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General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Romanian Prime Minister Ion Antonescu at the saint's day celebrations for King Michael Stock Photo

RMCPHR8A–General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Romanian Prime Minister Ion Antonescu at the saint's day celebrations for King Michael

Photograph of Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) signing the ratified surrender terms for the German military in Berlin. Dated 1945 Stock Photo

RMEC7PG7–Photograph of Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) signing the ratified surrender terms for the German military in Berlin. Dated 1945

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel after his execution by hanging in Nuremberg on October 16, 1946 (Nuremberg trials). Stock Photo

RMRMD2H3–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel after his execution by hanging in Nuremberg on October 16, 1946 (Nuremberg trials).

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signing surrender terms for the German Army in Berlin at the end of world war two 1945 Stock Photo

RMEX6JT7–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signing surrender terms for the German Army in Berlin at the end of world war two 1945

WW2 Maginot Line Adolf Hitler, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (front row, center) and other officers inspect the fortifications.The fort at Schoenenbourg, the most important Maginot Line fortification in Alsace. Depicted People Nicolaus von Below, Wilhelm Keitel, Adolf Hitler and high ranking SS and Wehrmacht officers Date June 1940 Stock Photo

RM2PB953F–WW2 Maginot Line Adolf Hitler, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (front row, center) and other officers inspect the fortifications.The fort at Schoenenbourg, the most important Maginot Line fortification in Alsace. Depicted People Nicolaus von Below, Wilhelm Keitel, Adolf Hitler and high ranking SS and Wehrmacht officers Date June 1940

RMR242R8–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signing surrender terms for the German Army in Berlin at the end of world war two 1945

HITLER BATTLE PLANS STRATEGY 1940s WW2 Alfred Jodl (left) with Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Adolf Hitler at the Wolf’s Lair, looking and discussing battle plans strategies and maps Nazi Germany Second World War World War II The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; Polish: Wilczy Szaniec) served as Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II. Stock Photo

RM2J8TD7T–HITLER BATTLE PLANS STRATEGY 1940s WW2 Alfred Jodl (left) with Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Adolf Hitler at the Wolf’s Lair, looking and discussing battle plans strategies and maps Nazi Germany Second World War World War II The Wolf's Lair (German: Wolfsschanze; Polish: Wilczy Szaniec) served as Adolf Hitler's first Eastern Front military headquarters in World War II.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882 - 1946), last order of the High Command of the Wehrmacht Letterhead 'Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht - Gen. HQ Wehrmacht - 10th May 1945' - the Berlin address at the Tirpitz riverside crossed out - dated two days after the unconditional surrender in Berlin-Karlshorst by the Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht: 'All Wehrmacht commodities still remaining in our hands are the property of the German people. They are required to rebuild the economy, trade and infrastructure ... any improper use or illegal sale is regarded as a, Editorial-Use-Only Stock Photo

RMT3JANE–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882 - 1946), last order of the High Command of the Wehrmacht Letterhead 'Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht - Gen. HQ Wehrmacht - 10th May 1945' - the Berlin address at the Tirpitz riverside crossed out - dated two days after the unconditional surrender in Berlin-Karlshorst by the Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht: 'All Wehrmacht commodities still remaining in our hands are the property of the German people. They are required to rebuild the economy, trade and infrastructure ... any improper use or illegal sale is regarded as a, Editorial-Use-Only

Adolf Hitler at his headquarters with senior Nazis on his 52nd birthday, 20 April 1941. From left to right: Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler, Hitler. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBCR2–Adolf Hitler at his headquarters with senior Nazis on his 52nd birthday, 20 April 1941. From left to right: Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler, Hitler. The photographer is unknown.

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

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

Wilhelm Keitel. Field Marshal Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel (1882-1946) signing the ratified surrender terms for the German Army in Berlin, 8 May 1945 Stock Photo

RM2T9MPPD–Wilhelm Keitel. Field Marshal Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel (1882-1946) signing the ratified surrender terms for the German Army in Berlin, 8 May 1945

ADOLF HITLER at left with from left: Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Admiral Karl Doenitz, Heinrich Himmler, Field Marshall Erhard Milch on 18 May 1944 Stock Photo

RMKG66B9–ADOLF HITLER at left with from left: Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Admiral Karl Doenitz, Heinrich Himmler, Field Marshall Erhard Milch on 18 May 1944

