Is there any website that have lots of colour pic of NVA, I went lots of website but mostly is black and white, some have colour pic but is too little. Can anyone tell me any website?????
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I may be posting some on my website soon, but im having trouble of networking my own pc to the internet.
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I was thinking to make a website on Deutsche Demokratische Republik......................in chinese, people here don even know what is NVA or DDR..................all they know about is the fall of Berlin wall(that's all). So I just feel the need to make one...................O ya, hope that u can get over it....................u have my supportOriginally posted by Rob BrownI may be posting some on my website soon, but im having trouble of networking my own pc to the internet.
The people is watching you!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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Here is a link (This Forum) to some more pics. Some are B&W and some color. Unfortunately, many of them have been removed.
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.net/foru...5&daysprune=-1
I would recommend surfing the web when time permits. The word "Berlin" is a good one to use. Many people have personal sites on the web that are open to the public and contain many photos of East Germany, both East and West Berlin that are of Cold War era. Many are in color.
You might also consider starting a library. Many if not most of the photos recently posted, are from books.
Good LuckMichael D. GALLAGHER
M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”Comment
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it's has been quit helpful with the word search "Berlin", but I need more coloured pic of NVA. Also, I can't find any books abt NVA & DDR here, buying on the net is too expensive for me...................is there any help?????Comment
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BF109e4...Check out the below link. It may help answer some of your questions...
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.net/foru...light=ddr+book
Originally posted by bf109e4Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just don't dare express themselves as we did. Quote - Sophie Scholl - White Rose resistance groupComment
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hi
If you won't buy books on the i-net,
have a look here: (just a few pics but very usefull and interesting content)
http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=5528
cheers
AndreasComment
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Also, Amizon has a lot of DDR books for sale in Europe.Michael D. GALLAGHER
M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”Comment
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DDR photo books like Soldaten des Volkes, Getreu dem Fahnenheid and Volksmarine auf Wacht are often expensive (one well-known US seller recently had VaW and GdF listed in the $100 range )
ebay.de is considerably cheaper for these items, but postage is expensive to North America...
If you want a cd source of colour NVA photos this gentleman may be of assistance.... U873@aol.com
I have a large number of NVA photos on cd as well..... nva.soldat@gmail.com
I have a website which has a number of NVA photos
http://wizard.hprtec.org/builder/wor....php3?ID=28436Comment
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Thanks 4 e website......................it helps a lotsOriginally posted by David F
Just another question.....................what is this????(is it a regiment or just a combat group or german youth??)
http://www.kampfgruppen.de/bilder/kampfgruppen-b3.gifComment
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Thanks to all in support to the common course.....................but I need one more help from u guys..............does anyone know where to learn the creation of a webpage on the internet???????
and where to host it 4 free(to poor to pay 4 one
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who is your email provider? most offer free space and tutorials for building websites...mine is aol and they do that, too...Cheers, Torsten.Originally posted by bf109e4Thanks to all in support to the common course.....................but I need one more help from u guys..............does anyone know where to learn the creation of a webpage on the internet???????
and where to host it 4 free(to poor to pay 4 one )Comment
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Thats a Kampfgruppen der Arbeiter Klasse arm patch ("Battle Groups of the Working Classes"). The emblem of the rifle with the Red Flag is the symbol of the Kampfgruppen - over 1 million armed and trained members of the SED (DDR Communist Party) operating as a militia to defend the State against counter-revolution.Originally posted by bf109e4
That website is all about the Kampfgruppen
I like the Kampfgruppen, chubby fellows with guns
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If you have never heard of the Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterklasse, here is a little background info: The Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterklasse (German: Combat Groups of the Working Class) was a paramilitary organisation in East Germany, founded in 1953 and abolished in 1990. The KdA was similar to a National Guard; however, unlike a National Guard, it was strictly controlled by the governing Socialist Unity Party of Germany. Each large factory, along with many neighbourhoods, had their own Kampfgruppen, each made up of about 100 workers who sought to "defend the property of the people". Membership was voluntary; many chose to enlist in the KdA so as to avoid being drafted into the army reserves training. A KdA member trained with his group after work and on weekends for a total of 136 hours annually. The KdA were organised like infantry, and were to join the military and police during political emergencies, such as protests against the government. The largest use of the KdA for this purpose was during the construction of the Berlin Wall: KdA members stood in a line in front of the Wall, with orders to shoot anyone who tried to pass through. As they were sanctioned by the Volkspolizei, the KdA had at their disposal many of the weapons that the police would use in riot situations, such as SK-1 armoured personnel carriers, mortars, anti-aircraft guns and anti-tank guns. Very politically reliable KdA groups could be sent overseas to help train local militias, especially in countries in Africa that received military aid from East Germany. Large numbers of KdA members were sent to Brazzaville particularly. For a certain number of years service, a KdA member could be given a medal. KdA camps were held annually, usually in the wilderness, for training purposes. By 1989, the KdA's membership exceeded half a million, meaning that one in 36 East Germans was a member.Originally posted by bf109e4
Cheers, Torsten (ebay id german.militaria).Comment
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