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SS Obergruppenfuhrer Josef (Sepp) Dietrich SS Leibstandarte takes the surrender of Greek and Macedonian Forces Died: 21 April 1966, Ludwigsburg, Germany Stock Photo
RMKTXG6K–SS Obergruppenfuhrer Josef (Sepp) Dietrich SS Leibstandarte takes the surrender of Greek and Macedonian Forces Died: 21 April 1966, Ludwigsburg, Germany
Germany WWII Knight's Cross (Ritterkreuz) award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the Stock Photo
RM2C1EFD9–Germany WWII Knight's Cross (Ritterkreuz) award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the
Sepp Dietrich at a Greek headquarter, 1941 Stock Photo
RMC458BA–Sepp Dietrich at a Greek headquarter, 1941
World War Two B&W photo Senior Waffen SS Officers ,Sepp Dietrich , and Albert Frey on the right on the left is I think Otto Kumm this photo is from a Veterans personal collection Stock Photo
RM2PBRBRR–World War Two B&W photo Senior Waffen SS Officers ,Sepp Dietrich , and Albert Frey on the right on the left is I think Otto Kumm this photo is from a Veterans personal collection
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451DA–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Sepp Dietrich, coma commander of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler with Adolf Hitler Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle. Stock Photo
RM2C2X51J–Sepp Dietrich, coma commander of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler with Adolf Hitler Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
1945 Sunday Express front page reporting Heinrich Himmler captured, Sepp Dietrich captured and arrest of John Amery Stock Photo
RM2WT3BX2–1945 Sunday Express front page reporting Heinrich Himmler captured, Sepp Dietrich captured and arrest of John Amery
SEPP DIETRICH Germany WWII Ritterkreuz / Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Germany WWII Ritterkreuz / Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the 5th and 6th Panzer armies. From Photo Hoffmann. Stock Photo
RM2F76ETT–SEPP DIETRICH Germany WWII Ritterkreuz / Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Germany WWII Ritterkreuz / Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the 5th and 6th Panzer armies. From Photo Hoffmann.
Field Insignia of the Standard of the 'Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler' Stock Photo
RMC45D0T–Field Insignia of the Standard of the 'Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler'
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450ND–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
1945 Sunday Express front page reporting Heinrich Himmler captured, Sepp Dietrich captured and arrest of John Amery Stock Photo
RM2WT3BYF–1945 Sunday Express front page reporting Heinrich Himmler captured, Sepp Dietrich captured and arrest of John Amery
SEPP DIETRICH Ritterkreuzträger/ Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführ Ritterkreuzträger/ Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the 5th and 6th Panzer armies.Josef 'Sepp' Dietrich was a German politician and SS commander during the Nazi era. He joined the Nazi Party in 1928 and was elected to the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic in 1930. Prior to 1929, Dietrich was Adolf Hitler's chauffeur and bodyguard. From Photo Hoffmann via Verlag A. Daehler Stock Photo
RM2F76ER0–SEPP DIETRICH Ritterkreuzträger/ Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführ Ritterkreuzträger/ Knight's Cross award winner Waffen SS Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich, head of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and later the 5th and 6th Panzer armies.Josef 'Sepp' Dietrich was a German politician and SS commander during the Nazi era. He joined the Nazi Party in 1928 and was elected to the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic in 1930. Prior to 1929, Dietrich was Adolf Hitler's chauffeur and bodyguard. From Photo Hoffmann via Verlag A. Daehler
Adolf Hitler, Sepp Dietrich, Martin Bormann at the Tempelhof Airport, 1939 Stock Photo
RMC45YH3–Adolf Hitler, Sepp Dietrich, Martin Bormann at the Tempelhof Airport, 1939
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45155–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Heinrich Himmler and Sepp Dietrich at the coffin of Reinhard Heydrich in Berlin, 1942 Stock Photo
RMCPJFW0–Heinrich Himmler and Sepp Dietrich at the coffin of Reinhard Heydrich in Berlin, 1942
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45199–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Adolf Hitler thanks the commander of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich for the parade on his birthday. Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler is standing by. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2GY4PE7–Adolf Hitler thanks the commander of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich for the parade on his birthday. Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler is standing by. [automated translation]
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451DB–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Adolf Hitler standing in a convertible Mercedes W 150, in front of which Heinrich Himmler (left) and the commander of the SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler and Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich are also standing, greets SS units of the Leibstandarte marching past with the Hitler salute. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2GY4PC2–Adolf Hitler standing in a convertible Mercedes W 150, in front of which Heinrich Himmler (left) and the commander of the SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler and Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich are also standing, greets SS units of the Leibstandarte marching past with the Hitler salute. [automated translation]
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4517A–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Dietrich, Hitler, Himmler at Hitler's birthday, 1938 Stock Photo
RMC45B2N–Dietrich, Hitler, Himmler at Hitler's birthday, 1938
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451JC–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Parade of the Leibstandarte Hitler at the anniversary of the Seizure of Power Stock Photo
RMC45BWJ–Parade of the Leibstandarte Hitler at the anniversary of the Seizure of Power
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451FF–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Dietrich, Hitler, Himmler and Wolff on the 50th birthday anniversary of Hitler Stock Photo
RMC45BNJ–Dietrich, Hitler, Himmler and Wolff on the 50th birthday anniversary of Hitler
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4516J–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Adolf Hitler inspects the Leibstandarte 'Adolf Hitler', 1937 Stock Photo
RMFD82Y8–Adolf Hitler inspects the Leibstandarte 'Adolf Hitler', 1937
