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Nazi Germans in Russian village WWII world war II wooden houses eastern front german russia Stock Photo

RMCTBABN–Nazi Germans in Russian village WWII world war II wooden houses eastern front german russia

Operation Barbarossa WW2 1941 The civilian population on the Eastern Front welcomes ( in fear) the invading German motorcyclists from the 12th Panzer Division. Wehrmacht soldiers on a BMW R75 motorcycle with basket. Stock Photo

RM2HEDK4E–Operation Barbarossa WW2 1941 The civilian population on the Eastern Front welcomes ( in fear) the invading German motorcyclists from the 12th Panzer Division. Wehrmacht soldiers on a BMW R75 motorcycle with basket.

Young Spanish Falangist among the Nazi Germans at a Party Congress, Nuremberg, Germany 1937 Stock Photo

RF2X65N79–Young Spanish Falangist among the Nazi Germans at a Party Congress, Nuremberg, Germany 1937

Germans arriving at Nuremberg railway station for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936. stormtroopers brownshirts Stock Photo

RMPWBK5D–Germans arriving at Nuremberg railway station for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936. stormtroopers brownshirts

This image depicts bewildered Germans under the guns of Coast Guardsmen who landed from a Combat Cutter and captured a Nazi radio-weather station on the northeast coast of Greenland. WWII Stock Photo

RM2RT1XGP–This image depicts bewildered Germans under the guns of Coast Guardsmen who landed from a Combat Cutter and captured a Nazi radio-weather station on the northeast coast of Greenland. WWII

Germans in America give the Nazi salute commemorating Paul von Hindenburg. August 1, 1937, at Camp Siegfried, near Yaphank, New Stock Photo

RMF2AY8W–Germans in America give the Nazi salute commemorating Paul von Hindenburg. August 1, 1937, at Camp Siegfried, near Yaphank, New

English: King Aleksandar bridge in Belgrade 1936,blown up in 1941 by nazi Germans. / srpski: 1936, 1941 o . 1936 230 King Aleksandar bridge in Belgrade Stock Photo

RMP7X88X–English: King Aleksandar bridge in Belgrade 1936,blown up in 1941 by nazi Germans. / srpski: 1936, 1941 o . 1936 230 King Aleksandar bridge in Belgrade

Polish hostages preparing by Nazi Germans for mass execution 1940 Stock Photo

RMKKEF9E–Polish hostages preparing by Nazi Germans for mass execution 1940

Polish girls knitting with their House-matron. These children were deported from Poland to Germany by the Nazis because of their Aryan appearance; they were given German foster parents, who were instructed to turn them into Nazi Germans. They speak both P Stock Photo

RMENHHXN–Polish girls knitting with their House-matron. These children were deported from Poland to Germany by the Nazis because of their Aryan appearance; they were given German foster parents, who were instructed to turn them into Nazi Germans. They speak both P

WW2: Russia/ The Germans are admitting their desperate position on the Eastern Front. Photo shows: The big retreat of the Nazi Wehrmacht in rainy weather through the muddy roads. November 1943. Stock Photo

RMWHA1KP–WW2: Russia/ The Germans are admitting their desperate position on the Eastern Front. Photo shows: The big retreat of the Nazi Wehrmacht in rainy weather through the muddy roads. November 1943.

RMA9XCME–Germans Blow Up Bridge

Sudeten Germans greet Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler during his visit to Vienna. In Vienna, he announced the Anschluss (annexation) of Austria to the German Reich. The poster reads: 'Sudeten Germans greet the Fuehrer'. Stock Photo

RMTA24MJ–Sudeten Germans greet Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler during his visit to Vienna. In Vienna, he announced the Anschluss (annexation) of Austria to the German Reich. The poster reads: 'Sudeten Germans greet the Fuehrer'.

The nazi minister of the Interior Wilhelm Frick speaking during an official visit from a swastika bedecked platform in Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. Bundesarchiv, Bild 121-0018 / CC-BY-SA 3.0 Stock Photo

RM2R007TX–The nazi minister of the Interior Wilhelm Frick speaking during an official visit from a swastika bedecked platform in Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. Bundesarchiv, Bild 121-0018 / CC-BY-SA 3.0

Nazi Funeral March, Berlin, Germany, January, 30, 1933 Stock Photo

RMDF44Y1–Nazi Funeral March, Berlin, Germany, January, 30, 1933

Constructing a barricade, Paris, 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August, 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed in the fighting. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD14–Constructing a barricade, Paris, 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August, 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed in the fighting. The photographer is unknown.

