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German vanguard reaching a tiny suburb of Moscow and having captured the end of the bus line that would go straight to Red Square. They held it for 13 hours on december 6th of 1941. The very next day the Russian Winter counter offensive started.

Can't imagine how they must have felt at that moment

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German troops watch the artillery bombardment of Soviet positions in the small village of Lyakhovo during Operation Barbarossa.

Russia, Soviet Union. July 1941

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An interesting find on tumblr:

A King Tiger fitted with the Panther's 7.5cm KwK

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Sturmtiger in action.

Soviet Orphan and a German soldier.

This T-28 was captured by Finnish soldiers.

Soviet Soldiers advancing behind their T-34s. Judging by the T-34s turret it's the 1943 version.

US-Paratroopers. The look on the soldiers face kinda strikes home.

A German Communications soldier after transmitting a message.

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from British Tanks in North Africa in 1941 - 1942 by bryan perrett

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from Luftwaffe Bombers in the Blitz 1940-1941 (Images of War) by Andy Saunders

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German World War II Era Wehrmacht Howitzer Used By Syrian Rebels On The Battlefield In Idlib , 2015

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from SEVASTOPOL 1942
Von Manstein’s triumph
by ROBERT FORCZYK

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Crimean Campaign 1941

from SEVASTOPOL 1942
Von Manstein’s triumph
by ROBERT FORCZYK

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from SEVASTOPOL 1942
Von Manstein’s triumph
by ROBERT FORCZYK

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from THE STALIN AND
MOLOTOV LINES
Soviet Western Defences 1928–41
by
NEIL SHORT

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from THE STALIN AND
MOLOTOV LINES
Soviet Western Defences 1928–41
by
NEIL SHORT

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Paratroops landing at Wolfheze

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British flame-throwing tanks were used against German troops in Rosmalen, East of s'Hertogenbosch, and the result can be seen in this photograph from the air. On the left of the picture is a German Red Cross train intact.