File:FM Mackensen on the Romanian side..JPG
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English: Fieldmarshal von Mackensen,at the Romanian side, watching his troops crossing the Danube over the pontoon bridge at Svishtov. |
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| Source | "Голямата война в картини"No23/"The Great war in Pictures"No23 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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