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german policeman with flower on the uniform taking care of security at the Oktoberfest in Munich Stock Photo

RMBG5EY9–german policeman with flower on the uniform taking care of security at the Oktoberfest in Munich

Nazi Police and soldiers attack a Jewish man in Gdansk, Poland after the German occupation of 1939 Stock Photo

RMRJATD3–Nazi Police and soldiers attack a Jewish man in Gdansk, Poland after the German occupation of 1939

Two german police man check on homeless man; Munich, Germany, Mar., 26th 2012 Stock Photo

RMCMWHGB–Two german police man check on homeless man; Munich, Germany, Mar., 26th 2012

A man and woman (both centre), believed to be members of a German air ambulance crew, exit Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital after they were asked to leave the hospital where Alfie Evans, the 23-month-old who has been at the centre of a life-support treatment dispute, is a patient. The pair were seen speaking to members of the Evans family, were escorted from the hospital by police and security staff. Stock Photo

RMMFE569–A man and woman (both centre), believed to be members of a German air ambulance crew, exit Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital after they were asked to leave the hospital where Alfie Evans, the 23-month-old who has been at the centre of a life-support treatment dispute, is a patient. The pair were seen speaking to members of the Evans family, were escorted from the hospital by police and security staff.

The German police patrol advises the driver, Germany police traffic Hessen Stock Photo

RMJBKG5R–The German police patrol advises the driver, Germany police traffic Hessen

A German police man cautions two women sitting in a trunk of a car during a car convoy celebrating the victory of the German nationial soccer team against Argentina in Koblenz, Germany 3 July 2010. Photo; Thomas Frey Stock Photo

RMD59WY8–A German police man cautions two women sitting in a trunk of a car during a car convoy celebrating the victory of the German nationial soccer team against Argentina in Koblenz, Germany 3 July 2010. Photo; Thomas Frey

Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa Stock Photo

RMKKBH4R–Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa

Grass, Guenter, 16.10.1927 - 13.4.2015, German author / writer, half length, discussion with police, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2FN4DH1–Grass, Guenter, 16.10.1927 - 13.4.2015, German author / writer, half length, discussion with police, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

German girl at Paris Exposition ordered home after romance with a Swiss man. FrÃ¤ulein Herta Rost, aged 27, lying in bed in distress after she has been ordered to return at once to Berlin because the pavilion directors do not approve of her romance with a young Swiss businessman .With her is her Swiss fiance, Jan Bopp who has been questioned by Paris police and said he would marry her as soon as possible to give her Swiss nationality. 18 June 1937 Stock Photo

RM2BW1YR7–German girl at Paris Exposition ordered home after romance with a Swiss man. FrÃ¤ulein Herta Rost, aged 27, lying in bed in distress after she has been ordered to return at once to Berlin because the pavilion directors do not approve of her romance with a young Swiss businessman .With her is her Swiss fiance, Jan Bopp who has been questioned by Paris police and said he would marry her as soon as possible to give her Swiss nationality. 18 June 1937

German police on the Eastern front, 1942 Stock Photo

RMC462YG–German police on the Eastern front, 1942

A German policeman taking photographs in Leipzig Germany Stock Photo

RMCB5C2E–A German policeman taking photographs in Leipzig Germany

The SEK, German special police operations unit, storming a betting office at Hermannstrasse street, which a man had threatened Stock Photo

RMCXYJEJ–The SEK, German special police operations unit, storming a betting office at Hermannstrasse street, which a man had threatened

Mar. 03, 1972 - Man Alleged To Be Martin Bormann Arrested In Jungle: An elderly German recluse alleged to be Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, was under arrest today after secret police marched into his jungle home. Colombia has asked West Germany to supply Bormann's fingerprints for comparison with those of the arrested man, Johann Ehrmann. Security men arrested Ehrmann in a remote region of southern Colombia after a magazine claimed that he was really the deputy Nazi leader. Bormann would be 71 if still alive today. Ehrmann says he is 72 Stock Photo

RME10B4G–Mar. 03, 1972 - Man Alleged To Be Martin Bormann Arrested In Jungle: An elderly German recluse alleged to be Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, was under arrest today after secret police marched into his jungle home. Colombia has asked West Germany to supply Bormann's fingerprints for comparison with those of the arrested man, Johann Ehrmann. Security men arrested Ehrmann in a remote region of southern Colombia after a magazine claimed that he was really the deputy Nazi leader. Bormann would be 71 if still alive today. Ehrmann says he is 72

