Berlin Strikers Battle With Communists - A communist girl, clothes nearly torn off, pictured as anti-communist Berlin railway strikers and communist strike-breakers grapple for her in a tug-o-war manner at Charlottenburg elevated railway station, Berlin, morning 21 May. A wild battle between soviet-controlled Railway police and West German police was fought in the street in front of Charloytenburg station. Neither side used firearms but went in for rough and tumble slugging with clubs and fists. The strike was called because the Russians, who control the city's railways, refused to pay the men in westmarks. May 21, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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Berlin Strikers Battle With Communists - A communist girl, clothes nearly torn off, pictured as anti-communist Berlin railway strikers and communist strike-breakers grapple for her in a tug-o-war manner at Charlottenburg elevated railway station, Berlin, morning 21 May. A wild battle between soviet-controlled Railway police and West German police was fought in the street in front of Charloytenburg station. Neither side used firearms but went in for rough and tumble slugging with clubs and fists. The strike was called because the Russians, who control the city's railways, refused to pay the men in westmarks. May 21, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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