Photos WW2 German Forces

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German tank Pz.Kpfw. VI "Tiger I" stuck and abandoned near a bridge in Medicina, Italy. April 1945.
Source: audiovis.nac.gov.pl

 

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After being released from Allied detention, German POW Heinz Pelschner reunited with his wife, June 1945.
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One of the lucky ones.

 

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Pz.Kpfw. IV 2nd Panzer Division, knocked out at the Kursk Bulge

Destroyed on 15th July 1943 on the southern outskirts of SOGOLASNY by direct hit of 122-mm shells. Fired by 4 battery 872 GAP 12 AD RGK direct fire from a distance of 600 meters.

 

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Sturmgeschutz III Knocked Out by the 4th Armored Division, March 1945

 

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What an outstanding thread! Took me several days to get through all the pages, but very much enjoyed it. Kudos to BZ and SD for the majority of the posts -- A+
RL

 

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What an outstanding thread! Took me several days to get through all the pages, but very much enjoyed it. Kudos to BZ and SD for the majority of the posts -- A+
RL

Cheers @RL64RL my pleasure

 

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November 1942 The commander of the 6th German Army, General Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Paulus (1890 - 1957) and Wehrmacht officers from central Stalingrad.

 

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A German Panther tank commander of the 12th SS Panzer Division somewhere in Normandy, 1944.

 

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Man walking along railroad tracks that have had the ties destroyed by retreating Germans with a “Schwellenpflug” railroad plough in Belgrade Yugoslavia - early 1945
Note nearby tracks have also been destroyed
LIFE Magazine Archives - John Phillips Photographer

 

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Youthful prisoners in a POW Camp in northern France.

 

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