Police training centre in Kunduz by German army Stock Photo

RMC3M3Y0–Police training centre in Kunduz by German army

German police patrolling at the Frankfurt IAA Motor Show. Germany - September 11, 2019 Stock Photo

RF2JA0M39–German police patrolling at the Frankfurt IAA Motor Show. Germany - September 11, 2019

Man being arrested by police, Old German Magazine Page, Cartoon, Criminal students, Advert, Jugend, 1890s Stock Photo

RM2X2N9EP–Man being arrested by police, Old German Magazine Page, Cartoon, Criminal students, Advert, Jugend, 1890s

german police officer stands on street Stock Photo

RFG2C3JM–german police officer stands on street

Berlin, Germany, a police officer and a man with a sports bag Stock Photo

RMD26565–Berlin, Germany, a police officer and a man with a sports bag

Miami Florida,Interfaith Blessing of the Animals,FEMA Urban Search & Rescue,Black man woman female police officer handler service dog German shepherd, Stock Photo

RM2GM0C7H–Miami Florida,Interfaith Blessing of the Animals,FEMA Urban Search & Rescue,Black man woman female police officer handler service dog German shepherd,

A hand holding a police warning sign with the German Halt Polizei on it Stock Photo

RFDGYD85–A hand holding a police warning sign with the German Halt Polizei on it

A German policeman wearing a sticker with the German national colours in his face Stock Photo

RFADD4YE–A German policeman wearing a sticker with the German national colours in his face

RFDCGC4P–officer

An armed man was tonight, refusing to leave a house with his eight-month-old daughter after more than 14 hours of police negotiations. * The unnamed 47-year-old German was still keeping lines of communication open with trained police negotiators but was refusing to leave his estranged wife's house The Alders, Winchmore Hill, North London. Armed police were called to the house, where he used to live, by London Ambulance Service at 3.30am after they had attended the 35-year-old estranged wife inside. Stock Photo

RMG51A24–An armed man was tonight, refusing to leave a house with his eight-month-old daughter after more than 14 hours of police negotiations. * The unnamed 47-year-old German was still keeping lines of communication open with trained police negotiators but was refusing to leave his estranged wife's house The Alders, Winchmore Hill, North London. Armed police were called to the house, where he used to live, by London Ambulance Service at 3.30am after they had attended the 35-year-old estranged wife inside.

Three-man woman German police patrol in amusement park, Germany police Stock Photo

RMWA4W43–Three-man woman German police patrol in amusement park, Germany police

A German police man talks to a group of students at the police academy headed by the German Police in Kabul, Afghanistan, 30 April 2007. Photo: Johannes Eisele Stock Photo

RMDAWYDM–A German police man talks to a group of students at the police academy headed by the German Police in Kabul, Afghanistan, 30 April 2007. Photo: Johannes Eisele

RMKKBH4J–Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa

Himmler, Heinrich, 7.10.1900 - 23.5.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Reichsfuehrer SS, head of the German police since 1936, EDITORIAL-USE-ONLY Stock Photo

RM2G1E22K–Himmler, Heinrich, 7.10.1900 - 23.5.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Reichsfuehrer SS, head of the German police since 1936, EDITORIAL-USE-ONLY

Prince Alexander Hohenlohe Ohringen as a tramp Searching the parks at Budapest in their of a murderer , the police found a man sleeping on a bench . When awakened he produced a passport granted by the German leagation to Prince Alexander Hohenlohe Ohringen 21 March 1925 Stock Photo

RM2BWBT7E–Prince Alexander Hohenlohe Ohringen as a tramp Searching the parks at Budapest in their of a murderer , the police found a man sleeping on a bench . When awakened he produced a passport granted by the German leagation to Prince Alexander Hohenlohe Ohringen 21 March 1925

RMH3AFA3–Memel German police, 1939

Police cordon off part of Corporation Street following the discovery of an unexploded German Second World War bomb during the construction of of the Equity and Law office block. 19th December 1989 Stock Photo

