German high command hi-res stock photography and images

Wilhelm II Germany, centre, in the German High Command Headquarters with Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg (left) and Quartermaster General Erich Ludendorff in January 1919. Stock Photo

RMD960DX–Wilhelm II Germany, centre, in the German High Command Headquarters with Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg (left) and Quartermaster General Erich Ludendorff in January 1919.

German High Command Nazi's, Hermann Goering, Wilhelm Keitel, Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler, all in uniform on the occasion of Hitlers birthday 20th April 1941 Keitel was executed for war crimes the remaining three escaped execution by committing suicide.. Stock Photo

RMR2BRCR–German High Command Nazi's, Hermann Goering, Wilhelm Keitel, Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler, all in uniform on the occasion of Hitlers birthday 20th April 1941 Keitel was executed for war crimes the remaining three escaped execution by committing suicide..

German soldiers on guard duty outside the Hotel Crillon, Place de la Concorde, Paris, 7 October 1940. The hotel was the headquarters of the German High Command of occupied France during World War II. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD31–German soldiers on guard duty outside the Hotel Crillon, Place de la Concorde, Paris, 7 October 1940. The hotel was the headquarters of the German High Command of occupied France during World War II. The photographer is unknown.

VE Day Victory in Europe Vintage WW2 image Colonel General Alfred Jodl, as head of the German Armed Forces High Command, signs an “Act of Military Surrender” in Reims, France, on May 7, 1945. Germany officially surrendered to the Allies, bringing an end to the European conflict in World War II. General Alfred Jodl, representing the German High Command, signed the unconditional surrender of both east and west forces in Reims, France, which would take effect the following day. Stock Photo

RMTWWCFH–VE Day Victory in Europe Vintage WW2 image Colonel General Alfred Jodl, as head of the German Armed Forces High Command, signs an “Act of Military Surrender” in Reims, France, on May 7, 1945. Germany officially surrendered to the Allies, bringing an end to the European conflict in World War II. General Alfred Jodl, representing the German High Command, signed the unconditional surrender of both east and west forces in Reims, France, which would take effect the following day.

War and Peace show, Kent 2010. A re-enactment of German High Command from the Second World War. Stock Photo

RMBNM0X5–War and Peace show, Kent 2010. A re-enactment of German High Command from the Second World War.

German surrender, WWII. On behalf of the German High Command, Colonel General Alfred Jodl signs the Act of Military Surrender requiring German forces to cease operations on May 8, 1945. Stock Photo

RM2GJ38YX–German surrender, WWII. On behalf of the German High Command, Colonel General Alfred Jodl signs the Act of Military Surrender requiring German forces to cease operations on May 8, 1945.

WW2 GERMAN SURRENDER 7 MAY 1945. On behalf of the German High Command General Alfred Jodl prepares to sign the unconditional surrender document at Allied HQ, 12 rue Franklin Roosevelt, Rheims. See Description below. Stock Photo

RMHGAX6W–WW2 GERMAN SURRENDER 7 MAY 1945. On behalf of the German High Command General Alfred Jodl prepares to sign the unconditional surrender document at Allied HQ, 12 rue Franklin Roosevelt, Rheims. See Description below.

On behalf of the German High Command, Colonel General Alfred Jodl signs the Act of Military Surrender requiring German forces to cease operations on May 8, 1945. On General Jodl's right is Major Wilhelm Oxenius of the German general staff Stock Photo

RM2GJETKK–On behalf of the German High Command, Colonel General Alfred Jodl signs the Act of Military Surrender requiring German forces to cease operations on May 8, 1945. On General Jodl's right is Major Wilhelm Oxenius of the German general staff

Werner Thomas Ludwig Freiherr von Fritsch (4 August 1880 – 22 September 1939) was a prominent Wehrmacht officer, member of the German High Command, and the second German general to be killed during World War II. Stock Photo

RM2B032B3–Werner Thomas Ludwig Freiherr von Fritsch (4 August 1880 – 22 September 1939) was a prominent Wehrmacht officer, member of the German High Command, and the second German general to be killed during World War II.

German troops on the East Front (summer 1941). A column of tanks pushes a pin of recognition. The German High Command has long anticipated victory, th Stock Photo

RMT5E0K9–German troops on the East Front (summer 1941). A column of tanks pushes a pin of recognition. The German High Command has long anticipated victory, th

Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel (22 September 1882 - 16 October 1946) German field marshal who served as chief of the Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces for most of World War II. The facial blood stains seen in the photo of Keitel's corpse were due to the trapdoor being too small, causing him to suffer head injuries during his hanging Stock Photo

RMR242CB–Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel (22 September 1882 - 16 October 1946) German field marshal who served as chief of the Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces for most of World War II. The facial blood stains seen in the photo of Keitel's corpse were due to the trapdoor being too small, causing him to suffer head injuries during his hanging

1939 Daily Mail front page reporting German High Command claim and the fall of Warsaw Stock Photo

RME5GFWN–1939 Daily Mail front page reporting German High Command claim and the fall of Warsaw

RM2EFMR4N–Of the German high command.

War Memorial erected were the German High Command surrendered to Field Marshall Montgomery Stock Photo

RMB44B1F–War Memorial erected were the German High Command surrendered to Field Marshall Montgomery

Lorenz Schlusselzusalz SZ40 Cipher Attachment Used by German High Command World War Two Bletchley Park World War Two Code Breaking Centre Buckinghamsh Stock Photo

RMHTGB2B–Lorenz Schlusselzusalz SZ40 Cipher Attachment Used by German High Command World War Two Bletchley Park World War Two Code Breaking Centre Buckinghamsh

Sep. 15, 1939 - Germans Troops Enter Gdynia: This photograph, transmitted from Berlin to New York by radio today is captioned: ''German Troops Enter Gdynia,'' and presumably was made Sept. 14 when occupation of Poland's only seaport was announced by the German high command. Stock Photo

RME0KRK4–Sep. 15, 1939 - Germans Troops Enter Gdynia: This photograph, transmitted from Berlin to New York by radio today is captioned: ''German Troops Enter Gdynia,'' and presumably was made Sept. 14 when occupation of Poland's only seaport was announced by the German high command.