May 10, 1945 - Allied Chiefs Watch Keitel sign Berlin, surrender terms--Allied officers watch Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (seated, extreme right), Commander in Chief of German Army, Sign unconditional surrender terms for Germany in Berlin, May 9. Seated, left to right: A.Y. Vyshinsky, Soviet Assistant Foreign Commissar; British Air Chief MArshal, Sir Arthur Tedder, Deputy Supreme commander of Western Allied Forces; Marshal K. Zhukov, Deputy commander of all Soviet forcesl Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, commander of U Stock Photo

RME0KPHX–May 10, 1945 - Allied Chiefs Watch Keitel sign Berlin, surrender terms--Allied officers watch Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (seated, extreme right), Commander in Chief of German Army, Sign unconditional surrender terms for Germany in Berlin, May 9. Seated, left to right: A.Y. Vyshinsky, Soviet Assistant Foreign Commissar; British Air Chief MArshal, Sir Arthur Tedder, Deputy Supreme commander of Western Allied Forces; Marshal K. Zhukov, Deputy commander of all Soviet forcesl Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, commander of U

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

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

Traditional march on November 09 to commemorate the Nazis killed in the Hitler coup. Before the wreath-laying ceremony in the Ewigen Wache (Temple of Honor at Koenigsplatz), Gauleiter Paul Giesler (left) and General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel greet the participants. Stock Photo

RM2BX575Y–Traditional march on November 09 to commemorate the Nazis killed in the Hitler coup. Before the wreath-laying ceremony in the Ewigen Wache (Temple of Honor at Koenigsplatz), Gauleiter Paul Giesler (left) and General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel greet the participants.

ADOLF HITLER GENERALS 1940 Field Marshal Ceremony, the generals Fedor von Bock, Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb, Gerd von Rundstedt, Wilhelm Keitel, Walther von Brauchitsch, Günther von Kluge, Erwin von Witzleben, Walter von Reichenau, Wilhelm List, Albert Kesselring, Erhard Milch, Hugo Sperrle were promoted to Field Marshals. Hermann Göring was promoted to the specially created rank of Reichsmarschall. Date 19 July 1940 Stock Photo

RM2JAHHDC–ADOLF HITLER GENERALS 1940 Field Marshal Ceremony, the generals Fedor von Bock, Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb, Gerd von Rundstedt, Wilhelm Keitel, Walther von Brauchitsch, Günther von Kluge, Erwin von Witzleben, Walter von Reichenau, Wilhelm List, Albert Kesselring, Erhard Milch, Hugo Sperrle were promoted to Field Marshals. Hermann Göring was promoted to the specially created rank of Reichsmarschall. Date 19 July 1940

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

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

KEITEL 1930s Leading Nazi Wilhelm Keitel in the uniform of a Major General, later Field Marshal General, 1938 to 1945 Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht.Confidant and close circle of Adolf Hitler Executed for war crimes at Nuremberg Germany Stock Photo

RM2HPMNJ6–KEITEL 1930s Leading Nazi Wilhelm Keitel in the uniform of a Major General, later Field Marshal General, 1938 to 1945 Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht.Confidant and close circle of Adolf Hitler Executed for war crimes at Nuremberg Germany

General field marshall Wilhelm Keitel signing the unconditional surrender on behalf of the Wehrmacht in the headquarter of the Stock Photo

RMCPHPBR–General field marshall Wilhelm Keitel signing the unconditional surrender on behalf of the Wehrmacht in the headquarter of the

ADOLF HITLER PARIS 1940 EIFFEL TOWER OCCUPATION PROPAGANDA World War II 1939-45 After the occupation of France by the Nazi German Wehrmacht in June 1940, Adolf Hitler visits Paris. Adolf Hitler with leading military Nazi officers after visiting the Eiffel Tower. From left to right: SS-Gruppenführer Wolff, behind them General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, SA-Gruppenführer Wilhelm Brückner, Reich Minister Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler, behind them Reich Minister Martin Bormann, Reich Press Chief State Secretary Otto Dietrich. Photograph by Heinrich Hoffmann Stock Photo

RM2R33JXG–ADOLF HITLER PARIS 1940 EIFFEL TOWER OCCUPATION PROPAGANDA World War II 1939-45 After the occupation of France by the Nazi German Wehrmacht in June 1940, Adolf Hitler visits Paris. Adolf Hitler with leading military Nazi officers after visiting the Eiffel Tower. From left to right: SS-Gruppenführer Wolff, behind them General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, SA-Gruppenführer Wilhelm Brückner, Reich Minister Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler, behind them Reich Minister Martin Bormann, Reich Press Chief State Secretary Otto Dietrich. Photograph by Heinrich Hoffmann