RMERJJG5–Police cordon off part of Corporation Street following the discovery of an unexploded German Second World War bomb during the construction of of the Equity and Law office block. 19th December 1989

RMCXYJEA–The SEK, German special police operations unit, storming a betting office at Hermannstrasse street, which a man had threatened

Aug. 08, 1954 - ''Bogus Meter Man'' Robs Countess of £1,000 Jewels.. Scotland Yard police are investigating the latest robbery of the ''Bogus Meter Man'' - who posing as a telephone engineer stole jewellery valued at £1,000 from Countess Ramona von Oeynhausen Sierstorpff at her flat in Great Cumberland Street. The 24 year old German Countess says that the man called and asked if he could see where it would be convenient to install a telephone extension - and she was showing him around when she was called away fr a few minutes. Stock Photo

RME0MC4F–Aug. 08, 1954 - ''Bogus Meter Man'' Robs Countess of £1,000 Jewels.. Scotland Yard police are investigating the latest robbery of the ''Bogus Meter Man'' - who posing as a telephone engineer stole jewellery valued at £1,000 from Countess Ramona von Oeynhausen Sierstorpff at her flat in Great Cumberland Street. The 24 year old German Countess says that the man called and asked if he could see where it would be convenient to install a telephone extension - and she was showing him around when she was called away fr a few minutes.

RMC3M3R2–Police training centre in Kunduz by German army

German police on horseback, in Munich, Germany. Stock Photo

RMCFEDTN–German police on horseback, in Munich, Germany.

West German Embassy siege in Stockholm 1975. On April 24, 1975, Kommando Holger Meins of the armed left-wing extremist organization Red Army Faction RAF, occupied the West German Embassy on Skarpögatan in Gärdet, Stockholm. The RAF group carried out the attack with the goal of forcing the release of RAF members and others from prison in West Germany. The occupiers took a number of people hostage, including the ambassador Dietrich Stoecker. Swedish police prepared to storm the building, but before they had the chance to do so, the embassy was rocked by a series of violent explosions; the TNT Stock Photo

RM2YAPH9J–West German Embassy siege in Stockholm 1975. On April 24, 1975, Kommando Holger Meins of the armed left-wing extremist organization Red Army Faction RAF, occupied the West German Embassy on Skarpögatan in Gärdet, Stockholm. The RAF group carried out the attack with the goal of forcing the release of RAF members and others from prison in West Germany. The occupiers took a number of people hostage, including the ambassador Dietrich Stoecker. Swedish police prepared to storm the building, but before they had the chance to do so, the embassy was rocked by a series of violent explosions; the TNT

RFG2C3JK–german police officer stands on street

Carrefour, Haiti, police come for a wounded man in the Field Hospital Stock Photo

RMD36GG0–Carrefour, Haiti, police come for a wounded man in the Field Hospital

Portrait of a police dog. German Shepherd in the service of man Stock Photo

RF2DC98G5–Portrait of a police dog. German Shepherd in the service of man

Two detectives showing a crime police (German: Kriminal Polizei) badge to a peephole Stock Photo

RFD2DA53–Two detectives showing a crime police (German: Kriminal Polizei) badge to a peephole

A police inspector trains his police dog, a Mallinois sheepdog. Stock Photo

RFF7FJW9–A police inspector trains his police dog, a Mallinois sheepdog.

' A Study in Scarlet ' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - police detective Lestrade discovers the word 'Rache' (German for revenge) on Stock Photo

RMERHM28–' A Study in Scarlet ' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - police detective Lestrade discovers the word 'Rache' (German for revenge) on

RMG51A23–An armed man was tonight refusing to leave a house with his eight-month-old daughter after more than 14 hours of police negotiations. * The unnamed 47-year-old German was still keeping lines of communication open with trained police negotiators but was refusing to leave his estranged wife's house The Alders, Winchmore Hill, North London. Armed police were called to the house, where he used to live, by London Ambulance Service at 3.30am after they had attended the 35-year-old estranged wife inside.