The War Office held an exhibition at the Army School of Education, Eltham Palace, showing how teaching aids have been devised for use in the Army education schemes in the pre-release and post-war periods. Demonstrations were given showing the working of such units as the army newspaper service, forces educational broadcasts and the army photo service. One section dealing with 'Germany under control', and loaned by the foreign office, showed rather significantly, - in conjunction with this week's Battle of Britain anniversary - some of the flags, emblems and trophies of the German high command. Stock Photo

RM2Y72D83–The War Office held an exhibition at the Army School of Education, Eltham Palace, showing how teaching aids have been devised for use in the Army education schemes in the pre-release and post-war periods. Demonstrations were given showing the working of such units as the army newspaper service, forces educational broadcasts and the army photo service. One section dealing with 'Germany under control', and loaned by the foreign office, showed rather significantly, - in conjunction with this week's Battle of Britain anniversary - some of the flags, emblems and trophies of the German high command.

RM2E1KT83–German troops on the East Front (summer 1941). A column of tanks pushes a pin of recognition. The German High Command has long anticipated victory, th

Personal photographs and memorabilia of fighting Americans during the Second World War. A captured German Luftwaffe officer. Stock Photo

RMRYXDE3–Personal photographs and memorabilia of fighting Americans during the Second World War. A captured German Luftwaffe officer.

Opened letter marked with a stamp of the High Command of the German Armed Forces, 5th January 1942 Stock Photo

RMDGMKRR–Opened letter marked with a stamp of the High Command of the German Armed Forces, 5th January 1942

1917 Fokker DR-1 Triplane In early 1917, the British Sopwith Triplane began flying in combat, so the German High Command requested that a triplane be developed for their use. Many concepts were tried in an effort to produce aircraft that outperformed the enemy. Several companies entered the competition; the contract was awarded to Anthony Fokker, a Dutch aircraft designer who had been building aircraft in Germany from before the war. While not as fast as contemporary fighters, the Fokker Triplane had a reputation as a great dogfighter due to its great climbing and turning ability. Although ove Stock Photo

RMHEWJJX–1917 Fokker DR-1 Triplane In early 1917, the British Sopwith Triplane began flying in combat, so the German High Command requested that a triplane be developed for their use. Many concepts were tried in an effort to produce aircraft that outperformed the enemy. Several companies entered the competition; the contract was awarded to Anthony Fokker, a Dutch aircraft designer who had been building aircraft in Germany from before the war. While not as fast as contemporary fighters, the Fokker Triplane had a reputation as a great dogfighter due to its great climbing and turning ability. Although ove

Inauguration of the 'New Europe Exposition', Paris, 30 May 1941. Among the dignitaries attending are German General von Barkhausen (left), Cardinal Suhard, Archbishop of Paris (2nd left), Vichy ambassador to the German High Command in Paris Fernand de Brinon (4th from left) and Pierre Laval, vice-premier of Vichy France (6th from left). The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD5K–Inauguration of the 'New Europe Exposition', Paris, 30 May 1941. Among the dignitaries attending are German General von Barkhausen (left), Cardinal Suhard, Archbishop of Paris (2nd left), Vichy ambassador to the German High Command in Paris Fernand de Brinon (4th from left) and Pierre Laval, vice-premier of Vichy France (6th from left). The photographer is unknown.

Grand Admiral Doenitz prisoner. Nazi Germany Leader after Hitler suicide “Government” rounded up. On the morning of May 23rd, all members of the self-styled acting German Government, and all remaining members of the German High Command, were arrested. About 300 officers and an unstated number of civilians and other ranks were taken into custody. The arrest took place at Muivik, a few miles from Flensburg. Shown: Inside the plane which flew the Germans to England, Grand Admiral Doenitz can be seen at the far end on the left, looking anxious and thoughtful. Escaped execution and died in 1980 Stock Photo

RMT9K682–Grand Admiral Doenitz prisoner. Nazi Germany Leader after Hitler suicide “Government” rounded up. On the morning of May 23rd, all members of the self-styled acting German Government, and all remaining members of the German High Command, were arrested. About 300 officers and an unstated number of civilians and other ranks were taken into custody. The arrest took place at Muivik, a few miles from Flensburg. Shown: Inside the plane which flew the Germans to England, Grand Admiral Doenitz can be seen at the far end on the left, looking anxious and thoughtful. Escaped execution and died in 1980

Nuremberg Rally 1934 in Nuremberg, Germany - Hermann Goering (Front L-R), Adolf Hitler, Werner von Blomberg (Reich Minister of War) and Werner von Fritsch (member of the German High Command) in front of the grandstand during a display by the Wehrmacht (armed forces) at Zeppelin Field at the Nazi party rally grounds. (Flaws in quality due to the historic picture copy) Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE - Stock Photo

RME8PFR1–Nuremberg Rally 1934 in Nuremberg, Germany - Hermann Goering (Front L-R), Adolf Hitler, Werner von Blomberg (Reich Minister of War) and Werner von Fritsch (member of the German High Command) in front of the grandstand during a display by the Wehrmacht (armed forces) at Zeppelin Field at the Nazi party rally grounds. (Flaws in quality due to the historic picture copy) Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE -

BOMBER HARRIS ARCHIVE Portrait Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, Commander in Chief of Royal Air Force Bomber Command, nicknamed ‘Bomber Harris” seated at his desk, smoking a cigarette at Bomber Command HQ. A controversial figure whose bombing tactics responded to Nazi Luftwaffe Blitz terror bombing in the UK. Bomber Harris took the fight directly back to Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany with huge success. High Wycombe. 24 April 1944 Stock Photo

RM2E044GN–BOMBER HARRIS ARCHIVE Portrait Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, Commander in Chief of Royal Air Force Bomber Command, nicknamed ‘Bomber Harris” seated at his desk, smoking a cigarette at Bomber Command HQ. A controversial figure whose bombing tactics responded to Nazi Luftwaffe Blitz terror bombing in the UK. Bomber Harris took the fight directly back to Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany with huge success. High Wycombe. 24 April 1944

Nazi Motorized Columns Crossing Norway FrontierThis radiophoto flashed here from Berlin today shows German motorized columns crossing the frontier from Norway toward Russia. The long awaited German high command communique today said that in the first week of furious fighting the Russians had lost 4,107 planes, 2,233 tanks and more than 40,000 prisoners. June 29, 1941. (Photo by Acme). Stock Photo

RM2Y88N4N–Nazi Motorized Columns Crossing Norway FrontierThis radiophoto flashed here from Berlin today shows German motorized columns crossing the frontier from Norway toward Russia. The long awaited German high command communique today said that in the first week of furious fighting the Russians had lost 4,107 planes, 2,233 tanks and more than 40,000 prisoners. June 29, 1941. (Photo by Acme).

