From the Kriegsberichter's Eyes: A study in German Press Photos

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Another Orbis press photo missing the caption.

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701/ “Fighter” Latin.
Oberleutnant Weissenberger explains to his comrade, Hauptmann Möbus, the fantastic dogfight his Stuka Unit had with the Soviet fighters. Oberleutnant Weissenberger shot down 5 Soviet fighters himself while 4 others fell to the rest of his squadron comrades. And the main point: the Stuka’s can carry out their mission 100% thanks to this excellent fighter protection.
Orbis PK-Hagens

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4564/ Watch on Crete.
The heavy coastal guns on Crete stand ready to fire.
Orbis PK-Sebers
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4951/ In the Murman Front sector.
The wire entanglement must often be restored. The shelling from the air tears up the effort of the Spanish rider.
Orbis PK-Umbach
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3433/ The evening mood on the far away battlefields of the East.
Orbis PK-Waske
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4827/ An armored train in a forest sector.
An armored train is committed in the jeopardized sectors of the Eastern Front for the security for the movement of the supply line traffic.
Orbis PK-Frass
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An Orbis press photo missing the caption.

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And another Orbis photo missing the caption.

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4282/ The Regimental Commander.
Knight’s Cross holder SS-Standartenführer Gustav Lombard observes the enemy lines with a scissor telescope.
Orbis SS-PK-Fritsch

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The caption is missing.

Ernst August Fricke
Orbis

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3768/ The battle rages in a Soviet city.
Soviet tanks are reported. A Pak gun is brought into position on the outskirts. It now stands ready to give the Soviet steel colossal a “warm reception”.
Orbis PK-Dr. Bohne

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3045/ The East Prussian originated defensive emplacement.
Gauleiter Koch convinces himself of the quality of the rations designated for the workers.
Orbis

(notice the SS sleeve eagle on the PL uniform and the dark band on his visor.)

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3728/ Fortress Kirm.
A captured Soviet gun battery had control over the far off approaches to the fortress Krim.
Orbis PK-Rumbucher
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The caption is missing from this Orbis photo.

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Another Oribis photo missing the caption.