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Images of the Second World War - Possibly NSFW
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That warsaw ghetto uprising 'then & now' site is excellent ojewriej
Similar one of germany here
http://www.thirdreichruins.com/index.htm
and another very interesting one (although off topic) listing all of the WW2 German and Allied aircraft landings/crashes in Ireland, listing location of crash sites, types/models of Aircraft, and fate of crews.
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~dan/war/crashes.htm
Also, I nearly forgot I did this, but I was messing around with video editing software in college a little over a year ago, put together some Anti-War Videos to music, and stuck them upon YouTube, if anyone wants to have a gander.
http://www.youtube.com/shiveringman
Finally, can someone PM and tell me how to get photos to display like the ones that have been posted ? thanks guys0 -
Inside of a gun turret, Luftwaffe, not sure what plane though
Germans trianing with wooden tanks before war. Due to the restrictions in the Treaty of Versailles, they couldn't use real ones.
German cycle section
Rare picture of the French army. It's rare, because they are actually fighting on it.
Bullseye
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He 111
Some of these crash landed in Ireland as well...
Yep, its a He 111 alright, but I don't think (judging by the Pilots uniform) that it's German. They were sold to the Spanish, Hungarians, and Romanians, among others.
Hungarian Air Force Link with pics here (scroll down for He 111 pics)
http://109lair.hobbyvista.com/index1024.htm
Link here about the one's that crashed in Ireland
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~dan/war/crashes.htm
and another with great pics of a Ju88 recovery
http://www.ju88.net/0 -
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Some more:
Polish Guerillas
RAF No. 303 "Kościuszko" Polish Fighter Squadron - highest-scoring allied unit in the Battle of Britain. Its pilots were the only representatives of the Polish Army invited to the London Victory Parade in 1946; they refused the invitation because no other Polish units were invited. And it's surviving members were not invited for the celebrations of 50th Aniversary of BoB in 1990.
Sign of a good pilot
Underground explosives factory
Warsaw Rising
- notice "nur fur deutsche" (for germans only) sign on the tram. 0 -
RAF No. 303 "Kościuszko" Polish Fighter Squadron - highest-scoring allied unit in the Battle of Britain.
No surprise when the highest scoring pilot of the battle was in their ranks. He wasn't Polish though
I think I have mentioned it before somewhere, 2 Polish lads crashlanded in Ireland during WWII, Jozef Sawiak of 315. Squadron / Deblinski/ and Jan Zimek, a Polish-American. Both flew Spitfires at the time.0 -
No surprise when the highest scoring pilot of the battle was in their ranks. He wasn't Polish though
That's right, he was Czech. His name was Josef Frantisek.
He flew in the 1939 campaign with Polish Air Forces, and decided to stick around afterwards. He was asked to join the RAF's Czech squadrons on few occasions, but he prefered to fly with Poles.0 -
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TerrorFirmer wrote: »
Two pictures showing Utashi brutality; an area of WW2 completely alien to most people. They were responsible for murdering hundreds of thousands.
Would you mind to elaborate a bit on this. Id like to think im fairly knowladgeble(sp?) on the War and cant say Ive ever heard about this. Thanks in advance0 -
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