WW2 1940's Illustrated Nazi propaganda 'Kriegsmarine' magazine of the German Navy containing reports about German naval warfare. Front cover illustrates German U-boat sinking a merchant ship bound for New York USA Stock Photo

RMM8Y4MY–WW2 1940's Illustrated Nazi propaganda 'Kriegsmarine' magazine of the German Navy containing reports about German naval warfare. Front cover illustrates German U-boat sinking a merchant ship bound for New York USA

RM2B032B5–Werner Thomas Ludwig Freiherr von Fritsch (4 August 1880 – 22 September 1939) was a prominent Wehrmacht officer, member of the German High Command, and the second German general to be killed during World War II. Werner Eduard Fritz von Blomberg (2 September 1878 – 14 March 1946) was a German Generalfeldmarschall, Minister of War, and Commander-in-Chief of the German Armed Forces until January 1938.

Manstein WW2 1940’s Portrait of leading Nazi Fritz Erich Georg Eduard von Manstein (24 November 1887 – 9 June 1973) a German commander of the Wehrmacht, Nazi Germany's armed forces during the Second World War. He attained the rank of general field marshal. Stock Photo

RM2ET5K8H–Manstein WW2 1940’s Portrait of leading Nazi Fritz Erich Georg Eduard von Manstein (24 November 1887 – 9 June 1973) a German commander of the Wehrmacht, Nazi Germany's armed forces during the Second World War. He attained the rank of general field marshal.

Firing On Trapped Soviet Troops - German Artillery pouring a rain of steel on troops of the Soviet red army trapped near bialystok. The German high Command, in a communique today from Adolf Mitler's headquarters, said the greater part of the trapped Russians were destroyed Yesterday, with more than 100,000 prisoners, 400 tanks, and 300 guns taken. This photo of the battle was flashed here from Berlian today by Radio. July 2, 1941. (Photo by Acme Radiophoto). Stock Photo

RM2Y88N34–Firing On Trapped Soviet Troops - German Artillery pouring a rain of steel on troops of the Soviet red army trapped near bialystok. The German high Command, in a communique today from Adolf Mitler's headquarters, said the greater part of the trapped Russians were destroyed Yesterday, with more than 100,000 prisoners, 400 tanks, and 300 guns taken. This photo of the battle was flashed here from Berlian today by Radio. July 2, 1941. (Photo by Acme Radiophoto).

RME5GFWM–1939 Daily Mail front page reporting German High Command claim and the fall of Warsaw

End of the Journey for a German Officer : A German officer carries his personal luggage into prison compound after his commander, Major General Erich Elster, surrounded his army of 20,000 soldiers, marines and airmen to the U.S. Ninth Army south of the Loire River in Southern France on Sept. 17, 1944. General Elster, admitting he had realized six months earlier that the war was lost for Germany, blamed the German High Command for his defeat. The Surrender, affected with full military ceremony, swelled the ranks of the more than 450,000 other enemy troops who had quit their losing battle in wes Stock Photo

RM2HX5DN6–End of the Journey for a German Officer : A German officer carries his personal luggage into prison compound after his commander, Major General Erich Elster, surrounded his army of 20,000 soldiers, marines and airmen to the U.S. Ninth Army south of the Loire River in Southern France on Sept. 17, 1944. General Elster, admitting he had realized six months earlier that the war was lost for Germany, blamed the German High Command for his defeat. The Surrender, affected with full military ceremony, swelled the ranks of the more than 450,000 other enemy troops who had quit their losing battle in wes

A temporary wooden plaque erected on the exact spot at Luneberg Heath where Field Marshal Montgomery signed and accepted the surrender of the German High command;A British soldier of the RASC digging at the spot where the plaque was erected;September 1945 Stock Photo

RMB5ETWR–A temporary wooden plaque erected on the exact spot at Luneberg Heath where Field Marshal Montgomery signed and accepted the surrender of the German High command;A British soldier of the RASC digging at the spot where the plaque was erected;September 1945

RMHTPMAX–Lorenz Schlusselzusalz SZ40 Cipher Attachment Used by German High Command World War Two Bletchley Park World War Two Code Breaking Centre Buckinghamsh

Cartoon - Meeting of the German High Command. John Collins (1917-2007) Stock Photo

RM2WTJCMK–Cartoon - Meeting of the German High Command. John Collins (1917-2007)

RM2Y72DAG–The War Office held an exhibition at the Army School of Education, Eltham Palace, showing how teaching aids have been devised for use in the Army education schemes in the pre-release and post-war periods. Demonstrations were given showing the working of such units as the army newspaper service, forces educational broadcasts and the army photo service. One section dealing with 'Germany under control', and loaned by the foreign office, showed rather significantly, - in conjunction with this week's Battle of Britain anniversary - some of the flags, emblems and trophies of the German high command.