Adolf Hitler in Munich. The photo was taken when Mussolini visited Munich in 1940. On the left next to Hitler Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, in the front on the right, the Gauleiter of Munich Adolf Wagner, to the left behind Wagner, the Corps Leader of the NSKK Adolf Huehnlein, between Hitler and Huehnlein in the background, Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, behind Hitler (hidden) Hermann Goering. On the left at the edge, the bodyguard of the SS. Stock Photo

RMRMCCP9–Adolf Hitler in Munich. The photo was taken when Mussolini visited Munich in 1940. On the left next to Hitler Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, in the front on the right, the Gauleiter of Munich Adolf Wagner, to the left behind Wagner, the Corps Leader of the NSKK Adolf Huehnlein, between Hitler and Huehnlein in the background, Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, behind Hitler (hidden) Hermann Goering. On the left at the edge, the bodyguard of the SS.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, signing the surrender for the German Army, May 7, 1945. At Russian Headquarters in Berlin, Stock Photo

RME1CRY6–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, signing the surrender for the German Army, May 7, 1945. At Russian Headquarters in Berlin,

Adolf Hitler, Eduard Dietl and Wilhelm Keitel, 1941 Stock Photo

RMC45B91–Adolf Hitler, Eduard Dietl and Wilhelm Keitel, 1941

The image from the Nazi Propaganda shows Adolf Hitler walking past an honorary company after the ceremony in the yard of the Zeughaus in Berlin, Germany, on the occasion of the Heldengedenktag (Day of Commemoration of Heroes) on 15 March 1942. To Hitler's left: Admiral Erich Raeder (black uniform), next to him Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Field Marshal Erhard Milch. In the background (l-r), view of the Berliner Stadtschloss, Alte Kommandantur, and Kronprinzenpalais. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte Stock Photo

RMDF1B00–The image from the Nazi Propaganda shows Adolf Hitler walking past an honorary company after the ceremony in the yard of the Zeughaus in Berlin, Germany, on the occasion of the Heldengedenktag (Day of Commemoration of Heroes) on 15 March 1942. To Hitler's left: Admiral Erich Raeder (black uniform), next to him Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Field Marshal Erhard Milch. In the background (l-r), view of the Berliner Stadtschloss, Alte Kommandantur, and Kronprinzenpalais. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte

RMP67TDE–Photograph of Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) signing the ratified surrender terms for the German military in Berlin. Dated 1945

Michael I of Romania with Wilhelm Keitel Stock Photo

RMCPJ3AK–Michael I of Romania with Wilhelm Keitel

RMT3JANP–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882 - 1946), last order of the High Command of the Wehrmacht Letterhead 'Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht - Gen. HQ Wehrmacht - 10th May 1945' - the Berlin address at the Tirpitz riverside crossed out - dated two days after the unconditional surrender in Berlin-Karlshorst by the Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht: 'All Wehrmacht commodities still remaining in our hands are the property of the German people. They are required to rebuild the economy, trade and infrastructure ... any improper use or illegal sale is regarded as a, Editorial-Use-Only

Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering, Nazi leaders, Germany, 20 April 1941. Hitler, Goering and other senior Nazis at the fuhrer's headquarters on his 52nd birthday. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel is to the left of Hitler and Admiral Erich Raeder, commander of the German navy, immediately to the left of Goering. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD36–Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering, Nazi leaders, Germany, 20 April 1941. Hitler, Goering and other senior Nazis at the fuhrer's headquarters on his 52nd birthday. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel is to the left of Hitler and Admiral Erich Raeder, commander of the German navy, immediately to the left of Goering. The photographer is unknown.

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the unconditional surrender of Germany (May 9,1945) Stock Photo

RMCW69K9–Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the unconditional surrender of Germany (May 9,1945)

Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing images related to the unconditional surrender of German forces to the Allies; German Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) signs the surrender on behalf of Germany on 9 May 1945. Stock Photo

RM2CWBN58–Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing images related to the unconditional surrender of German forces to the Allies; German Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) signs the surrender on behalf of Germany on 9 May 1945.

