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Kurhaus Kniebis-Lamm in Freudenstadt, Germany 1938
Kurhaus/Hotel Kniebis-Lamm in Freudenstadt, Germany 1938
At the Domstraße in Regensburg, Germany 1938
At the Domstraße near the cathedral in Regensburg, Germany 1938
SS General Max Simon surrendering to American 101st Airborne Division General Maxwell D. Taylor, Schwendt Austria 1945
SS General Max Simon surrendering to American 101st Airborne Division General Maxwell D. Taylor, Schwendt Austria 1945
The other SS officer, with German Cross in Gold, is Simon_qt_s Chief of Staff, Ekkehard Albert.
MAJ.GEN MAXWELL d. TAYLOR, cg, 101st airborne division, and maj.Gen. Simon, 13th SS corps, complete the surrender of remaining ss troops in
Schwendt area, Austria. xxi corps, us seventh army, 5/9/45
Col. Leslie Crozier Wood. Oklahoma City
101st Mechanized Cavalry Reg
SS Chief of Staff Ekkehard Albert talking to American army translator (101st Cavalry Regiment) Schwendt Austria 1945
SS Chief of Staff Ekkehard Albert talking to American army translator (101st Cavalry Regiment) Schwendt Austria 1945
Chief of Staff for SS General Max Simon. During surrender of Waffen SS forces in Austrian Mountains. ( 13th SS corps )
Standing beside Waffen SS Stug Panzer officer.
Col. Leslie Crozier Wood. Oklahoma City
101st Mechanized Cavalry Reg
SS General Max Simon surrendering to American 101st Airborne Division General Maxwell D. Taylor, Schwendt Austria 1945
SS General Max Simon surrendering to American 101st Airborne Division General Maxwell D. Taylor, Schwendt Austria 1945
The other SS officer, with German Cross in Gold, is Simon_qt_s Chief of Staff, Ekkehard Albert.
MAJ.GEN MAXWELL d. TAYLOR, cg, 101st airborne division, and maj.Gen. Simon, 13th SS corps, complete the surrender of remaining ss troops in
Schwendt area, Austria. xxi corps, us seventh army, 5/9/45
Col. Leslie Crozier Wood. Oklahoma City
101st Mechanized Cavalry Reg
First American Soldiers Capturing Hitlers Eagles Nest May 1945.
First American Soldiers Capturing Hitlers Eagles Nest May 1945.
German wehrmacht parking lot in middle of captured Charkow / Kharkiv, Ukraine 1942.
German wehrmacht parking lot in middle of captured Charkow / Kharkiv, Ukraine 1942.
Utrecht main train station, Netherlands, 1942,
Utrecht main train station, Netherlands, 1942.
Showing Dutch Hospital ambulances parked behind platform.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.
Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
Repair of a bombed bridge over the river Ems in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940
The bridge was partly destroyed in the night of the 12th to the 13th August 1940.
Large camouflage nets were used to hide it.