Armed three-man German patrol uniformed police, the street at synagogue, Halle Saale Germany police Stock Photo

RM2A7K2NY–Armed three-man German patrol uniformed police, the street at synagogue, Halle Saale Germany police

A German police man talks to a group of female students at the police academy headed by the German Police in Kabul, Afghanistan, 30 April 2007. Photo: Johannes Eisele Stock Photo

RMDAWYDT–A German police man talks to a group of female students at the police academy headed by the German Police in Kabul, Afghanistan, 30 April 2007. Photo: Johannes Eisele

RMKKBH4E–Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa

Gennat, Ernst, 1.1.1880 - 21.8.1939, German police officer, chief of the central homicide inspection of the Berlin criminal investigation department 1926 - 1939, circa 1930, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMRT7KNE–Gennat, Ernst, 1.1.1880 - 21.8.1939, German police officer, chief of the central homicide inspection of the Berlin criminal investigation department 1926 - 1939, circa 1930, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

A hand-written sign says 'Thank you' to german Police for treating migrants with respect. Migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and other Countries arrived on a train from Budapest/Hungary at Munich Hauptbahnhof main railway station on August 31. 2015 in Munich, Germany. Thousands of migrants are traveling to Germany via Turkey, Greece, Montenegro, Serbia, Hungary and Austria. Stock Photo

RMF1P9P9–A hand-written sign says 'Thank you' to german Police for treating migrants with respect. Migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and other Countries arrived on a train from Budapest/Hungary at Munich Hauptbahnhof main railway station on August 31. 2015 in Munich, Germany. Thousands of migrants are traveling to Germany via Turkey, Greece, Montenegro, Serbia, Hungary and Austria.

German SS man searching a Jewish child attempting to smuggle food into the Ghetto, Warsaw, 1939, (b/w photo) Stock Photo

RMCPM836–German SS man searching a Jewish child attempting to smuggle food into the Ghetto, Warsaw, 1939, (b/w photo)

German Police Officer on Motorcycle Stock Photo

RME62MJ8–German Police Officer on Motorcycle

German policeman as an operation controller in the police headquarters Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany Stock Photo

RMAM029G–German policeman as an operation controller in the police headquarters Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany

Jun. 06, 1963 - East german soldiers flee to west in armored patrol car: Three soldiers of communist east german army broke through the barbed wire frontier at the zone border near Bad Versfeld just at the time when soviet premier Chruchtschow landed in East Berling for a one weeks visit to communist ruled east germany. After the break-through, the three refugees handed themselves and their armored vehicle to the west German border police at Heringen, from where they were taken to Bad Versfeld. The armored car was driven by a west German border police man Stock Photo

RME0WK4D–Jun. 06, 1963 - East german soldiers flee to west in armored patrol car: Three soldiers of communist east german army broke through the barbed wire frontier at the zone border near Bad Versfeld just at the time when soviet premier Chruchtschow landed in East Berling for a one weeks visit to communist ruled east germany. After the break-through, the three refugees handed themselves and their armored vehicle to the west German border police at Heringen, from where they were taken to Bad Versfeld. The armored car was driven by a west German border police man

RMC3M4BR–Police training centre in Kunduz by German army

RMGR7XWC–German Police

RM2YAPH9R–West German Embassy siege in Stockholm 1975. On April 24, 1975, Kommando Holger Meins of the armed left-wing extremist organization Red Army Faction RAF, occupied the West German Embassy on Skarpögatan in Gärdet, Stockholm. The RAF group carried out the attack with the goal of forcing the release of RAF members and others from prison in West Germany. The occupiers took a number of people hostage, including the ambassador Dietrich Stoecker. Swedish police prepared to storm the building, but before they had the chance to do so, the embassy was rocked by a series of violent explosions; the TNT

ALTENTREPTOW / GERMANY - 1. MAY 2016: german police vehicle and policeman stands on the street in altentreptow on may 2016. Stock Photo

RMG0NRKD–ALTENTREPTOW / GERMANY - 1. MAY 2016: german police vehicle and policeman stands on the street in altentreptow on may 2016.

Berlin, Germany, shows man the Koran, in the background, police Stock Photo

RMD5ACXN–Berlin, Germany, shows man the Koran, in the background, police

police in Rome is equipped with german BMW motorbikes and they do safety checks in Rome, Italy by showing presence Stock Photo

RM2HNNPG3–police in Rome is equipped with german BMW motorbikes and they do safety checks in Rome, Italy by showing presence

Police officer observing anti racist protestors in Hamburg. 10.000 People demonstrated against a deployment of 176 rascists. Stock Photo

RFPJB1A7–Police officer observing anti racist protestors in Hamburg. 10.000 People demonstrated against a deployment of 176 rascists.

