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Circus performer and elephant in Gotha, Germany Public Deposited
- Description
Event Name: World War II
- Series
- Groups. Subseries: Roll T. Folder: Book 7.
- Accession Number
- 2014/095
- Caption
- Fleming's description typed on reverse side of image reads, in full: "The best trained of the elephants does a one-legged stand. He later bows and carries out the stool. The mottled appearance of the canvas top is the result of its camouflage paint. The German army took two of the circus's big tops to cut up for truck covers. William's best horses were taken from him too. Gotha, Ger -- 24 June 45."
- City
- Gotha
- Copyright Owner
- Indiana University
- Country
- Germany
- Subject
- Circus animals
- Circus performers
- Title
- Circus performer and elephant in Gotha, Germany
- Photographer/Studio
- Fleming, Malcolm L.
- Donor's Image Number
- T-15
- Persistent URL
- Source Metadata Identifier
- Holding Location
- Bloomington - University Archives
Wells Library E460
1320 E 10th St.
Bloomington, IN 47405
Contact at archives@iu.edu, 812-855-1127
- Bloomington - University Archives
- Date Taken
- 1945-06-24
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