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pic #6 marked on reverse German GeneralComment
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pic #7 Marked German General surrendingComment
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pic above was marked German General Surrendering!!Comment
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Thank you Bill...
... great pics like most that you have posted. Keep up the good work.
KR
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Some more scrap
Looks like David and Goliath
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Hi Stephan,
Have you ID information for those Panthers, "Jardin du Luxembourg" in Paris indeed.
Panzer-Lehr?
9.Pz?
The wreck place de la Concorde is usually said like Panzer-Lehr vehicle and one AA.130 had seen near the Senat house.
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Here are a few pictures from a small group I picked up last weekend. All of the pictures are of destroyed buildings, bunkers and a large bridge. One has France 44 written on it. These are the tank ones.
Thanks,
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Time to join in
G'Day Guys
Well its been with great interest (and drooling) that I have been following this thread. Mr Petz, your collection is outstanding to say the least. Stef, I'm glad you have unchained your photo album and have started sharing a sample as well
The the rest of the contributors, thankyou for sharing you photos.
I have been wanting to jump on and share some of my very limited collection but have had to wait for "approval". Now its come through I will start putting up a few of my favourite things
I will try and give what info I can on the images, although most have nothing to go by unfortunately
This shot was taken at April 1945 at a collection point near Rheams
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another shot
a Ko'd Jadgtiger, locations unknownComment
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and another
This is one of a series of four shots I have of this StuG III. Its an early short barreled version (an ausf D or E I think) and I believe it was taken around the buldgeComment
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and yet another shot
This particular Wirbelwind must of been a popular photo opp' for passing GI's, I have seen at least 4 other shots of it. Buldge 44'Comment
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