RMEXK86D–German police bike blurred

German police epaulets isolated Stock Photo

RF2M6C07Y–German police epaulets isolated

Hamburg, Germany, man in handcuffs in front of a police car Stock Photo

RMD6NEEX–Hamburg, Germany, man in handcuffs in front of a police car

Police dog search explosives, A German shepherd inspects an object, Police dog sniffing explosives man and dog Stock Photo

RME8XC83–Police dog search explosives, A German shepherd inspects an object, Police dog sniffing explosives man and dog

Police stand in front of a building that is being searched in connection with an arrest in Bonn, Germany, 11 December 2012. One day after the bomb scare at central station in Bonn, security circles have confirmed the arrest of a Somali born man named Omar D. to the dpa, German Press Agency. He is very well known in the Islamic scene in Bonn. Photo: VOLKER LAHNERT Stock Photo

RMD19GBF–Police stand in front of a building that is being searched in connection with an arrest in Bonn, Germany, 11 December 2012. One day after the bomb scare at central station in Bonn, security circles have confirmed the arrest of a Somali born man named Omar D. to the dpa, German Press Agency. He is very well known in the Islamic scene in Bonn. Photo: VOLKER LAHNERT

RMKKBH4Y–Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa

RMRT7KNF–Gennat, Ernst, 1.1.1880 - 21.8.1939, German police officer, chief of the central homicide inspection of the Berlin criminal investigation department 1926 - 1939, circa 1930, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

German policemen and French Gendarmes on stairs of Council of Europe, Palais de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Alsace, France, Europe Stock Photo

RMG0H3XJ–German policemen and French Gendarmes on stairs of Council of Europe, Palais de l'Europe, Strasbourg, Alsace, France, Europe

A traffic agent of the Memel German state police already wears the Elchschaufel (moose horn) of the new East Prussian badge on his cap. Stock Photo

RMTA24B6–A traffic agent of the Memel German state police already wears the Elchschaufel (moose horn) of the new East Prussian badge on his cap.

A German police officer wearing a mask in public Stock Photo

RF2K1W55C–A German police officer wearing a mask in public

RMAM029H–German policeman as an operation controller in the police headquarters Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany

Jul. 07, 1974 - President Makarios is dead - will this man be the new President?: Former Eika men and journalist, Mr Nicos Sanson who was arrested by Cyprus police in connection with the murder of the British architect, Peter Gray in 1961 in according to the German News Agency D.D.P. to be the new President of Cyprus. Photo shows picture taken in 1959 showing Nicos Samson (left) holding the arm of General Grives in Athens in 1959. Stock Photo

RME10WRN–Jul. 07, 1974 - President Makarios is dead - will this man be the new President?: Former Eika men and journalist, Mr Nicos Sanson who was arrested by Cyprus police in connection with the murder of the British architect, Peter Gray in 1961 in according to the German News Agency D.D.P. to be the new President of Cyprus. Photo shows picture taken in 1959 showing Nicos Samson (left) holding the arm of General Grives in Athens in 1959.

RMC3M3DX–Police training centre in Kunduz by German army

Brian Mills (right) brother of late 'Cockleshell hero' Bill Mills, receives a medallion on his brother's behalf from Admiral Sir Jonathan Band, Commander in Chief, Fleet, commemorating the daring raid he took part in, in 1942. Marine Mills was one of 10 Royal Marine commandos assigned to attack enemy German ships moored at the port of Bordeaux, using five two-man cockleshell canoes launched from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Tuna. Marine Mills and his partner were caught by the French police, handed over to the Germans and executed three months later. Stock Photo

RMG6XTEH–Brian Mills (right) brother of late 'Cockleshell hero' Bill Mills, receives a medallion on his brother's behalf from Admiral Sir Jonathan Band, Commander in Chief, Fleet, commemorating the daring raid he took part in, in 1942. Marine Mills was one of 10 Royal Marine commandos assigned to attack enemy German ships moored at the port of Bordeaux, using five two-man cockleshell canoes launched from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Tuna. Marine Mills and his partner were caught by the French police, handed over to the Germans and executed three months later.

