Victory Parade in Prague Czech May 1945 Postcard Not Posted VG

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T
his is a 1940s postcard which has not been posted.  It is in very good condition with  minor corner and edge  wear
This card is identified on the back as a military parade in Prague Czechoslovakia.  it was a parade to celebrate with the Russian the defeat of the Nazis.  it was May 1945.
It was published by A Wanner upon his release from a concentration camp.  It says he financed it with his own money
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