Identity of axis troops on the eastern front.

[Stian]

Gentlemen!
I recently got a German photo album and I have some questions regarding the foreign troops that is seen in some of the photos.
The album itself starts in Nevers, France during the campaign in 1940 and the Germans may have been from 15.Infanterie-Division as they were taking part in the fighting in that region. Later the album moves to the eastern front (Kuban?) and the emblem of 113.Infanterie-Division can be seen. As 113 was created after the fighting in France had ended, the original owner of the photo album may have switch division.

Can you please tell me what country these troops are from?

No 1


NO 2


No 3


Does the soldiers were soviet uniforms? It does not look like you typical Russian POW.

No 4


Can you please tell me what country these troops are from? Is it the same as on the first 3 pictures?

No 5


Regards,
Stian

[padalec]

Foto 1,2,3 and 5 is Yugoslavia Army,4 is Rusia

[Stian]

Thank you for your reply padalec.

Regards,
Stian

[PBR]

Are these black collar tabs Serbian?
They looks like WSS-style blank tabs used sometimes by militias formed by the Germans.

[padalec]

T.K.-101% Yugoslav Army and black colar tabs-artireli.

[Stian]

Is there any possibility that these picture may have been taken by German troops in 41-43?

Regards,
Stian

[vox]

Just Padalec say. Yugoslav army (without n.4).

[rajko84]

T.K.-101% Yugoslav Army and black colar tabs-artireli.

I agree