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

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

Adolf Hitler visiting the occupied city of Paris, 1940. The two officers to the left of the Nazi leader are Colonel-General (later Field Marshal) Wilhelm Keitel and Colonel Hans Speidel. Speidel would later be involved in the plot to assassinate Hitler in July 1944. He survived the reprisals after the plot and became a senior general in NATO after the war. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD18–Adolf Hitler visiting the occupied city of Paris, 1940. The two officers to the left of the Nazi leader are Colonel-General (later Field Marshal) Wilhelm Keitel and Colonel Hans Speidel. Speidel would later be involved in the plot to assassinate Hitler in July 1944. He survived the reprisals after the plot and became a senior general in NATO after the war. The photographer is unknown.

Rommel, Erwin, 15.11.1891 - 14.10.1944, German general, half length, with Artur Görlitzer, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, as guest on the VIP stand shortly before a speech given by Hitler, Sportpalast, Berlin, 30.9.1942, Stock Photo

RMCR54DF–Rommel, Erwin, 15.11.1891 - 14.10.1944, German general, half length, with Artur Görlitzer, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, as guest on the VIP stand shortly before a speech given by Hitler, Sportpalast, Berlin, 30.9.1942,

German services chiefs sign the surrender May 8, 1945. Above, L to R, P.F. Stumpf, appointed C.-in-C, the Luftwaffe Reich, Field-Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht; and Admiral Hans Georing von Friedeburg, C.inC. Pf the German Navy. Below Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder and Marshal Zhukov sign on behalf of the Allied Expeditionary Force and the Russian High Command respectively. On Sir Arthur's right is Mr V Vyshinsky, Soviet Vice-Commissar for Foreign affairs. Stock Photo

RMD9880E–German services chiefs sign the surrender May 8, 1945. Above, L to R, P.F. Stumpf, appointed C.-in-C, the Luftwaffe Reich, Field-Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht; and Admiral Hans Georing von Friedeburg, C.inC. Pf the German Navy. Below Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder and Marshal Zhukov sign on behalf of the Allied Expeditionary Force and the Russian High Command respectively. On Sir Arthur's right is Mr V Vyshinsky, Soviet Vice-Commissar for Foreign affairs.

Adolf Hitler with Erwin Rommel and Wilhelm Keitel, 1942 Stock Photo

RMCPKXJE–Adolf Hitler with Erwin Rommel and Wilhelm Keitel, 1942

Nuremberg war crimes trial, Germany, 1946. Between 20 November 1945 and 1 October 1946 the 24 surviving most senior Nazi leaders were tried before the International Military Tribunal in the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg. The defendants are ack row (left to right): Admiral Karl Doenitz, Admiral Erich Raeder, Baldur von Schirach (leader of the Hitler Youth), Fritz Sauckel (head of the Nazi slave labour programme), General Alfred Jodl, Franz von Papen. Front row (left to right): Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop (Foreign Minister), Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Alfred Rosenber Stock Photo

RM2CWBCYH–Nuremberg war crimes trial, Germany, 1946. Between 20 November 1945 and 1 October 1946 the 24 surviving most senior Nazi leaders were tried before the International Military Tribunal in the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg. The defendants are ack row (left to right): Admiral Karl Doenitz, Admiral Erich Raeder, Baldur von Schirach (leader of the Hitler Youth), Fritz Sauckel (head of the Nazi slave labour programme), General Alfred Jodl, Franz von Papen. Front row (left to right): Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop (Foreign Minister), Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Alfred Rosenber

Adolf Hitler, Wilhelm Keitel, Franz Halder, Walther von Brauchitsch, 1941 Stock Photo

RMC4608M–Adolf Hitler, Wilhelm Keitel, Franz Halder, Walther von Brauchitsch, 1941

Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) German Field Marshal and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. Signed German Army surrender, Berlin 8-9 May 1945. Found guilty of war crimes at Nuremberg, sentenced to death and hanged. Stock Photo

RMD995C4–Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) German Field Marshal and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. Signed German Army surrender, Berlin 8-9 May 1945. Found guilty of war crimes at Nuremberg, sentenced to death and hanged.

