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Berlin ruins 1945 Stock Photos and Images
RM2RGA9XD–Vintaage photograph World War II - Berlin Germany, ruins in Potsdamer Platz following capture by Allied forces 1945
RF2A4F22D–Winston Churchill visits the ruins of Berlin. Here he takes the salute of British troops. 21st July 1945
RMMHC65P–FALL OF BERLIN AND THE THIRD REICH 1945 WW2 in Europe ends.. Russian soldiers after the fall of Berlin looking at a torn down German Nazi Eagle with Swastika emblem lying in the ruins of former seat of Nazi Germany power, The Reich Chancellery Berlin Germany 'The Fall of The Third Reich' 8 May 1945 World War II
RM2D3192M–BERLIN 1945: A view of the ruins to be seen on the Hermann Goering Strasse, formerly one of the most important streets in the centre of the German capital, Berlin. These former residences have been totally destroyed by a combination of Allied bombing and the fierce battle for the city in 1945. (Picture part of PA Second World War collection).
RMTA33D9–Photo of the entire site of the destroyed Reich Chancellery in Berlin, taken in the summer of 1945. The exit to the 'Fuehrerbunker' is marked at the top on the right.
RME14N8H–Apr. 09, 2012 - Pictured is Berlin in May 1945. The houses and buildings are in ruins and residents live in the cellars.
RMJRKBG9–1945 following the defeat of Germany by allied forces, German refugee women and children walk through the ruins of Berlin.
RMD0XJFF–Refugees, Berlin, women, man, returning, war, buildings, damaged, destroyed, World War II, Berlin, Germany, 1945, ruins
RM2F0F6C3–Berlin Ruins of Klosterkirche Berlin Germany The church was destroyed on 3rd April 1945 in the bombing
RM2C98FDA–Soviet tanks in Berlin during the final battle from 19th April to 2nd May 1945 when Germany officially surrendered marking the end of World War Two in Europe.
RMJ6YJYH–Dresden in what was then East Germany November 1989 The streets of Dresden, Saxony, in former East Germany photographed in the week following the fall of the Wall in Berlin, November 1989. The ruins of the Frauenkirche destroyed in the RAF and USAAF bombing raids in 1945. Wikipeadia: Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence for the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendour. The city was known as the Jewel Box, because of its baroque and rococo city centre. The controversial American and British bombing of Dresde
RMPXYHFE–'THE LAST ACT: Keitel signs unconditional surrender in the ruins of Berlin newspaper headline end of WWII in the News Chronicle MAY 11 1945 London UK
RMEX6MHC–Russian flag is flown over the ruins of the Reichstag, in Berlin at the end of world war two. (photo by Yevgeny Khaldei, 1945)
RMT04PRK–President Truman 1945 Berlin Ruins Post WW2 1945 photograph ( L to R ) in rear seat of car: President Harry S. Truman, Secretary of State James Byrnes, and Fleet Admiral William Leahy inspect the ruins of Hitler's Chancellery in Berlin, Germany. President Truman is in Germany to attend the Potsdam Conference.
RMMHC65J–1945 WW2 Russian soldiers proudly hold their national symbol the Hammer and Sickle Flag in Victory Berlin Germany The Brandenburg Gate lies behind in a very pitted and battered state. Once a symbol of German pride, here in May 1945 it lies almost in ruins
RMRBYNRE–RUSSIAN ARMY SOVIET FLAG OVER NAZI BERLIN REICHSTAG World War II Germany. Iconic image of raising a Russian Soviet flag over the Reichstag, an historic World War II photograph, taken during the Battle of Berlin on 2 May 1945. It shows Meliton Kantaria and Mikhail Yegorov raising the Hammer and Sickle flag over the Berlin Reichstag with Berlin in ruins behind. Germany WW2 Red Army Soviet Soldiers Hammer and Sickle Soviet flag Nazi Headquarters Reichstag, Berlin Germany 1945
RMCPG4MH–post war period, destroyed cities, Germany, Berlin, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, 1945, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMDYEJDD–The ruins of the Reichstag after allied and Soviet forces entered Berlin, germany in May 1945
RM2CFK9W7–Photographed in April 1945 following the Allied bombing campaign, of the second World War, the remains of the railway station in Potsdam, capital city of the German federal state of Brandenburg. It directly borders the German capital, Berlin.
RMJ6YJYG–Dresden in what was then East Germany November 1989 The streets of Dresden, Saxony, in former East Germany photographed in the week following the fall of the Wall in Berlin, November 1989. The ruins of the Frauenkirche destroyed in the RAF and USAAF bombing raids in 1945. Hundreds of east Germans queue to exchange east marks, Ost Marks, into West German Marks at one to one. Wikipeadia: Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence for the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendour. The city was known as the Jewel Box,
RMDB3PRB–geography / travel, Germany, Berlin, postwar period, view of the destroyed Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, 1945, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMGG2F78–In downtown Berlin, Goebbels' propaganda ministry is hardly to be recognized amidst the ruins. 1945 Germany - World War II
RM2PMA8CW–Bombed Berlin Germany 1945 at the end of World War II. Devasted by Allied bombing and continuous
RMJR6TE6–REICH CHANCELLERY REICHSTAG WW2 NAZI DEFEAT RUSSIAN SOLDIER HITLER BUST BERLIN 1945 RUSSIA OCCUPATION Happy Soviet Russian soldier carrying a bust of 'Fuhrer' Adolf Hitler retrieved from the ruins of the German Berlin Reich Chancellery building in background, which fell to overwhelming Soviet Military Force, May 2nd 1945
RM2B67A4F–BERLIN 2 May 1945. Red Army soldier flies the Soviet flag from the ruined Reichstag. Photo: Yevgeny Khaldei
RMTA14GW–The destroyed buildings of the Old and the New Reich Chancellery in the Wilhelmstrasse in Berlin.
