Gallery
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Paving blocks in a barricade, Paris 1871
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Earthen barricade during the Warsaw Uprising
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Among the materials frequently used for barricade construction are sandbags, pavement slabs and large vehicles
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Streetcar as part of a barricade
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Pedestrian barricade photo
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Crowd control barricade
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Improvised barricade made of train engines
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Pavement slabs barricade and a trench behind it during the Warsaw Uprising
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Improvised barricade built with vehicles
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A barricade in Warsaw protecting civilians from enemy fire when crossing a street
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Barricades as street and highway traffic control devices
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