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    Cholm the killing fields

    Hello,


    Wel after giving you guys a little rest about the Cholm issue and to get fire again into the Cholminterest i decided to show once again a very nice ( sad ) never published picture.

    This picture is taken during the end off April 1942 ( last weeks of the encirclement ) by a former glider pilot and shows 2 soldiers ( a LW officer and one not identifyed ) talking towards each others nearby a grave yard from KIA soldiers.

    Please take a good look at this picture and tell me what you guys observe => a major Tip for you guys is that it is actually quite touching !!! ( it is quiete easely IMHO )

    Cordial Greetings and thanks for showing
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    #2
    Wooden gravesite marking look like the RAD symbol?
    JD
    What we do in life ehoes in eternity.

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      #3
      Cholm the killing fields

      Hello,


      Nope => good try , look carefully between the 2 standing soldiers , if im not mistaking we can see 2 feet + a cloth cover drapped over a presumably death soldier !!!!!!!!!

      Not quite the image we normally see from German side , it shows once again the ugly face of a war + somwhere there must have been a German family who lost a relative in that little town called " Cholm " => even a so called heroic battle takes casualty's and here we see a unusual image of this raw reality .


      Cordial Greetings,
      my collectionfield : German glider pilots


      http://users.skynet.be/lw-glider/

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        #4
        I have enhanced the photo...definitely a fallen soldier.
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          #5
          Hello,
          I saw that, but I thought that was too easy. I think the gravesites and their markings are also a good testament of comradery in the field as well as the brutality of war.
          JD
          Last edited by Joseph D'Errico; 10-09-2002, 04:49 PM.
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