RM2H6XK79–ADOLF HITLER PARIS 1940 EIFFEL TOWER OCCUPATION PROPAGANDA World War II 1939-45 After the occupation of France by the Nazi German Wehrmacht in June 1940, Adolf Hitler visits Paris. Adolf Hitler with leading military Nazi officers after visiting the Eiffel Tower. From left to right: SS-Gruppenführer Wolff, behind them General Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, SA-Gruppenführer Wilhelm Brückner, Reich Minister Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler, behind them Reich Minister Martin Bormann, Reich Press Chief State Secretary Otto Dietrich. Photograph by Heinrich Hoffmann

RMEX6K3P–Wilhelm Bodewin Johann Gustav Keitel (22 September 1882 – 16 October 1946) German field marshal who served as chief of the Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces for most of World War II. The facial blood stains seen in the photo of Keitel's corp

Romanian leader, Ion Antonescu, and Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel in a victory parade in Bucharest. Late 1941, celebrating the Stock Photo

RME1CRY4–Romanian leader, Ion Antonescu, and Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel in a victory parade in Bucharest. Late 1941, celebrating the

Adolf Hitler appointed Erwin Rommel to Field Marshal 1942 Stock Photo

RMC4553H–Adolf Hitler appointed Erwin Rommel to Field Marshal 1942

The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows Adolf Hitler in the luxury suite of the Berlin State Opera at Unter den Linden in Berlin, Germany, on the occasion of the Heldengedenktag (Day of Commemoration of Heroes) on 12 March 1939. First row (l-r): Reich Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Hitler, Commander-in-Chief of the Army Walther von Brauchitsch, General of the Luftwaffe Hans-Jürgen Stumpff, General Fedor von Bock. Behind Bock, Head of the National Socialist War Victim's Care Hanns Oberlindober. 4-r SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich. To the right behin Stock Photo

RMDF1BG6–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows Adolf Hitler in the luxury suite of the Berlin State Opera at Unter den Linden in Berlin, Germany, on the occasion of the Heldengedenktag (Day of Commemoration of Heroes) on 12 March 1939. First row (l-r): Reich Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Hitler, Commander-in-Chief of the Army Walther von Brauchitsch, General of the Luftwaffe Hans-Jürgen Stumpff, General Fedor von Bock. Behind Bock, Head of the National Socialist War Victim's Care Hanns Oberlindober. 4-r SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich. To the right behin

Wilhelm Keitel, Matsuoka Yosuke and Hiroshi Oshima in Berlin, 1941 Stock Photo

RMFD7C99–Wilhelm Keitel, Matsuoka Yosuke and Hiroshi Oshima in Berlin, 1941

WW2, Poland Second World War 1939, Polish invasion occupation campaign, Adolf Hitler discusses battle plans explained to him on the Polish front by (on left) Generaloberst Wilhelm List, Commander-in-Chief of the 14th Army. Between List & Adolf Hitler, General Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht. Far right General Alfred Jodl, chief of the Wehrmacht command staff in the Wehrmacht High Command.WW2 Adolf Hitler & Field Marshal Whilhelm Keitel look at battle plans for the invasion of Poland 1939 World War II Stock Photo

RM2HPMNHR–WW2, Poland Second World War 1939, Polish invasion occupation campaign, Adolf Hitler discusses battle plans explained to him on the Polish front by (on left) Generaloberst Wilhelm List, Commander-in-Chief of the 14th Army. Between List & Adolf Hitler, General Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the High Command of the Wehrmacht. Far right General Alfred Jodl, chief of the Wehrmacht command staff in the Wehrmacht High Command.WW2 Adolf Hitler & Field Marshal Whilhelm Keitel look at battle plans for the invasion of Poland 1939 World War II

Wilhelm Keitel signs a supplementary agreement to the Tripartite Pact , 1942 Stock Photo

RMFD7C9Y–Wilhelm Keitel signs a supplementary agreement to the Tripartite Pact , 1942

MANNERHEIM / KEITEL waiting for Adolf Hitler.. Adolf Hitler decided to visit Finland on 4 June 1942, ostensibly to congratulate Mannerheim on his 75th birthday. But Mannerheim did not want to meet him in his headquarters in Mikkeli or in Helsinki, as it would have seemed like an official state visit. The meeting took place near Imatra, in south-eastern Finland, and was arranged in secrecy. From Immola Airfield, Hitler, accompanied by President Ryti, was driven to the place where Mannerheim was waiting at a railway siding. The meeting was inconclusive... Stock Photo

RMPE45PM–MANNERHEIM / KEITEL waiting for Adolf Hitler.. Adolf Hitler decided to visit Finland on 4 June 1942, ostensibly to congratulate Mannerheim on his 75th birthday. But Mannerheim did not want to meet him in his headquarters in Mikkeli or in Helsinki, as it would have seemed like an official state visit. The meeting took place near Imatra, in south-eastern Finland, and was arranged in secrecy. From Immola Airfield, Hitler, accompanied by President Ryti, was driven to the place where Mannerheim was waiting at a railway siding. The meeting was inconclusive...

Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of German Supreme command 1.10.1935 - 8.5.1945, portrait, Juli 1940, , Stock Photo

RMBBNFJB–Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of German Supreme command 1.10.1935 - 8.5.1945, portrait, Juli 1940, ,

1940 Field Marshal Ceremony, the generals Fedor von Bock, Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb, Gerd von Rundstedt, Wilhelm Keitel, Walther von Brauchitsch, Günther von Kluge, Erwin von Witzleben, Walter von Reichenau, Wilhelm List, Albert Kesselring, Erhard Milch, Hugo Sperrle were promoted to Field marshals. Hermann Göring was promoted to the specially created rank of Reichsmarschall, July 1940 Stock Photo

RM2J43CG7–1940 Field Marshal Ceremony, the generals Fedor von Bock, Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb, Gerd von Rundstedt, Wilhelm Keitel, Walther von Brauchitsch, Günther von Kluge, Erwin von Witzleben, Walter von Reichenau, Wilhelm List, Albert Kesselring, Erhard Milch, Hugo Sperrle were promoted to Field marshals. Hermann Göring was promoted to the specially created rank of Reichsmarschall, July 1940

Field Marshall Keitel signs German surrender terms in Berlin 8 May 1945 . Stock Photo

RM2GF9XHM–Field Marshall Keitel signs German surrender terms in Berlin 8 May 1945 .

General Keitl travels in an army car with top aides. Wilhelm Bofewin Johann Gustav Keitel (22 September 1882 – 16 October 1946) was a German field marshal who served as chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces) for most of World War II Stock Photo

RMF7NK6C–General Keitl travels in an army car with top aides. Wilhelm Bofewin Johann Gustav Keitel (22 September 1882 – 16 October 1946) was a German field marshal who served as chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (Supreme High Command of the German Armed Forces) for most of World War II

A portrait of German army Chief of the Armed Forces Wilhelm Keitel. He was captured in 1945, tried and hanged at Nuremberg in 1946. Credit: German Bundesarchiv Stock Photo

RM2GF9XGY–A portrait of German army Chief of the Armed Forces Wilhelm Keitel. He was captured in 1945, tried and hanged at Nuremberg in 1946. Credit: German Bundesarchiv

Keitel receives Hungarian War Minister Stock Photo

RMB3ECRN–Keitel receives Hungarian War Minister

Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing images related to the unconditional surrender of German forces to the Allies; the military school in Reims where the German surrender was signed on 7 May 1945. Stock Photo

RM2CWBN4G–Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing images related to the unconditional surrender of German forces to the Allies; the military school in Reims where the German surrender was signed on 7 May 1945.

Adolf Hitler with officers in France in 1940. Visible are: Field Marshals Gunther von Kluge (1st left) and Wilhelm Keitel (1st right) and Martin Bormann (centre right with goggles on his cap) Stock Photo

RM2J7JJ33–Adolf Hitler with officers in France in 1940. Visible are: Field Marshals Gunther von Kluge (1st left) and Wilhelm Keitel (1st right) and Martin Bormann (centre right with goggles on his cap)

RMTXGAC6–Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) German Field Marshal and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. Signed German Army surrender, Berlin 8-9 May 1945. Found guilty of war crimes at Nuremberg, sentenced to death and hanged.

1 H76 F1942 D Hitler Goering Keitel u Himmler Hitler Adolf Politiker NSDAP 1889 1945 Hitler rechts im Gespraech mit von links Ge Stock Photo

RMAAD7DW–1 H76 F1942 D Hitler Goering Keitel u Himmler Hitler Adolf Politiker NSDAP 1889 1945 Hitler rechts im Gespraech mit von links Ge

The signing the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, May 8, 1945, 1945. Stock Photo

RMMPWKFE–The signing the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, May 8, 1945, 1945.

RMG39J7F–HITLER/ARMY OFFICIALS

Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering, Nazi leaders, Germany, 20 April 1941. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMA4K0FH–Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering, Nazi leaders, Germany, 20 April 1941. Artist: Unknown

The signing the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, May 8, 1945. Museum: State Central Military Museum, Moscow. Stock Photo

RMPA6CEP–The signing the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, May 8, 1945. Museum: State Central Military Museum, Moscow.

