Allied-airmen-destroyed-these-bridges-over-the-Rhone-River-at-Tarascon-391769137276.jpg

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English: Allied airmen destroyed these bridges over the Rhone River , at Tarascon in southern France, to hamper the German retreat. Islets in the river are pock-marked with bomb craters.
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