German admirers cheering Max Schmeling with a Nazi salute at City Hall in Frankfort, Germany. On June 19, 1936, Schmeling won the heavy weight championship with a 12th-round knockout of Joe Louis. Stock Photo

RMBTKGCR–German admirers cheering Max Schmeling with a Nazi salute at City Hall in Frankfort, Germany. On June 19, 1936, Schmeling won the heavy weight championship with a 12th-round knockout of Joe Louis.

Studio photograph of Konrad Henlein, a Nazi sympatizer who fought for the Sudeten Germans. Stock Photo

RMBX57R0–Studio photograph of Konrad Henlein, a Nazi sympatizer who fought for the Sudeten Germans.

GERMANS HANG SOVIET CIVILIANS. Five Russians await hanging near the town of Velizh in the Smolensk region of NW Russia in September 1941. German soldiers await the order to tip over the makeshift platform while the next group to be executed stand behind blindfolded. In September 1942 German occupation forces murdered all but 17 of the town's 1440 Jewish population. Stock Photo

RM2B6JRJ1–GERMANS HANG SOVIET CIVILIANS. Five Russians await hanging near the town of Velizh in the Smolensk region of NW Russia in September 1941. German soldiers await the order to tip over the makeshift platform while the next group to be executed stand behind blindfolded. In September 1942 German occupation forces murdered all but 17 of the town's 1440 Jewish population.

Jan 20, 2005; Dachau, Bavaria, GERMANY; (File Photo. Date Unknown) Boys and girls from The Hitler Youth, established by the Nazi party in 1926 to create a new youth-training system for young Germans to gain military training and develop their understanding of and obedience to Nazi ideology. The basic motivation of the Hitler Youth was to train future 'Aryan supermen' and future soldiers who would serve the Third Reich faithfully. Youths learned to use weapons, built up their physical strength, learned war strategies, and were indoctrinated into anti-Semitism. Stock Photo

RME125RE–Jan 20, 2005; Dachau, Bavaria, GERMANY; (File Photo. Date Unknown) Boys and girls from The Hitler Youth, established by the Nazi party in 1926 to create a new youth-training system for young Germans to gain military training and develop their understanding of and obedience to Nazi ideology. The basic motivation of the Hitler Youth was to train future 'Aryan supermen' and future soldiers who would serve the Third Reich faithfully. Youths learned to use weapons, built up their physical strength, learned war strategies, and were indoctrinated into anti-Semitism.

1945 Hamburger Nachrichtenblatt front page reporting Montgomery On The Germans Stock Photo

RMF22H6G–1945 Hamburger Nachrichtenblatt front page reporting Montgomery On The Germans

Nazi Germany 1930s Anti semitism anti Jewish racist SA pickets distribute boycott pamphlets to German pedestrians. The sign held by one SA Sturmabteilung member reads: 'Attention Germans. These Jewish owners of [five and dime] stores are the parasites and gravediggers of German craftsmen. They pay starvation wages to German workers. The shop owner is the Jew, Nathan Schmidt.' Antisemitism in Nazi Germany Stock Photo

RM2PGMCN7–Nazi Germany 1930s Anti semitism anti Jewish racist SA pickets distribute boycott pamphlets to German pedestrians. The sign held by one SA Sturmabteilung member reads: 'Attention Germans. These Jewish owners of [five and dime] stores are the parasites and gravediggers of German craftsmen. They pay starvation wages to German workers. The shop owner is the Jew, Nathan Schmidt.' Antisemitism in Nazi Germany

This photo from a captured German film shows a Nazi soldier beside a disabled American half-track signaling his unit to advance during the counter-attack the Germans launch Stock Photo

RM2A7Y5K8–This photo from a captured German film shows a Nazi soldier beside a disabled American half-track signaling his unit to advance during the counter-attack the Germans launch

RMPWBK5X–Germans arriving at Nuremberg railway station for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936

A Belfast street is transformed into a street from 1936 Berlin during the filming of a movie charting the rise of the Nazi movement. Stock Photo

RMEFT8KE–A Belfast street is transformed into a street from 1936 Berlin during the filming of a movie charting the rise of the Nazi movement.