RMA2YCN6–Hitler Army Officials

Wilhelm Keitel at the signing of a supplementary agreement to the Tripartite Pact, 18.01.1942 Stock Photo

RMFD7C9X–Wilhelm Keitel at the signing of a supplementary agreement to the Tripartite Pact, 18.01.1942

Adolf Hitler, Walther von Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel during the Ba Stock Photo

RMC45A35–Adolf Hitler, Walther von Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel during the Ba

Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of German Supreme command 1.10.1935 - 8.5.1945, portrait, circa 1939, Stock Photo

RMBBNFJA–Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of German Supreme command 1.10.1935 - 8.5.1945, portrait, circa 1939,

Adolf Hitler with Walther von Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel and Franz Halder, 1941 Stock Photo

RMC45B6C–Adolf Hitler with Walther von Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel and Franz Halder, 1941

Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of High Command of the Armed Forces 4.2.1938 - 8.5.1945, portrait, supplement, 'Voelkischer Beobachter', 1940, , Stock Photo

RMCR71H6–Keitel, Wilhelm, 22.9.1882 - 16.10.1946, German general, Chief of High Command of the Armed Forces 4.2.1938 - 8.5.1945, portrait, supplement, 'Voelkischer Beobachter', 1940, ,

Photo of Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler (front left) and other high-ranking military, from left to right: Field Marshal General Hemann Goering, General der Flieger Hugo Sperrle, General der Flieger Hellmuth Volkmann, Colonel-General Erhard Milch, Grand Admiral Ercih Raeder, Colonel-General Wilhelm Keitel and Commander of the Condor Legion Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen, who, after a wreath-laying ceremony in the Neue Wache (New Guardhouse), are inspecting the troops of the Legion in Unter den Linden Strasse. Stock Photo

RMTA372F–Photo of Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler (front left) and other high-ranking military, from left to right: Field Marshal General Hemann Goering, General der Flieger Hugo Sperrle, General der Flieger Hellmuth Volkmann, Colonel-General Erhard Milch, Grand Admiral Ercih Raeder, Colonel-General Wilhelm Keitel and Commander of the Condor Legion Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen, who, after a wreath-laying ceremony in the Neue Wache (New Guardhouse), are inspecting the troops of the Legion in Unter den Linden Strasse.

Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor since 1933, half length, congratulating Field Marshall Walter von Brauchitsch on his 60th birthday, Army High Command, headquarters, 4.10.1941, Stock Photo

RMBBNDBR–Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor since 1933, half length, congratulating Field Marshall Walter von Brauchitsch on his 60th birthday, Army High Command, headquarters, 4.10.1941,

Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Channcellor 30.1.1933 - 30.4.1945, at Fuhrer Headquarters, 'Wolfsschanze' near Rastenburg, 31.7.1941, , Stock Photo

RMBDCBWR–Hitler, Adolf, 20.4.1889 - 30.4.1945, German politician (NSDAP), Channcellor 30.1.1933 - 30.4.1945, at Fuhrer Headquarters, 'Wolfsschanze' near Rastenburg, 31.7.1941, ,

events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, end of war, capitulation of the German Wehrmacht in Berlin Karlshorst, 8.5.1945, Stock Photo

RMB40W43–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, end of war, capitulation of the German Wehrmacht in Berlin Karlshorst, 8.5.1945,

Photo of the Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, who shows the Nazi salute to the marching legionaries of the Condor Legion on the East-West Axis (former Charlottenburger Chaussee, now the Strasse des 17. Juni) in front of the Technische Universitaet on the 6th of June, 1939. Beside him stands the commander of the Condor Legion, Major General Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen. From left to right: Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering, Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, Field Marshal General Walther von Brauchitsch and Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel. On the far right General der Flieger Erhard Milch. Stock Photo

RMTA2DGD–Photo of the Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, who shows the Nazi salute to the marching legionaries of the Condor Legion on the East-West Axis (former Charlottenburger Chaussee, now the Strasse des 17. Juni) in front of the Technische Universitaet on the 6th of June, 1939. Beside him stands the commander of the Condor Legion, Major General Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen. From left to right: Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering, Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, Field Marshal General Walther von Brauchitsch and Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel. On the far right General der Flieger Erhard Milch.