RM2YAPH9M–West German Embassy siege in Stockholm 1975. On April 24, 1975, Kommando Holger Meins of the armed left-wing extremist organization Red Army Faction RAF, occupied the West German Embassy on Skarpögatan in Gärdet, Stockholm. The RAF group carried out the attack with the goal of forcing the release of RAF members and others from prison in West Germany. The occupiers took a number of people hostage, including the ambassador Dietrich Stoecker. Swedish police prepared to storm the building, but before they had the chance to do so, the embassy was rocked by a series of violent explosions; the TNT

RMG0NRK1–ALTENTREPTOW / GERMANY - 1. MAY 2016: german police vehicle and policeman stands on the street in altentreptow on may 2016.

Berlin, DDR, security check, a police officer asked a man Stock Photo

RMD41Y5T–Berlin, DDR, security check, a police officer asked a man

Re-enactor Dressed As World War II German Wehrmacht Military Police Unit - Feldgendarm. Distinctive Gorget Is Visible. The Inscription On Gorget 'Mili Stock Photo

RFT4AP9D–Re-enactor Dressed As World War II German Wehrmacht Military Police Unit - Feldgendarm. Distinctive Gorget Is Visible. The Inscription On Gorget 'Mili

Bordeaux , Aquitaine France - 02 27 2023 : Polizei text sign on the back of german police man wearing leather jacket rear view germany Stock Photo

RF2R0KBBN–Bordeaux , Aquitaine France - 02 27 2023 : Polizei text sign on the back of german police man wearing leather jacket rear view germany

Policeman on a motorcycle Berlin Germany Stock Photo

RMBJPACT–Policeman on a motorcycle Berlin Germany

RF2M6C01Y–German police epaulets isolated

SA members being searched by the police in Berlin, c1920-1933. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMDDT19F–SA members being searched by the police in Berlin, c1920-1933. Artist: Unknown

The 2017 G20 Hamburg summit was the twelfth meeting of the Group of Twenty (G20), which was held on 7–8 July 2017, at Hamburg Messe, in the city of Hamburg, Germany. The G20 summit was the main focus of German far left propaganda in 2017. More than 320 police officers were injured in the riots. Interior minister Horst Seehofer especially criticized that photos of police on duty during the summit were spread in the far left networks. Of the 1135 far-left violent incidents in that year in Germany, 832 occurred during the summit. Stock Photo

RMW12EMD–The 2017 G20 Hamburg summit was the twelfth meeting of the Group of Twenty (G20), which was held on 7–8 July 2017, at Hamburg Messe, in the city of Hamburg, Germany. The G20 summit was the main focus of German far left propaganda in 2017. More than 320 police officers were injured in the riots. Interior minister Horst Seehofer especially criticized that photos of police on duty during the summit were spread in the far left networks. Of the 1135 far-left violent incidents in that year in Germany, 832 occurred during the summit.

RMD19G9E–Police stand in front of a building that is being searched in connection with an arrest in Bonn, Germany, 11 December 2012. One day after the bomb scare at central station in Bonn, security circles have confirmed the arrest of a Somali born man named Omar D. to the dpa, German Press Agency. He is very well known in the Islamic scene in Bonn. Photo: VOLKER LAHNERT

RMKKBH4P–Philippe Gras / Le Pictorium - Gathering in Berlin in 1968 - 1968 - Germany / Berlin - The German demonstrations culminate on 17 and 18 February 1968. In Berlin, thousands of students from all over Europe oppose the war in Vietnam and the reform of universities. The movement is spreading to major German university cities. In 30 German cities, the student demonstrations turn to confrontation with the police. These are the Easter riots. The repression is brutal, and puts an end to massive demonstrations. The last one takes place in Bonn on May 11, 1968, and brings together a hundred thousa

sports, football, players and trainer of the Chemnitz Police Sports Club, Middle German champion, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2G1EEN8–sports, football, players and trainer of the Chemnitz Police Sports Club, Middle German champion, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

War and Peace Show, England. WW2 re-enactment. German military police man, Feldgendarmerie, standing smiling looking at viewer. Wearing Gorget. Stock Photo

RMFJBCPD–War and Peace Show, England. WW2 re-enactment. German military police man, Feldgendarmerie, standing smiling looking at viewer. Wearing Gorget.