Poland's Capital Warsaw under bombing by the German Luftwaffe, ca. Sept. 8-15, 1939. German troops in foreground reached the suburbs of Warsaw on Sept. 8 and by the Sept. 15th Polish defenders were pushed back to the Vistula River. The battle ended with Polish surrender on Sept. 30. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 88) Stock Photo

RMKWC3FW–Poland's Capital Warsaw under bombing by the German Luftwaffe, ca. Sept. 8-15, 1939. German troops in foreground reached the suburbs of Warsaw on Sept. 8 and by the Sept. 15th Polish defenders were pushed back to the Vistula River. The battle ended with Polish surrender on Sept. 30. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 88)

Operation Barbarossa in rare pictures, 1941 Stock Photo

RM2AXW7FP–Operation Barbarossa in rare pictures, 1941

The Documentation Centre at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany. Stock Photo

RMRA7AXW–The Documentation Centre at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany.

1945 , 26 april , VERONA , VENETO , ITALY : FROM THE ORIGINAL CAPTION: ' American Fifth Army in Verona . Italian boy looks out over the river Adige and the bridge della Vittoria which the Germans Nazi and italian Fascist dynamited during the escape '. On the night of April 25, 1945, when it was mined and blown up by retreating German soldiers, a blast that left only the archway towards the city intact. In this photo taken from Lungadige Panvinio you can also see the devastation to all the houses facing the bridge overlooking Lungadige Giamomo Matteotti ( like renamed today ) and Lungadige Camp Stock Photo

RM2Y209R7–1945 , 26 april , VERONA , VENETO , ITALY : FROM THE ORIGINAL CAPTION: ' American Fifth Army in Verona . Italian boy looks out over the river Adige and the bridge della Vittoria which the Germans Nazi and italian Fascist dynamited during the escape '. On the night of April 25, 1945, when it was mined and blown up by retreating German soldiers, a blast that left only the archway towards the city intact. In this photo taken from Lungadige Panvinio you can also see the devastation to all the houses facing the bridge overlooking Lungadige Giamomo Matteotti ( like renamed today ) and Lungadige Camp

The Rise and Fall of The Nazi State. Hitler (1889-1945) entertains friendly Diplomats and Party Members at his mountain stronghold in Berchtesgaden. He is with diplomats of nations that threw in their lot with the Germans as hostilities broke out in Europe. By threats and political pressure, the nations of central Europe and the Balkans were brought under Nazi domination. In addition, Japan had joined hands with Hitler and Mussolini in planning for a program of world domination. Left to right: Count Paul Teleki, Premier of Hungary. Adolf Hitler. German Foreign Minister, Von Ribbentrop. Count Stock Photo

RMWH9ENN–The Rise and Fall of The Nazi State. Hitler (1889-1945) entertains friendly Diplomats and Party Members at his mountain stronghold in Berchtesgaden. He is with diplomats of nations that threw in their lot with the Germans as hostilities broke out in Europe. By threats and political pressure, the nations of central Europe and the Balkans were brought under Nazi domination. In addition, Japan had joined hands with Hitler and Mussolini in planning for a program of world domination. Left to right: Count Paul Teleki, Premier of Hungary. Adolf Hitler. German Foreign Minister, Von Ribbentrop. Count

RMD88M37–VITAMINS FOR GERMANS

Naturalization of Bukovina Germans in Wroclaw, 1941 Stock Photo

RMCPJ954–Naturalization of Bukovina Germans in Wroclaw, 1941

The nazi minister of the interior Wilhelm Frick with other prominent nazis during an official visit to Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. From left Wilhelm Stuckart, Frick, Adolf von Bomhard (head of Order Police) Konrad Henlein (Sudeten German l Stock Photo