Adolf Hitler welcomes Erich Raeder, Wilhelm Keitel and Erhard Milch, 1942 Stock Photo

RMCPMN6M–Adolf Hitler welcomes Erich Raeder, Wilhelm Keitel and Erhard Milch, 1942

Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal General, Hermann Goering (middle in the first row), together with other celebrities (including Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, General Wilhelm Keitel, General der Flieger, Hugo Sperrle, SS leader Heinrich Himmler, Walther von Brauchitsch) leave the lectern during a state celebration in front of the Altes Museum. To the right and to the left, members of the Hitler Youth are holding signposts with the names of the fallen legionaries. Stock Photo

RMTA375B–Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal General, Hermann Goering (middle in the first row), together with other celebrities (including Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, General Wilhelm Keitel, General der Flieger, Hugo Sperrle, SS leader Heinrich Himmler, Walther von Brauchitsch) leave the lectern during a state celebration in front of the Altes Museum. To the right and to the left, members of the Hitler Youth are holding signposts with the names of the fallen legionaries.

Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal General Hermann Goering (middle, the first row), along with other prominent figures (including Major General Wolfram von Riochthofen, Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, General Wilhelm Keitel, General der Flieger Hugo Sperrle, SS leader Heinrich Himmler), are marching through the Lustgarten in Berlin-Mitte among the lines of the Condor Legion (giving the Hitler salute) towards the lectern in front of the Altes Museum. They are received by color guards of the Legion. In the background, the facade of the Berlin Palace. Stock Photo

RMTA3AMT–Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal General Hermann Goering (middle, the first row), along with other prominent figures (including Major General Wolfram von Riochthofen, Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, General Wilhelm Keitel, General der Flieger Hugo Sperrle, SS leader Heinrich Himmler), are marching through the Lustgarten in Berlin-Mitte among the lines of the Condor Legion (giving the Hitler salute) towards the lectern in front of the Altes Museum. They are received by color guards of the Legion. In the background, the facade of the Berlin Palace.

RMTA371C–Photo of Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler (front left) and other high-ranking military, from left to right: Field Marshal General Hemann Goering, General der Flieger Hugo Sperrle, General der Flieger Hellmuth Volkmann, Colonel-General Erhard Milch, Grand Admiral Ercih Raeder, Colonel-General Wilhelm Keitel and Commander of the Condor Legion Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen, who, after a wreath-laying ceremony in the Neue Wache (New Guardhouse), are inspecting the troops of the Legion in Unter den Linden Strasse.

Commemoration of the dead of the 9th of November, the victims of the movement and the fallen of the war. After the wreath-laying ceremony, Gauleiter Adolf Wagner (left) and Colonel-General Friedrich Fromm, who are representing the leader of the high command of the Wehrmacht, Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel, who was on duty in Bucharest, welcome the relatives of the martyrs of November 9, 1923 at Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background, the pillars of the Honor Temples. Stock Photo

RMTA16F8–Commemoration of the dead of the 9th of November, the victims of the movement and the fallen of the war. After the wreath-laying ceremony, Gauleiter Adolf Wagner (left) and Colonel-General Friedrich Fromm, who are representing the leader of the high command of the Wehrmacht, Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel, who was on duty in Bucharest, welcome the relatives of the martyrs of November 9, 1923 at Koenigsplatz in Munich. In the background, the pillars of the Honor Temples.

Hitler gives Gariboldi the Knight's Cross, left: Keitel, Schmundt Stock Photo

RMC45DW9–Hitler gives Gariboldi the Knight's Cross, left: Keitel, Schmundt

General Hans-Juergen Stumpff, Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel and Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg listen to the speech of the Soviet Marshal Schukow during the formal capitulation in Berlin Karlshorst on the 09th of May, 1945. Stock Photo

RMRMETWF–General Hans-Juergen Stumpff, Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel and Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg listen to the speech of the Soviet Marshal Schukow during the formal capitulation in Berlin Karlshorst on the 09th of May, 1945.

'Adolf Hitler and on the left behind him General Field Marshal and Chief of OKW Wilhelm Keitel in France during the Western Campaign. At this time Keitel, who was also called ''Lakaitel'' in Wehrmacht circles in the further course of the war, coined the term ''the greatest commander of all times''.' Stock Photo

RM2DBHNDB–'Adolf Hitler and on the left behind him General Field Marshal and Chief of OKW Wilhelm Keitel in France during the Western Campaign. At this time Keitel, who was also called ''Lakaitel'' in Wehrmacht circles in the further course of the war, coined the term ''the greatest commander of all times''.'