Show us your German POW photos

[W Petz]

#3 POW Portrait in England

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Here is a series of photos taken by GI Guard in a POW Camp somewhere in Germany. #1

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[blackadder]

A new acquisition. Late war FJ prisoners. The FJ to your extreme left is wearing a water pattern jump smock.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...1&d=1143852120

this picture was taken in my home town !
superb picture !
I don't suppose you've got the original, right ? let me know please
niels

[i.spring]

i was very lucky to acquire a large reel of private colour movie film taken by a airforce officer in germany in 1945.
Much of the film is taken around muncih city and the surrounding country, at the end of this private film, is about 1 minutes worth of footage of a camp for german wehrmacht prisoners of war, the fences are guarded by american gi's and the germans look alsmost happy and releaved at being captured,
sorry for the bad quality images, my scanner blew up from over use, so i put this film to a white light tonight and took some snaps with my camera, i hope you guys enjoy



" this footage has never been see before tonight and only on WAF"

[W Petz]

Here is a nice Portrait of German POW's at Camp 298 Great Britain. PC was sent by Friedrich Muller to his family...Haardt an der Weinstrasse

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A POW portrait taken somewhere in the USA

[grobkörnig]

Here is one of my favourite photos, a group of flying personnel, one wearing "Geschwader Udet" cuff title, Canadian photo paper

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