radio truck signals sun glasses camo lorry russian summer 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941
halftrack german soldier grave stones graveyard cross roads dust russian summer 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941
Kradmelder motor bike messenger helmet jacket dust 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941 russian
Captured british first world war helmet in russian field 1941 19th panzer division
Russian POW prisoners camp Barbarossa uniform hungry summer 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941
Russian POW prisoners camp Barbarossa uniform hungry summer 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941
19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle near Witebsk, Belarus, Russia 1941
19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle at the graves of their comrades near Witebsk, Belarus, Russia 1941
19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle near Witebsk, Belarus, Russia 1941
WW2 color russian village soldiers 19th Panzer Division Heeresgruppe Mittle 1941
german war graves in Minsk, Belarus 1941
graves in front of the National Academy of science Belarus. Gustav Dumke (†20. August 1941), Friedrich Gebhardt (†14. August 1941), Kurt Henze (†19. August 1941), Bernhard Klaßen (†19. August 1941), Albert Mann (†21. August 1941), Fritz Wagner (†10. August 1941), Albert Zimmer (†28. August 1941) and other soldiers are still buried there.
Franz Krieger
destroyed buildings in Minsk, Belarus, Russia, June 1941
Wehrmachtsoldier on horse back shows the convoy the way to Smolensk.
Zakharievskaya (called "Hauptstraße" by the Germans)
Franz Krieger
destroyed buildings in Minsk, Belarus, Russia 1941
portrait of the famous war reporter Franz Krieger with his Leica camera in Russia 1941
destroyed buildings in Minsk, Belarus 1941
Wehmracht-convoy to Smolensk.
cinema „Ðден“ (Eden) at Zakharievskaya 83(called "Hauptstraße" by the Germans)
Franz Krieger
destroyed buildings in Minsk, Belarus 1941
Wehmracht-convoy to Smolensk.
destroyed cinema „Пролетарий“ (Proletariat) at Zakharievskaya 87(called "Hauptstraße" by the Germans)
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Franz Krieger