ADMIRAL DOENITZ - The German High Command Headquarters, Photographic negative , British Army, 21st Army Group Stock Photo

RM2X0PAER–ADMIRAL DOENITZ - The German High Command Headquarters, Photographic negative , British Army, 21st Army Group

Former Members of the German High Command Face 'War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity' Charges at Nuremburg 27th December 1947 Here are seen some of the defendants of case number 12, held in the Palace of Justice, Nuremburg. When this picture was taken, they were about to receive their indictment which was prepared by the US prosectuion against them for their war crimes and crimes against humanity. Left to right, front row: Wilhelm von Leeb, former General of the Army, C..G. of the 12th Army, and member of the German High Command; and Johannes Blaskowitz. Left to right, back row: Otto W Stock Photo

RM2Y682N2–Former Members of the German High Command Face 'War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity' Charges at Nuremburg 27th December 1947 Here are seen some of the defendants of case number 12, held in the Palace of Justice, Nuremburg. When this picture was taken, they were about to receive their indictment which was prepared by the US prosectuion against them for their war crimes and crimes against humanity. Left to right, front row: Wilhelm von Leeb, former General of the Army, C..G. of the 12th Army, and member of the German High Command; and Johannes Blaskowitz. Left to right, back row: Otto W

Twilight Of The Nazis -- This was the end of the path of Nazi Glory for one Volkssturm general, who slashed a portrait of Hitler before killing himself. Scene is at the Leipzig Town Hall. A wave of suicides swept over the higher Nazi echelons as the ring of allied Armies closed in on the heart of the third Reich. This May 7th will be the tenth Anniversary of the signing of the unconditional surrender by the German high command at Reims, France. Though there was still the Japanese enemy in the Pa Stock Photo

RM2HX625B–Twilight Of The Nazis -- This was the end of the path of Nazi Glory for one Volkssturm general, who slashed a portrait of Hitler before killing himself. Scene is at the Leipzig Town Hall. A wave of suicides swept over the higher Nazi echelons as the ring of allied Armies closed in on the heart of the third Reich. This May 7th will be the tenth Anniversary of the signing of the unconditional surrender by the German high command at Reims, France. Though there was still the Japanese enemy in the Pa

£675,000 FLOATING DOCK AT FALMOUTH AFTER TOW FROM GERMANY Towed from Germany by two deep sea tugs, the 'Turmoil and the ' Marina ', a floating dock has arrived at Falmouth (Cornwall) docks to increase the ports dry docking facilities. the dock, which is capable of lifting vessels up to 9,000 tons of the dimensions of approximately 500 ft., was formerly owned by the German high command and was in Lubeck . its value has been estimated at £675,000. The dock was damaged during the war and has been repaired by the lender shipyard in Lubeck. on the voyage to Falmouth, it was manned by 12 men Stock Photo

RM2Y70MG5–£675,000 FLOATING DOCK AT FALMOUTH AFTER TOW FROM GERMANY Towed from Germany by two deep sea tugs, the 'Turmoil and the ' Marina ', a floating dock has arrived at Falmouth (Cornwall) docks to increase the ports dry docking facilities. the dock, which is capable of lifting vessels up to 9,000 tons of the dimensions of approximately 500 ft., was formerly owned by the German high command and was in Lubeck . its value has been estimated at £675,000. The dock was damaged during the war and has been repaired by the lender shipyard in Lubeck. on the voyage to Falmouth, it was manned by 12 men

Serge Lifar and the Paris Opera Ballet, Paris, 1940-1944. Born in the Ukraine, Lifar (1905-1986) was appointed director of the Paris Opera Ballet in 1930. He was dismissed in 1945 because of his socialising with members of the German High Command during the Nazi Occupation of Paris, although Lifar claimed he was in fact working as an Allied agent. His lifetime banishment only lasted two years as he was reinstated in 1947. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBDH9–Serge Lifar and the Paris Opera Ballet, Paris, 1940-1944. Born in the Ukraine, Lifar (1905-1986) was appointed director of the Paris Opera Ballet in 1930. He was dismissed in 1945 because of his socialising with members of the German High Command during the Nazi Occupation of Paris, although Lifar claimed he was in fact working as an Allied agent. His lifetime banishment only lasted two years as he was reinstated in 1947. The photographer is unknown.

Nephew of Mr. Churchill WedsMrs. Churchill (left), with her daughters, Mary and Sarah (right) when they attended the welding this afternoon (Fri).Mr. Giles Romilly, a nephew of Mr. Winston Churchill, was married to miss marry Ball-Dodd eldest daughter of a York doctor, at the church of our lady, Warwick street, London today (Friday) Mr. Romilly was serving a war correspondent when he was arrested by the Germans when they entered Narvik in April, 1940. He was interned with other prisoners who were relatives of British war leader Keitel, former Chief of the German High command called hik to give Stock Photo

RM2HX514W–Nephew of Mr. Churchill WedsMrs. Churchill (left), with her daughters, Mary and Sarah (right) when they attended the welding this afternoon (Fri).Mr. Giles Romilly, a nephew of Mr. Winston Churchill, was married to miss marry Ball-Dodd eldest daughter of a York doctor, at the church of our lady, Warwick street, London today (Friday) Mr. Romilly was serving a war correspondent when he was arrested by the Germans when they entered Narvik in April, 1940. He was interned with other prisoners who were relatives of British war leader Keitel, former Chief of the German High command called hik to give

Photograph of Alfred Jodl (1890-1946), German military commander, attaining the position of Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command during the Dönitz Regime, signing a document of unconditional surrender. Dated 1945 Stock Photo

RM2A5YWTP–Photograph of Alfred Jodl (1890-1946), German military commander, attaining the position of Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command during the Dönitz Regime, signing a document of unconditional surrender. Dated 1945

Field-Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the ratified terms of unconditional surrender in Berlin, 8 May 1945. Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel, 1882 – 1946. German field marshal who held office as chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), the high command of Nazi Germany's armed forces, during World War II. From The War in Pictures, Sixth Year. Stock Photo

RM2X55JCJ–Field-Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the ratified terms of unconditional surrender in Berlin, 8 May 1945. Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel, 1882 – 1946. German field marshal who held office as chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), the high command of Nazi Germany's armed forces, during World War II. From The War in Pictures, Sixth Year.

Herero fighters held in German captivity. In 1904 they had risen against German colonial rule. Unless they were not shot dead, they were deported by the High Command to a convict island off the coast, where most of them died of starvation or disease. Stock Photo

RM2B2BDCW–Herero fighters held in German captivity. In 1904 they had risen against German colonial rule. Unless they were not shot dead, they were deported by the High Command to a convict island off the coast, where most of them died of starvation or disease.

