293 x 282 pixels - 82 KB
French POWs in 1940
487 x 594 pixels - 193 KB
French POWs in 1940
1532 x 518 pixels - 232 KB
Over three million Soviet prisoners were taken in the first 8 months of the war in Russia, which completely overwhelmed the Germans who only had facilities for a tiny fraction of that number
559 x 657 pixels - 68 KBGerman soldier captured the enemy
382 x 500 pixels - 32 KB
SS surrender
1280 x 866 pixels - 191 KB
Young Heer soldiers with their American captor
500 x 274 pixels - 146 KB
german soldiers armed with mg-34s and Kar 98 rifle escorting two russian POWs (russia 1941)
617 x 480 pixels - 151 KB
the U.S. Army did its best to care for and feed the POWs, one at a time
795 x 596 pixels - 102 KB
POW camp for women at Sinzig, Germany
795 x 596 pixels - 111 KB
A group of POW's in a bomb crater at a the POW Camp at Sinzsig, Germany. One of the prisoners is shown making potato soup, which is the most popular dish of the camp. Several types of living quarters are also shown
640 x 449 pixels - 52,7 KB
German capitulation, signed by Alfred Jodl and Hans-Georg von Friedeburg
No comments:
Post a Comment