1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]

1944 Calais, France capitulated to the Canadian Infantry on October 1, 1944, and “…7,500 Germans trudged to the barbed wire prisoner camps”.

[Source: Cook, Tim, Fight to the Finish“,  page 332]