RM2R007TP–The nazi minister of the interior Wilhelm Frick with other prominent nazis during an official visit to Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. From left Wilhelm Stuckart, Frick, Adolf von Bomhard (head of Order Police) Konrad Henlein (Sudeten German l

German Soldiers at the 'Rally of Freedom', Reichsparteitag der Freiheit, Nurnberg, Germany, 1935 Stock Photo

RMDF44M4–German Soldiers at the 'Rally of Freedom', Reichsparteitag der Freiheit, Nurnberg, Germany, 1935

Barricade on the Rue de Chateaudun, liberation of Paris, August 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August an estimated 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBDH5–Barricade on the Rue de Chateaudun, liberation of Paris, August 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August an estimated 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed. The photographer is unknown.

Crowd of Germans adults and children, some dressed in Nazi brown shirt uniforms, in 1938. Stock Photo

RMBTKG1N–Crowd of Germans adults and children, some dressed in Nazi brown shirt uniforms, in 1938.

Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Marienbad in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July Stock Photo

RMBX597C–Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Marienbad in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July

Recovering Bodies of Massacred Comrades -- Unpleasant Task of these U. S. Soldiers recovering the bodies of their comrades who were massacred by Germans after being taken prisoners in the recent Nazi drive through Belgium. In this field, at the outskirts of the village of Baugnez, one Yank sweeps the snow from a body. January 22, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2Y88PG7–Recovering Bodies of Massacred Comrades -- Unpleasant Task of these U. S. Soldiers recovering the bodies of their comrades who were massacred by Germans after being taken prisoners in the recent Nazi drive through Belgium. In this field, at the outskirts of the village of Baugnez, one Yank sweeps the snow from a body. January 22, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Thousands of books smoulder in a huge bonfire as Germans give the Nazi salute during the wave of book-burnings that spread throughout Germany. International News Photos.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 986 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image. Stock Photo

RMW6MFK2–Thousands of books smoulder in a huge bonfire as Germans give the Nazi salute during the wave of book-burnings that spread throughout Germany. International News Photos.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 986 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

Jan. 01, 1930 - Munich, Germany - File Photo. circa 1930s. HANS FRITZ SCHOLL (22 September 1918 Ð 22 February 1943) was a founding member of the White Rose resistance movement in Nazi Germany. In 1933 he joined the Hitler Youth, but quickly became disillusioned when he realised the true meaning behind the group. In the early summer of 1942, Scholl, his sister Sophie, Willi Graf, Kurt Huber, Christoph Probst, and Alexander Schmorell co-authored six anti-Nazi Third Reich political resistance leaflets. Calling themselves the White Rose, they instructed Germans to passively resist the Nazis. Stock Photo

RME0KNEA–Jan. 01, 1930 - Munich, Germany - File Photo. circa 1930s. HANS FRITZ SCHOLL (22 September 1918 Ð 22 February 1943) was a founding member of the White Rose resistance movement in Nazi Germany. In 1933 he joined the Hitler Youth, but quickly became disillusioned when he realised the true meaning behind the group. In the early summer of 1942, Scholl, his sister Sophie, Willi Graf, Kurt Huber, Christoph Probst, and Alexander Schmorell co-authored six anti-Nazi Third Reich political resistance leaflets. Calling themselves the White Rose, they instructed Germans to passively resist the Nazis.

LEIPZIG 1939 Nazi Germany Propaganda image of pavilion at the Leipzig Fair showing Polish weapons captured by the Germans during the September Campaign. A large crowd of interested German visitors. Leipzig (Leipzig), Germany Date 1939 Stock Photo

RM2XHR4XD–LEIPZIG 1939 Nazi Germany Propaganda image of pavilion at the Leipzig Fair showing Polish weapons captured by the Germans during the September Campaign. A large crowd of interested German visitors. Leipzig (Leipzig), Germany Date 1939

RMPCA6XE–This photo from a captured German film shows a Nazi soldier beside a disabled American half-track signaling his unit to advance during the counter-attack the Germans launch

Germans around the Schoene Brunnen or Beautiful Fountain in Hauptmarkt Square. Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936 Stock Photo

RMPWBK51–Germans around the Schoene Brunnen or Beautiful Fountain in Hauptmarkt Square. Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936