A German command staff is deeply engaged in their duties, illustrating the focused work environment of high-ranking officers and their teams. This scene captures the intensity and complexity of military planning and decision-making, highlighting the critical role of leadership and coordination in operational success. Stock Photo

RM2TCRN82–A German command staff is deeply engaged in their duties, illustrating the focused work environment of high-ranking officers and their teams. This scene captures the intensity and complexity of military planning and decision-making, highlighting the critical role of leadership and coordination in operational success.

The German Navy's smallest minesweeper on a propaganda visit to Berlin. The ship, named Zwerg 7, is used by the Norwegian West Coast Coast Guard. Here in front of the Navy High Command on Tirpitzufer. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2XKAT1J–The German Navy's smallest minesweeper on a propaganda visit to Berlin. The ship, named Zwerg 7, is used by the Norwegian West Coast Coast Guard. Here in front of the Navy High Command on Tirpitzufer. [automated translation]

German Resistance Memorial in the then Army High Command (Bentlerblock). The resistance fighters of July 20, 1944 were shot in t Stock Photo

RF2WHFY4B–German Resistance Memorial in the then Army High Command (Bentlerblock). The resistance fighters of July 20, 1944 were shot in t

Bunker of The German High Command in Italy. Central Sources of Recoaro Terme 1945 Stock Photo

RM2R8HPX4–Bunker of The German High Command in Italy. Central Sources of Recoaro Terme 1945

1939 News Chronicle front page reporting German High Command claim and the fall of Warsaw Stock Photo

RME5GFWW–1939 News Chronicle front page reporting German High Command claim and the fall of Warsaw

Following the German defeat in WWI, 74 ships of the Kaiserliche Marine's High Seas Fleet were interned in Gutter Sound at Scapa Flow pending a decision on their future in the peace Treaty of Versailles. On 21 June 1919, after nine months of waiting, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter, the German officer in command at Scapa Flow, made the decision to scuttle the fleet because the negotiation period for the treaty had lapsed with no word of a settlement 1919 Stock Photo

RMP66W0F–Following the German defeat in WWI, 74 ships of the Kaiserliche Marine's High Seas Fleet were interned in Gutter Sound at Scapa Flow pending a decision on their future in the peace Treaty of Versailles. On 21 June 1919, after nine months of waiting, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter, the German officer in command at Scapa Flow, made the decision to scuttle the fleet because the negotiation period for the treaty had lapsed with no word of a settlement 1919

1942 page 5 The Observer Battle for Rostov, Battle for Egypt, Cordell Hull on U.S. Foreign Policy and German High Command plans for the Waffen SS Stock Photo

RMTXJJ00–1942 page 5 The Observer Battle for Rostov, Battle for Egypt, Cordell Hull on U.S. Foreign Policy and German High Command plans for the Waffen SS

The Grand Bunker museum is a huge 16 metre high German WW2 concrete command post bunker just behind Sword beach Stock Photo

RM2XT1PP8–The Grand Bunker museum is a huge 16 metre high German WW2 concrete command post bunker just behind Sword beach

Maybach complex, destroyed Second World War bunker of German army high command in Wuensdorf Stock Photo

RMBE1N79–Maybach complex, destroyed Second World War bunker of German army high command in Wuensdorf

Chair of German general Alfred Jodl in the Map Room also known as the War Room of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed in this room at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945. The historical room is served now as a part of the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition). General Alfred Jodl served as the Chief of the Operations Staff of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (German Armed Forces High Command) a Stock Photo

RM2J3NHCE–Chair of German general Alfred Jodl in the Map Room also known as the War Room of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed in this room at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945. The historical room is served now as a part of the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition). General Alfred Jodl served as the Chief of the Operations Staff of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (German Armed Forces High Command) a

ADMIRAL DOENITZ - Admiral Doenitz leaving the German High Command Headquarters, British Army, 21st Army Group Stock Photo

RM2X1MTN8–ADMIRAL DOENITZ - Admiral Doenitz leaving the German High Command Headquarters, British Army, 21st Army Group

WWI - German Infantry Officer Stock Photo

RMDRFC73–WWI - German Infantry Officer

exhibition 'German power in the east' and 'Four-year plan' in the four-year plan-train, 1940 Stock Photo

RMCPJ1MK–exhibition 'German power in the east' and 'Four-year plan' in the four-year plan-train, 1940

RM2Y70MHY–£675,000 FLOATING DOCK AT FALMOUTH AFTER TOW FROM GERMANY Towed from Germany by two deep sea tugs, the 'Turmoil and the ' Marina ', a floating dock has arrived at Falmouth (Cornwall) docks to increase the ports dry docking facilities. the dock, which is capable of lifting vessels up to 9,000 tons of the dimensions of approximately 500 ft., was formerly owned by the German high command and was in Lubeck . its value has been estimated at £675,000. The dock was damaged during the war and has been repaired by the lender shipyard in Lubeck. on the voyage to Falmouth, it was manned by 12 men

Meeting between German officers and French Vichy government officials, France, 1940-1944. German officers, including Colonel Hans Speidel (right) meeting the Vichy French Minister of Defence, General Bridoux and the Vichy ambassador to the German High Command in Paris, Fernand de Brinon. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD5J–Meeting between German officers and French Vichy government officials, France, 1940-1944. German officers, including Colonel Hans Speidel (right) meeting the Vichy French Minister of Defence, General Bridoux and the Vichy ambassador to the German High Command in Paris, Fernand de Brinon. The photographer is unknown.