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45181–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Adolf Hitler greets police units marching past Wilhelmplatz with the Hitler salute from a Mercedes W 150 convertible. In front of the car are the commander of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich and Reichsleiter SS Heinrich Himmler. This was the first year that members of the SS had this prominent position, after members of the Wehrmacht had previously stood in the front row with Hitler. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2GY4PBY–Adolf Hitler greets police units marching past Wilhelmplatz with the Hitler salute from a Mercedes W 150 convertible. In front of the car are the commander of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich and Reichsleiter SS Heinrich Himmler. This was the first year that members of the SS had this prominent position, after members of the Wehrmacht had previously stood in the front row with Hitler. [automated translation]
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450WB–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
The SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler plays for Hitler on the occasion of his birthday. Next to Hitler the commander of the SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Sepp Dietrich. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2GY4PBH–The SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler plays for Hitler on the occasion of his birthday. Next to Hitler the commander of the SS Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Sepp Dietrich. [automated translation]
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451G4–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
With the Hitler salute, the dictator greets well-wishers on his birthday in 1936 in the courtyard of the Reich Chancellery. To Hitler's right, wearing the sleeve band of the SS's Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, stands its commander Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2GY4PD4–With the Hitler salute, the dictator greets well-wishers on his birthday in 1936 in the courtyard of the Reich Chancellery. To Hitler's right, wearing the sleeve band of the SS's Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, stands its commander Obergruppenführer Sepp Dietrich. [automated translation]
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451CW–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450RF–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451DE–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451AP–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450RH–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450NH–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4516G–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451GB–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4518M–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450NW–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4516P–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451FX–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450TB–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45187–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450T8–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451B1–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45189–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451C9–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450RA–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45177–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450YW–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4514R–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450T1–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450RG–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450TK–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450YD–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45167–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451B8–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451DC–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451F0–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451C1–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450TM–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450NF–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451J5–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451JB–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450TN–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451FD–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451F2–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451CG–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45154–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450NM–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450PA–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451B4–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451F1–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45139–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450WR–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4512F–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450W0–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451D8–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451EE–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450NJ–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450R6–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4515D–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451E4–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450T6–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4517G–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451E0–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4515W–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45122–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R45191–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451EA–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450R8–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R4517P–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451C8–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451F7–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R451D2–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr Stock Photo
RM2R450RY–Gunter Alquen (Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, Greece 1941), an SS photographer, documented Nazi atrocities in Greece during World War II. His lens captured the horror and suffering inflicted upon innocent civilians and resistance fighters. Images of Sepp Dietrich, accompanied by officers, captured in photographs alongside soldiers, Greek soldiers and civilians, Greek countryside, buildings, pontoon bridge operations. Numerous vehicles bearing tactical symbols, along with the aftermath of destruction: ruined buildings, vehicles, equipment. Artillery shelling and scenes depicting a war-torn countr
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