East Germany eats a roll and soup in Marion field refugee camp's soup kitchen; run by the Berlin Brigade from the U.S. Army November 13. The camp; located in an eastern suburb of West Berlin is home to over 500 East German refugees. Color Key: Blue sleeve; white bowl; green uniforms; coffee brown.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117266F
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