Oslo 1942-12-12 The German Gesandt in Denmark, Best (Karl Rudolf Werner Best) Crossing the Cemetery of German soldiers at Ekeberg The Germans used the cemetery at Ekeberg throughout the war. Many German soldiers were buried here, including the dead from Blücher. Nazi greeting. Photo: Aage Kihle / NTB *** Photo not image processed ***** Stock Photo

RM2K8RM4F–Oslo 1942-12-12 The German Gesandt in Denmark, Best (Karl Rudolf Werner Best) Crossing the Cemetery of German soldiers at Ekeberg The Germans used the cemetery at Ekeberg throughout the war. Many German soldiers were buried here, including the dead from Blücher. Nazi greeting. Photo: Aage Kihle / NTB *** Photo not image processed *****

Rotterdam's city center burning after aerial bombardment by the Luftwaffe, May 14, 1940. Soon afterward the German air force threatened to destroy the city of Utrecht if the Dutch Government did not surrender, which they did. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 89) Stock Photo

RMKWC3FX–Rotterdam's city center burning after aerial bombardment by the Luftwaffe, May 14, 1940. Soon afterward the German air force threatened to destroy the city of Utrecht if the Dutch Government did not surrender, which they did. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 89)

Underground Nazi City Oso?wka, SŠuferhšhen, Poland November 2019. Increased allied bombing of Nazi German territory the Germans built an extensive und Stock Photo

RM2AF2BTP–Underground Nazi City Oso?wka, SŠuferhšhen, Poland November 2019. Increased allied bombing of Nazi German territory the Germans built an extensive und

RMRA7B0W–The Documentation Centre at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany.

GERMANY - 12 April 1945 - US Army General Dwight D Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, accompanied by Gen Omar N Bradley, and Lt Gen George S Patton Stock Photo

RM2JN6GY5–GERMANY - 12 April 1945 - US Army General Dwight D Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, accompanied by Gen Omar N Bradley, and Lt Gen George S Patton

Herr von Tschammer und Osten, the Nazi Sport Commissioner, arrived at Croydon Aerodrome where he was greeted by Herr Behlau of the German Embassy. He is to attend a number of sporting events in England in which Germans are competing including the Davis Cup tournament the Amateur Athletics Championships, and the Anglo - German national swimming contest. 16 July 1937. Stock Photo

RM2BW20X1–Herr von Tschammer und Osten, the Nazi Sport Commissioner, arrived at Croydon Aerodrome where he was greeted by Herr Behlau of the German Embassy. He is to attend a number of sporting events in England in which Germans are competing including the Davis Cup tournament the Amateur Athletics Championships, and the Anglo - German national swimming contest. 16 July 1937.

In the course of their retreat from Russia, Nazi soldiers blow up a railway bridge Date: 1945 Stock Photo

RMKRCTPN–In the course of their retreat from Russia, Nazi soldiers blow up a railway bridge Date: 1945

Sudeten Germans celebrate the May 1, 1938 Stock Photo

RMC45DX2–Sudeten Germans celebrate the May 1, 1938

A Nazi propaganda poster showing the difference between Aryan Germans and non-Aryan black people. Stock Photo

RM2NKD08W–A Nazi propaganda poster showing the difference between Aryan Germans and non-Aryan black people.

Ethnic Germans welcome Adolf Hitler as he crosses the border to Sudetenland near Asch in September 1938 after the signing of the Munich Agreement. The Nazi Propaganda! on the back of the image reads: 'The Führer is enthusiastically greeted by Sudeten Germans at the border near Wildenau.' Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte Stock Photo

RMDC2RMP–Ethnic Germans welcome Adolf Hitler as he crosses the border to Sudetenland near Asch in September 1938 after the signing of the Munich Agreement. The Nazi Propaganda! on the back of the image reads: 'The Führer is enthusiastically greeted by Sudeten Germans at the border near Wildenau.' Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte

The liberation of Paris, August 1944. French francs-tireurs (irregulars) at a barricade on the Pont Neuf. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and there were skirmishes with German troops. When the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August an estimated 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD0G–The liberation of Paris, August 1944. French francs-tireurs (irregulars) at a barricade on the Pont Neuf. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and there were skirmishes with German troops. When the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August an estimated 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed. The photographer is unknown.

