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

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SS men taking shelter.

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Defensive positions.

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Armored vehicle on the coast.

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Observation position.

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Digging out a tank stuck in the snow.

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Women on horseback.

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The most beautiful barracks in the world.
The Olympic Village in Berlin-Döberitz is being used as a barracks for the Infantry School. It is without a doubt the most beautiful barracks in the world. Music is a must. A proud military parade is being held in the early morning at the Infantry School in the Olympic Village.

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Letting their horses drink.

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Soldiers examining some huge bells.

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Swearing in ceremony.

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A shop in an unknown town showing their support for the party.

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Not German press photos...but interesting none-the-less. Göring shortly after his capture #1

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4/ War material has evolved in the past hundred years.
The casting masters from Austria were inspired by German handwork. These brass cannons testify to the lavish ornamentation and skillfulness of the German craftsmen in the time of the Renaissance and of the baroque period in Austria.
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Helper of the German Red Cross.
In the army hospital, the sisters of the German Red Cross work side by side with the many helpers of the German Red Cross. Here, they drill for the alert service of the German Red Cross. Our picture shows the delivery of a wounded soldier to the Army hospital. On the left is a sister helper and a doctor.