NEPHEW OF MR . CHURCHILL WEDS Mr . GILES ROMILLY , a nephew of Mr . Winston Churchill , was married to Miss MARY BALL - DODD , eldest daughter of a York doctor , at the Church of Our Lady , Warwick Street , London . Mr . Romilly , serving as a war correspondent , was arrested by the Germans when they entered Narvik in April 1940 . He was interned with other prisoners who were relatives of British war leaders . Keitel , former Chief of the German High Command , called him to give evidence of Satisfactory treatment in German camps . PICTURE SHOWS :- The bride and bridegroom leaving the c Stock Photo

RM2Y719AA–NEPHEW OF MR . CHURCHILL WEDS Mr . GILES ROMILLY , a nephew of Mr . Winston Churchill , was married to Miss MARY BALL - DODD , eldest daughter of a York doctor , at the Church of Our Lady , Warwick Street , London . Mr . Romilly , serving as a war correspondent , was arrested by the Germans when they entered Narvik in April 1940 . He was interned with other prisoners who were relatives of British war leaders . Keitel , former Chief of the German High Command , called him to give evidence of Satisfactory treatment in German camps . PICTURE SHOWS :- The bride and bridegroom leaving the c

General Blaskowitz. Johannes Albrecht Blaskowitz (10 July 1883 - 5 February 1948) was a German general during World War II and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords. Blaskowitz led the 8th Army during the Invasion of Poland and was the Commander in Chief of Occupied Poland from 1939 to 1940; he had written several memoranda for the German High Command protesting the SS atrocities and handed out death sentences to members of the SS for crimes against the civilian population. He was dismissed, but then re-appointed. After the war, he was charged with war cr Stock Photo

RM2K099TX–General Blaskowitz. Johannes Albrecht Blaskowitz (10 July 1883 - 5 February 1948) was a German general during World War II and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords. Blaskowitz led the 8th Army during the Invasion of Poland and was the Commander in Chief of Occupied Poland from 1939 to 1940; he had written several memoranda for the German High Command protesting the SS atrocities and handed out death sentences to members of the SS for crimes against the civilian population. He was dismissed, but then re-appointed. After the war, he was charged with war cr

Emperor Wilhelm II. visits the unit of the High Seas Fleet, 1917 Stock Photo

RMDYYY9A–Emperor Wilhelm II. visits the unit of the High Seas Fleet, 1917

Black and white photograph of German General Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946), Chief of the Armed Forces High Command during WWII. Stock Photo

RM2CWBMF4–Black and white photograph of German General Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946), Chief of the Armed Forces High Command during WWII.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (Born: 22 September 1882 - Died: 16 October 1946), served as Chief of the High Command of the German Armed Forces during World War II. His position placed him at the center of military decision-making, coordinating the operations of the army, navy, and air force. Stock Photo

RM2TCRMKX–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (Born: 22 September 1882 - Died: 16 October 1946), served as Chief of the High Command of the German Armed Forces during World War II. His position placed him at the center of military decision-making, coordinating the operations of the army, navy, and air force.

4b. German Bight north. Denmark southwest coast. KRIEGSMARINE Nazi map 1940 Stock Photo

RF2HATKX4–4b. German Bight north. Denmark southwest coast. KRIEGSMARINE Nazi map 1940

RF2WHFY2F–German Resistance Memorial in the then Army High Command (Bentlerblock). The resistance fighters of July 20, 1944 were shot in t

RM2R8HPX7–Bunker of The German High Command in Italy. Central Sources of Recoaro Terme 1945

Photo of the heavy cruiser 'Deutschland' in a stormy sea before 1935. The crew has lined up on the deck. At the bow and at the stern are the two turrets with six 28 cm automatic guns. At the bow and at the stern the naval ensigns (Goesch) of the German Reich (1933-1935) are blowing still without the swastika. Stock Photo

RMTA26PK–Photo of the heavy cruiser 'Deutschland' in a stormy sea before 1935. The crew has lined up on the deck. At the bow and at the stern are the two turrets with six 28 cm automatic guns. At the bow and at the stern the naval ensigns (Goesch) of the German Reich (1933-1935) are blowing still without the swastika.

RMP66W0X–Following the German defeat in WWI, 74 ships of the Kaiserliche Marine's High Seas Fleet were interned in Gutter Sound at Scapa Flow pending a decision on their future in the peace Treaty of Versailles. On 21 June 1919, after nine months of waiting, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter, the German officer in command at Scapa Flow, made the decision to scuttle the fleet because the negotiation period for the treaty had lapsed with no word of a settlement 1919

1942 front page Sunday Express Battle for Rostov, Battle for Egypt, Cordell Hull on U.S. Foreign Policy and German High Command plans for the Waffen SS Stock Photo

RMTXJJ0D–1942 front page Sunday Express Battle for Rostov, Battle for Egypt, Cordell Hull on U.S. Foreign Policy and German High Command plans for the Waffen SS

By Hitler's command, the Higher Regional Court of Prague was established in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. President of the Higher Regional Court Dr. Buerkle (2nd from the right) and Attorney General Gabriel (right) are being inaugurated. Reich Protector Konstantin von Neurath (left) gives a speech on the occasion of the inauguration. Stock Photo

RMTA2B1C–By Hitler's command, the Higher Regional Court of Prague was established in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. President of the Higher Regional Court Dr. Buerkle (2nd from the right) and Attorney General Gabriel (right) are being inaugurated. Reich Protector Konstantin von Neurath (left) gives a speech on the occasion of the inauguration.

1941 front page Daily Express Re-shuffle in high command of the British Army Stock Photo

RMFWNG47–1941 front page Daily Express Re-shuffle in high command of the British Army

RMBE11PH–Maybach complex, destroyed Second World War bunker of German army high command in Wuensdorf

ADMIRAL DOENITZ - Commander Walter Ludde-Neurath with Admiral Doenitz leaving the German High Command H.Q. Photographic negative , British Army, 21st Army Group Stock Photo

RM2X0PFR2–ADMIRAL DOENITZ - Commander Walter Ludde-Neurath with Admiral Doenitz leaving the German High Command H.Q. Photographic negative , British Army, 21st Army Group

Signature of the German Instrument of Surrender in Reims on 7 May 1945 depicted in the painting by French painter Lucien Jonas (1946) on display in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945 in the building which serves now as the museum. Stock Photo

RM2J3NHMT–Signature of the German Instrument of Surrender in Reims on 7 May 1945 depicted in the painting by French painter Lucien Jonas (1946) on display in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945 in the building which serves now as the museum.

industrial high voltage switches with information sign, please call if there is a malfunction. bei stoerungen bitte anrufen in german language Stock Photo

RF2C6FD0D–industrial high voltage switches with information sign, please call if there is a malfunction. bei stoerungen bitte anrufen in german language

