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Dortmund, Germany. 12th Jan, 2020. Bomb disposal expert Karl-Friedrich Schröder (l) shows the detonator of one of two defused bombs from the Second World War on the loading area of a truck with his team. No unexploded ordnance had been detected at two other suspected sites. The aircraft bombs were located in a densely populated residential area. As a result, some 14 000 people had to leave their homes. Credit: Bernd Thissen/dpa/Alamy Live News

Dortmund, Germany. 12th Jan, 2020. Bomb disposal expert Karl-Friedrich Schröder (l) shows the detonator of one of two defused bombs from the Second World War on the loading area of a truck with his team. No unexploded ordnance had been detected at two other suspected sites. The aircraft bombs were located in a densely populated residential area. As a result, some 14 000 people had to leave their homes. Credit: Bernd Thissen/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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