RMTA2HC9–A few days after the end of the Battle of Berlin, a Soviet soldier sweeps German war decorations and medal boxes down the steps of the ruined Reichstag building.
RMFF62TM–postwar period, destroyed cities, Berlin, Germany, ruin of the Neuer Marstall (New Stable) shortly after the end of World War II, 1945, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMTA2YWE–The flags of the United States, France, the Soviet Union and Great Britain hang in rows on the Reichstag building in Berlin. They symbolically illustrate the political situation of occupied Germany.
RMTA16PA–The Potsdamer Platz in Berlin after the capture of the city by the Red Army. On the right, a destroyed 8.8 cm FlaK 18/36/37, which, until recently, was used in the fight against Soviet tanks. In the background a group of civilians in front of Russian road signs.
RMTA2GK1–Soviet tank in front of the Brandenburg Gate (German: Brandenburger Tor) at the end of the Second World War in Berlin, Germany, 1945
RM2HNFRMW–Stone fragments of the 1945 Reichstag ruins reused with original Russian writing, Berlin, Germany
RF2WK2W1H–Berlin, Germany - Jan 14, 2024: The Reichstag building is the building of the German Parliament. On April 30, 1945 the soviet flag was hoisted over th
RM2TCNK72–Berlin (Germany), 04/20/1945. Adolf Hitler and his aide-de-camp Julius Schaub contemplate the ruins of the Reich Chancellery. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Heinrich Hoffmann
RMKWCR7B–Premier Winston Church emerging from the Reich Chancellery, March 20, 1945. This was the underground Berlin bunker in which Hitler and Eva Braun committed suicide. - (BSLOC 2014 17 40)
RM2BT847M–Vintage photograph World War II - Berlin Germany, ruins in Potsdamer Platz following capture by Allied forces 1945
RMG5X4NW–post war period, Germany, propaganda, Soviet motto in Berlin, 'The experience of the history implies that the Hitlers come and go but the German people, the German state stays', drawing, mid 1945, 'Bildwerk Berlin', bureau for information of the municipal authorities of Greater Berlin, under cooperation of the section for national education, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMD9880R–Second World War: German soldier sits amongst the ruins of the Reichstag in Berlin after the Russian army entered the city in
RMAG21P2–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, Battle of Berlin, the Soviet soldier Militon Kantarija is raising the red flag on top of the Reichstag, reenacted scene, 2.5.1945,
RMB3YK69–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, end of war, destroyed war material at the Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, 1945, 20th century, destruction, anti-aircraft gun, guns, 88 mm Flak 36, debris, ruins, historic, historical, 8.8 cm, people, 1940s,
RMRRXHMB–Berlin - Nachkriegsdeutschland - Berlin - Nachkriegsdeutschland, Juni 1945. Das zerstörte Reichstagsgebäude 1945 in Berlin. Bombed German parliament Reichstag at Berlin, June 1945.
RMB5EXM7–Britsh army units arrive in the German capital city of Berlin to take up their occupation positions in the Allied Zone. Local Berliners make their way home in a horse drawn cart with the ruins of the Engineering college behind them;July 1945
RMB52AA9–Two members of the Russian Red Army in the ruins of Adolf Hitler s room in the Berlin Chancellery one sprawling in Hitler s chair ith his feet on the upturned table after the allied invasion of Berlin at the end of World War Two July 1945
RMTA2TRG–A Russian officer speaks to soldiers in front of the burning Reichstag on the day of its storming by Soviet troops.
RMTA33DW–Photo of the main courtyard of the destroyed Reich Chancellery immediately after its capture by the Soviet troops. In the foreground, the wreck of a shot down German armored car, in the background the large portal to Wilhelmstrasse.
RM2HNFRMP–Stone fragments of the 1945 Reichstag ruins reused with original Russian writing, Berlin, Germany
RF2WK2W1E–Berlin, Germany - Jan 14, 2024: The Reichstag building is the building of the German Parliament. On April 30, 1945 the soviet flag was hoisted over th
RM2TCNWER–Berlin (Germany), 04/20/1945. Adolf Hitler and his aide-de-camp Julius Schaub, contemplate the ruins of the Reich Chancellery. This is the last known photo of Hitler alive. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Heinrich Hoffmann
RF2WK2W76–Berlin, Germany - Jan 21, 2024: Ruins of the Franciscan monastery church. It was destroyed during an Anglo-American aerial bombardment in 1945. Cloudy
RMBTKKH5–Soviet military police woman directing traffic at the Brandenburg Gate, in the Soviet Sector of divided Berlin, after the Nazi's surrendered in 1945. Photo by Evgenii Khaldei, famed Red Army photographer.
RM2HHTKAC–Big Three Conference: Prime Minister tours ruins of Berlin.Prime Minister Winston Churchill, accompanied by his daughter Mary, and Mr. Anthony Eden, makes a tour of the ruined city of Berlin. Among the places they visited were the buildings of the Reichstag, and the Chancellery. Picture shows:- Prime Minister leaving the bunker where Hitler was alleged to have died. 16th July, 1945
RF2H6PJG4–Close-up of a historic marker at the Soviet War Memorial in the park Tiergarten in Berlin, showing a photograph of the Soviet memorial with the ruins...
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