Heckler at the meeting of the German-American Bund taken into police custody, 1938 Stock Photo

RMCPJ6EA–Heckler at the meeting of the German-American Bund taken into police custody, 1938

Dog, police officer and man on walk for service in training, search and rescue with scent tracking. German shepherd, animal and government agent on Stock Photo

RF2WY49A5–Dog, police officer and man on walk for service in training, search and rescue with scent tracking. German shepherd, animal and government agent on

RMAM028Y–German policeman as an operation controller in the police headquarters Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany

Jul. 07, 1974 - President Makarios Is Dead - Will This Man Be The New President? Former Eoka man and journalist, Nicos Samson who was arrested by Cyprus police in connection with the murder of the British architect, Peter Gray in 1961 is, according to the German News Agency D.D.P. to be the new President of Cyprus. Photo Shows: Picture taken in 1959 showing Nicos Samson (left) holding the arm of General Grivas in Athens in1959. Stock Photo

RME10WRY–Jul. 07, 1974 - President Makarios Is Dead - Will This Man Be The New President? Former Eoka man and journalist, Nicos Samson who was arrested by Cyprus police in connection with the murder of the British architect, Peter Gray in 1961 is, according to the German News Agency D.D.P. to be the new President of Cyprus. Photo Shows: Picture taken in 1959 showing Nicos Samson (left) holding the arm of General Grivas in Athens in1959.

RMC3M4A6–Police training centre in Kunduz by German army

Brian Mills, the brother of late 'Cockleshell hero' Bill Mills, looks at a picture of the commandos training, at Fleet and Nato HQ in Northwood, Middlesex, where he received a medallion on his brother's behalf, commemorating the daring raid he took part in, in 1942. Marine Mills was one of 10 Royal Marine commandos assigned to attack enemy German ships moored at the port of Bordeaux, using five two-man cockleshell canoes launched from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Tuna. Marine Mills and his partner were caught by the French police, handed over to the Germans and executed three months later. Stock Photo

RMG6XTEN–Brian Mills, the brother of late 'Cockleshell hero' Bill Mills, looks at a picture of the commandos training, at Fleet and Nato HQ in Northwood, Middlesex, where he received a medallion on his brother's behalf, commemorating the daring raid he took part in, in 1942. Marine Mills was one of 10 Royal Marine commandos assigned to attack enemy German ships moored at the port of Bordeaux, using five two-man cockleshell canoes launched from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Tuna. Marine Mills and his partner were caught by the French police, handed over to the Germans and executed three months later.

RM2YAPH9P–West German Embassy siege in Stockholm 1975. On April 24, 1975, Kommando Holger Meins of the armed left-wing extremist organization Red Army Faction RAF, occupied the West German Embassy on Skarpögatan in Gärdet, Stockholm. The RAF group carried out the attack with the goal of forcing the release of RAF members and others from prison in West Germany. The occupiers took a number of people hostage, including the ambassador Dietrich Stoecker. Swedish police prepared to storm the building, but before they had the chance to do so, the embassy was rocked by a series of violent explosions; the TNT

RMG0NRG7–ALTENTREPTOW / GERMANY - 1. MAY 2016: german police vehicle and policeman stands on the street in altentreptow on may 2016.

Dannenberg, Germany, police officers saddling her horse Stock Photo

RMEYCDEK–Dannenberg, Germany, police officers saddling her horse

A man seen shouts nationalist slogans during the march.Thousands of people took part in a march organised by the National Radical Camp (ONR) and other nationalist organizations to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. At the monument of the Insurgents of Warsaw, the March was blocked by the Antifascist and Citizens of the Republic of Poland (Obywatele RP), who were forcefully removed by the police. The Warsaw Uprising was the largest military operation by any resistance movement in Europe against the Nazi German occupiers during World War II. Stock Photo

RMW6HPP9–A man seen shouts nationalist slogans during the march.Thousands of people took part in a march organised by the National Radical Camp (ONR) and other nationalist organizations to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. At the monument of the Insurgents of Warsaw, the March was blocked by the Antifascist and Citizens of the Republic of Poland (Obywatele RP), who were forcefully removed by the police. The Warsaw Uprising was the largest military operation by any resistance movement in Europe against the Nazi German occupiers during World War II.