Photos WW1 Germany and Their Allies

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Frostbitten Bavarian Pilot/Observer after a mission, 1916

 

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Makeshift grave of Austro-Hungarian soldier Otto Klein somewhere in mountains on Italian front. His trumpet, helmet, rifle, and grenades all placed on the grave, WW1, December 1917

 

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Imperial Austro-Hungary:
Battleship SMS Viribus Unitis with searchlights on during night, August 1, 1918

 

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Imperial Germany:
Submarine U-20 beached on the Danish coast after engine failure and scuttling by her crew the following day, 1916. U-20 had sunk 21 ships in total with RMS Lusitania among them.

 

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SMS Kronprinz Wilhelm launched November 1914. Scuttled at Scapa Flow on 21 June 1919. König-class was a group of four battleships built for the Imperial German Navy on the eve of World War I. The class was comprised of König, Grosser Kurfürst, Markgraf, and Kronprinz.

 

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SMS Blucher in a pre-war photo.

 

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Imperial Austro-Hungary:
Destroyer Csepel being towed into the Gulf of Cattaro after her stern was damaged by a mine on 4 May 1916. The Destroyer Turul, in the background

Three Tegetthoff class battleships of Austro-Hungarian Empire anchored at Pola main war harbour (modern Pula, Croatia) ww1, 1917

 

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Conning tower of German submarine U-135 at Harwich, England, after the end of WWI.

 

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Light cruiser Frankfurt, left, and the battleship Baden, aground in Swanbister Bay, Scapa Flow, sometime soon after the majority of the interned German battle fleet was scuttled on 21 June 1919.

 

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Battleship SMS Bayern

 

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Kaiserliche Marine U 110 interior after being sunk and refloated in 1918

U-152 leaving Kiel, Sept 5, 1918
Built at Hamburg, the submarine was commissioned in October 1917. Initially intended as a submersible merchantman for transporting critical war materiel through the British blockade, she was converted to a combat ship while under construction.

 

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Imperial Austro-Hungary:
Szent István sinking after torpedoed by an Italian torpedo boat, 11 June 1918. Her sister ship Tegetthoff can be seen floating by at right.

 

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Soldiers and officers of Austro-Hungarian 10th army having fun during their free time, 1917

 

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German and Austro-Hungarian officers on Eastern front, WW1, 1916

 

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Admiral Scheer photographed from the Prinz Eugen en route to Norway, 21st February 1942.

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Bulgaria:

German propaganda postcards

Mobilisation

Conscripts from the Rila mountains

Mounted officers in Levunovo, 1916

Field Marshal von Mackensen and Crown Prince Boris inspecting Bulgarian troops

 

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Third pic above - two men have the older M.88 Steyr rifles while the man to the right holds a newer M.95 which could be either in 8x50R caliber or 8x56R

 

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Dozens of surrendered German U-boats near Harwich, November 11, 1918

 

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A German plane over the pyramids at Giza 1918.