Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Might of Nazi Germany: Berlin, eagle on LSSAH barracks.
The Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (LSSAH) was Adolf Hitler's personal Bodyguard Regiment ("Leibstandarte" being a somewhat archaic German expression for the personal bodyguard of a military leader). The LSSAH independently participated in combat during the Invasion of Poland. The LSSAH was amalgamated into the Waffen-SS together with the SS-VT and the combat units of the SS-TV prior to Operation Barbarossa in 1941. By the end of World War II it had been increased in size from a regiment to a Panzer division. The elite division was a component of the Waffen-SS which was found guilty of war crimes in the Nuremberg Trials.
German bomber over the English Channel
German bomber over the English Channel
German cavalry in France |
Triumphant Germans march at Champs Elysee, Paris |
POW from British and French colonies |
German troops land in Norway |
German general Alfred Jodl |
Germans at the Maginot Line |
German recruitment in progress |
Himmler with SS officers in France |
A general at the front |
The war is over for these German soldiers. Graves in France |
Germans in Paris |
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Hitler at a ceremony |
Hitler with Goebbels at the Eiffel Tower |
A German checks documents of a nervous French woman in Strasbourg |
German soldier enjoy a break under the Eiffel Tower in Paris |
A German big gun in action in France |
German motorcyclist in the ruins of a French town |
A German U-37 submarine docks in a German port |
A German tank in France |
Crew of German submarine U-50 |
Roma gypsies being deported |
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