ADOLF HITLER BOMB PLOT ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT RASTENBURG JULY 20th 1944 Vintage WW2 image of group including Chief of Staff of Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Reich Minister of the Imperial Ministry of Aviation Hermann Goering, Adolf Hitler and Head of the Party Chancellery Nazi Party, Hitler’s closest associate is Martin Bormann. The photograph was taken around an hour after the bravest failed attempt on Adolf Hitler’s life – he rubs the arm damaged by the explosion. ‘Wolfs Lair’ Field Headquarters Rastenburg East Prussia Germany July 20, 1944 Stock Photo

RMRBYNMG–ADOLF HITLER BOMB PLOT ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT RASTENBURG JULY 20th 1944 Vintage WW2 image of group including Chief of Staff of Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Reich Minister of the Imperial Ministry of Aviation Hermann Goering, Adolf Hitler and Head of the Party Chancellery Nazi Party, Hitler’s closest associate is Martin Bormann. The photograph was taken around an hour after the bravest failed attempt on Adolf Hitler’s life – he rubs the arm damaged by the explosion. ‘Wolfs Lair’ Field Headquarters Rastenburg East Prussia Germany July 20, 1944

(dpa) - A group of high ranking navy soldiers inspect the hospital on board the Bundeswehr supply ship 'Berlin', which is currently at sea near the coast of Djibouti, 11 May 2002. The German navy holds the command over three US war ships including round about 3000 soldiers plus British and Spanish f Stock Photo

RMD3A0N9–(dpa) - A group of high ranking navy soldiers inspect the hospital on board the Bundeswehr supply ship 'Berlin', which is currently at sea near the coast of Djibouti, 11 May 2002. The German navy holds the command over three US war ships including round about 3000 soldiers plus British and Spanish f

RM2Y719B8–NEPHEW OF MR . CHURCHILL WEDS Mr . GILES ROMILLY , a nephew of Mr . Winston Churchill , was married to Miss MARY BALL - DODD , eldest daughter of a York doctor , at the Church of Our Lady , Warwick Street , London . Mr . Romilly , serving as a war correspondent , was arrested by the Germans when they entered Narvik in April 1940 . He was interned with other prisoners who were relatives of British war leaders . Keitel , former Chief of the German High Command , called him to give evidence of Satisfactory treatment in German camps . PICTURE SHOWS :- The bride leaving Hinde Street , Manch

. English: This nobleman stresses the fact that although he is high-born he fights side by side with the other lansquenets. This accords with the historical reality, for lansquenets of noble birth were by no means rare. It is also striking that command ranks in the regiment were certainly not the sole preserve of the aristocracy. Русский: См. название файла. . 1530. Lorenz Stör (1532–1562) Alternative names Niklas Stoer; Niclas Stoer; Niklas Stör; Niklas Stor; Niclas Stör; Lorenz Stoer; Niclaus Stor Description German painter Date of birth/death 1532 1562 Work location Nuremberg Aut Stock Photo

RMP01JNB–. English: This nobleman stresses the fact that although he is high-born he fights side by side with the other lansquenets. This accords with the historical reality, for lansquenets of noble birth were by no means rare. It is also striking that command ranks in the regiment were certainly not the sole preserve of the aristocracy. Русский: См. название файла. . 1530. Lorenz Stör (1532–1562) Alternative names Niklas Stoer; Niclas Stoer; Niklas Stör; Niklas Stor; Niclas Stör; Lorenz Stoer; Niclaus Stor Description German painter Date of birth/death 1532 1562 Work location Nuremberg Aut

German Ambassador presents credentials to Franco . After a drive through the streets of Salamanca escorted by Moorish cavalry , General Faupel , German Ambassador to the the insurgents ' Spanish Government , presented his credentials to General Franco at the City Hall of Salamanca , which is the headquarters at present of the rebels High Command . Photo shows , General Faupel ( right ) talking with General Franco after presenting his credentials . 9 March 1937 Stock Photo

RM2BW3Y7B–German Ambassador presents credentials to Franco . After a drive through the streets of Salamanca escorted by Moorish cavalry , General Faupel , German Ambassador to the the insurgents ' Spanish Government , presented his credentials to General Franco at the City Hall of Salamanca , which is the headquarters at present of the rebels High Command . Photo shows , General Faupel ( right ) talking with General Franco after presenting his credentials . 9 March 1937

Black and white photograph of German General Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946), Chief of the Armed Forces High Command during WWII, at the end of the Munich Conference. He is in a car taking with him the map of Czechoslovakia with the new borders drawn as a result of the Munich Agreement. Stock Photo

RM2CWBMGP–Black and white photograph of German General Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946), Chief of the Armed Forces High Command during WWII, at the end of the Munich Conference. He is in a car taking with him the map of Czechoslovakia with the new borders drawn as a result of the Munich Agreement.

In this image, a German Marine, identified as a foreman on the bridge, stands prominently in front of the massive rear gun turret aboard the armored ship Admiral Graf Spee. The presence of such a high-ranking officer on the bridge highlights the strategic importance of this position in overseeing naval operations. The Admiral Graf Spee, known for its significant role in the Kriegsmarine during World War II, was equipped with powerful artillery, exemplified by the imposing turret Stock Photo

RM2TCRN06–In this image, a German Marine, identified as a foreman on the bridge, stands prominently in front of the massive rear gun turret aboard the armored ship Admiral Graf Spee. The presence of such a high-ranking officer on the bridge highlights the strategic importance of this position in overseeing naval operations. The Admiral Graf Spee, known for its significant role in the Kriegsmarine during World War II, was equipped with powerful artillery, exemplified by the imposing turret

RMDYF2C2–Following the German defeat in WWI, 74 ships of the Kaiserliche Marine's High Seas Fleet were interned in Gutter Sound at Scapa Flow pending a decision on their future in the peace Treaty of Versailles. On 21 June 1919, after nine months of waiting, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter, the German officer in command at Scapa Flow, made the decision to scuttle the fleet because the negotiation period for the treaty had lapsed with no word of a settlement 1919

RF2WHFY2N–German Resistance Memorial in the then Army High Command (Bentlerblock). The resistance fighters of July 20, 1944 were shot in t

RM2R8HPXD–Bunker of The German High Command in Italy. Central Sources of Recoaro Terme 1945

4a. German Bight north. Denmark southwest coast. KRIEGSMARINE Nazi map 1940 Stock Photo

RF2HATKT9–4a. German Bight north. Denmark southwest coast. KRIEGSMARINE Nazi map 1940

Service for German people in a church in the High Tatras. In March 1939, the Slovak State became independent on the command of Adolf Hitler. Stock Photo

RMTA16HD–Service for German people in a church in the High Tatras. In March 1939, the Slovak State became independent on the command of Adolf Hitler.

