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Two Girls Of The Hitler Youth.
Harold Borgen
Las Cosicas del Panzer
Zeichnungen von Justin Zimmerman
Kriegsmarine - Günther Prien (16 January 1908 – 7 March 1941) was a German…
Raul Espinoza
大和・Yamato
FUCK YEAH HISTORY CRUSHES
Lyudmila Pavlichenko, Soviet sniper
Colorization - ROZA SHANINA, A SOVIET SN...
Roza Shanina (1924-1945) Soviet sniper during WWII
Roza Shanina; (3 April 1924 – 28 January 1945) was a Soviet sniper during World War II, credited with 59 confirmed hits, including twelve snipers.
Actually it seem nobody to know who this beautiful woman is. She is not a Nazi for sure. Without being subjective, the uniform is definitely not German.
Bundesarchive Photos 1933 - 1945..+ all ...
V2
Bundesarchive Photos 1933 - 1945..+ all ...
V2
Capured German V2, germany, 1945
Mikel Jude
WWII German U-Boat Hero Lieutenant Comma...
1941- German U-Boat hero Lieutenant-Commander Joachim Schepke. Seventh recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves
WW2 Colourised Photos
Two young German soldiers armed with Panzerfausts (anti-tank weapons) and Mauser rifles, march along Bankowa street in Lubań (Lauban), Lower Silesia. Towards the end of the war, German boys as young as fourteen and fifteen were often sent into battle to augment the dwindling numbers of able-bodied men. March 1945.
Doug Banks
Stirling heavy bomber wheel - RAF - World War 2
Robert Stead
Victories have many father, catastrophes...
British General Montgomery and Soviet generals Zhukov, Sokolovsky and Rokossovsky at the Brandenburg Gate 12 July 1945.
12th SS Hitlerjugend SdKfz 251 France August 1944
Studio Imirage
A heavily armed squad of German Infantry in the hedgerows of Normandy. This is what opposed the Allies as they attempted to push through. The Germans deployed a larger percentage of automatic weapons in an Infantry squad than the Allies. Despite this the Allies were able to wear down the Germans anyway.
Studio Imirage
French soldier
German POWs in Berlin
German POWs in Berlin - 1945 Photo by Ivan Shagin
Berlin, 1945.
Paul Stanley
[Photo] German prisoners captured by 1st...
German prisoners, primarily old men, captured by 1st Belorussian front, Berlin, Germany, 1945.
Once Upon a Time in War
As seen in the May 1945 edition of Life Magazine, this map shows 9,000,000 foreign displaced persons in Germany, who they are, where they were when liberated by Allied forces and where they wanted to return to.
A Luftwaffe officer speaks with a British policeman in St Helier, the capital of the island of Jersey, during the German occupation of the Channel Islands. The islands were the only part of the British Isles to be invaded by the Germans.
Robert Stead