140420-N-IY142-216 GULF OF GUINEA (April 20, 2014) – A U.S. Navy Sailor is transferred from the German ship FGS Bonn (A-1413) to the FGS Frankfurt am Mein (A-1412) via Manila high line during a replenishment at sea during Obangame Express 2014. Obangame Express is a U.S. Africa Command-sponsored multinational maritime exercise designed to increase maritime safety and security in the Gulf of Guinea. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class John Herman/Released) Stock Photo

RMFTEDWF–140420-N-IY142-216 GULF OF GUINEA (April 20, 2014) – A U.S. Navy Sailor is transferred from the German ship FGS Bonn (A-1413) to the FGS Frankfurt am Mein (A-1412) via Manila high line during a replenishment at sea during Obangame Express 2014. Obangame Express is a U.S. Africa Command-sponsored multinational maritime exercise designed to increase maritime safety and security in the Gulf of Guinea. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class John Herman/Released)

Undated photo of a colonel of the Luftnachrichten (Signal Intelligence Agency of the German Air Force) at the high command, who is receiving a report from a corporal. Stock Photo

RMTA2W4F–Undated photo of a colonel of the Luftnachrichten (Signal Intelligence Agency of the German Air Force) at the high command, who is receiving a report from a corporal.

1941 page 4 The Times Re-shuffle in high command of the British Army and Battle for Moscow Stock Photo

RMFWNG4M–1941 page 4 The Times Re-shuffle in high command of the British Army and Battle for Moscow

RMBE11T4–Maybach complex, destroyed Second World War bunker of German army high command in Wuensdorf

1945 , 23 may , GERMANY : The german SS architect and Minister of Armaments ALBERT SPEER ( 1905 - 1981 ), the Grand Asmiralnaval Commander KARL DOENITZ ( 1891 - 1980 , nomined Fuhrer of 3nd Reich after the death of Adolf Hitler , for 20 days ) and the Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command Colonel General ALFRED JODL ( 1890 - 1946 ), photographed at General Quarter of BRITISH army after the capture . Jodl signed the instruments of unconditional surrender on May 7, 1945 in Reims as the representative of Karl Donitz . Only Alfred Jodl at Nuremberg judgement was tried, Stock Photo

RM2PBHXJK–1945 , 23 may , GERMANY : The german SS architect and Minister of Armaments ALBERT SPEER ( 1905 - 1981 ), the Grand Asmiralnaval Commander KARL DOENITZ ( 1891 - 1980 , nomined Fuhrer of 3nd Reich after the death of Adolf Hitler , for 20 days ) and the Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command Colonel General ALFRED JODL ( 1890 - 1946 ), photographed at General Quarter of BRITISH army after the capture . Jodl signed the instruments of unconditional surrender on May 7, 1945 in Reims as the representative of Karl Donitz . Only Alfred Jodl at Nuremberg judgement was tried,

Text of the German Instrument of Surrender signed in Reims on 7 May 1945 with the handwritten confirmation of German admiral Karl Dönitz written on 15 April 1977 on display in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945 in the building which serves now as the museum. Admiral Karl Dönitz served as the President of Germany at the moment of the German Instrument of Surrender. The inscription in German means: This document was signed upo Stock Photo

RM2J3NHRJ–Text of the German Instrument of Surrender signed in Reims on 7 May 1945 with the handwritten confirmation of German admiral Karl Dönitz written on 15 April 1977 on display in the Museum of the Surrender (Musée de la Reddition) in Reims, France. The first German Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II in Europe was signed at 02:41 Central European Time (CET) on 7 May 1945 in the building which serves now as the museum. Admiral Karl Dönitz served as the President of Germany at the moment of the German Instrument of Surrender. The inscription in German means: This document was signed upo

German propaganda poster from the Second World War. With this poster promotes the High Command of the SS the entry of war volunteers in the Waffen SS during the war. Stock Photo

RMTA2282–German propaganda poster from the Second World War. With this poster promotes the High Command of the SS the entry of war volunteers in the Waffen SS during the war.

Europa, Deutschland, Russland, 2. Weltkrieg, Landkarte ' Europäisches Rußland ' , Tornisterschrift des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht Abt. Inland. Nur für den Gebrauch innerhalb der Wehrmacht. 1941 , Heft 51 . / Europe, Germany, Russia, WW II , map ' Europäisches Russland ' ( European Russia ) , document of the high command of the Wehrmacht, only fot the German Wehrmacht, 1941, issue 51 . Stock Photo

RFW7A05T–Europa, Deutschland, Russland, 2. Weltkrieg, Landkarte ' Europäisches Rußland ' , Tornisterschrift des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht Abt. Inland. Nur für den Gebrauch innerhalb der Wehrmacht. 1941 , Heft 51 . / Europe, Germany, Russia, WW II , map ' Europäisches Russland ' ( European Russia ) , document of the high command of the Wehrmacht, only fot the German Wehrmacht, 1941, issue 51 .

Personal photographs and memorabilia of fighting Americans during the Second World War. Stock Photo

RMRYXDE6–Personal photographs and memorabilia of fighting Americans during the Second World War.

The ten ton grand slam bomb. This was a very high charge bomb that was used against difficult precision targets such as submarine pens and bridges. It was designed by Barnes Wallis. Stock Photo

RM2GXT9MW–The ten ton grand slam bomb. This was a very high charge bomb that was used against difficult precision targets such as submarine pens and bridges. It was designed by Barnes Wallis.

Wehrmacht telephone exchange on the eastern front. Photo: Jacob. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2PYW88C–Wehrmacht telephone exchange on the eastern front. Photo: Jacob. [automated translation]

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