RMKWC56J–Poland's Capital Warsaw under bombing by the German Luftwaffe, ca. Sept. 8-15, 1939. German troops in foreground reached the suburbs of Warsaw on Sept. 8 and by the Sept. 15th Polish defenders were pushed back to the Vistula River. The battle ended with Polish surrender on Sept. 30. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 88)

Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Liberec in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July 1946. Stock Photo

RMBX597B–Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Liberec in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July 1946.

U. S. Troops in Belgium move up to attack Nazis -- Reconnaissance troops of the 83rd. U. S. Infantry Division move forward along the main street in Bihain, Belgium to attack Nazi troops entrenched in the woods beyond the town located in the northern part of the German salient in the Ardennes. The enemy launched a drive in this area December 16, 1944, but by January 13, 1944, Allied troops had recaptured more than one third of the territory occupied by the Germans. February 19, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Signal Corps). Stock Photo

RM2Y88PCW–U. S. Troops in Belgium move up to attack Nazis -- Reconnaissance troops of the 83rd. U. S. Infantry Division move forward along the main street in Bihain, Belgium to attack Nazi troops entrenched in the woods beyond the town located in the northern part of the German salient in the Ardennes. The enemy launched a drive in this area December 16, 1944, but by January 13, 1944, Allied troops had recaptured more than one third of the territory occupied by the Germans. February 19, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Signal Corps).

Photograph of the Normandy Invasion; Scope and content: Original Caption: Down the ramp of a Coast Guard Landing barge Yankee soldiers storm toward the beach-sweeping fire of Nazi defenders in the D-Day Invasion of the French Coast. Troops ahead may be seen lying flat under the deadly machine gun resistance of the Germans. Soon the Nazis were driven back under the overwhelming Invasion forces thrown in from Coast Guard and Navy amphibious craft. General notes: This is the official title assigned by the Coast Guard. Stock Photo

RMW67XNC–Photograph of the Normandy Invasion; Scope and content: Original Caption: Down the ramp of a Coast Guard Landing barge Yankee soldiers storm toward the beach-sweeping fire of Nazi defenders in the D-Day Invasion of the French Coast. Troops ahead may be seen lying flat under the deadly machine gun resistance of the Germans. Soon the Nazis were driven back under the overwhelming Invasion forces thrown in from Coast Guard and Navy amphibious craft. General notes: This is the official title assigned by the Coast Guard.

Germany after unification in 1994 Former WWII Air Minstry building in Berlin. The Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus is a building in Berlin that, at the time of its construction, was the largest office building in Europe. It was constructed between February 1935 and August 1936 to house the German Ministry of Aviation, headed by Hermann Göring, a leading Nazi. Hand-painted Meissen porcelain tiles, the 18-metre masterpiece of socialist art, depicts happy East Germans enjoying life in the GDR. Stock Photo

RM2F7D4C0–Germany after unification in 1994 Former WWII Air Minstry building in Berlin. The Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus is a building in Berlin that, at the time of its construction, was the largest office building in Europe. It was constructed between February 1935 and August 1936 to house the German Ministry of Aviation, headed by Hermann Göring, a leading Nazi. Hand-painted Meissen porcelain tiles, the 18-metre masterpiece of socialist art, depicts happy East Germans enjoying life in the GDR.

SUDETENLAND Nazi Propaganda 1938 Ethnic Germans welcome with Heil Hitler salute the Nazi Germany Wehrmacht troops entering and occupying the Sudetenland. The military occupation of Czechoslovakia by Nazi Germany began with the German annexation of the Sudetenland in 1938, continued with the creation of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, and by the end of 1944 extended to all parts of Czechoslovakia. Ethnic Germans welcome the arrival of German troops with Nazi salutes, during the annexation of Zone 1 of the Sudetenland by Nazi Germany, 3rd October 1938. Stock Photo

RM2WY736F–SUDETENLAND Nazi Propaganda 1938 Ethnic Germans welcome with Heil Hitler salute the Nazi Germany Wehrmacht troops entering and occupying the Sudetenland. The military occupation of Czechoslovakia by Nazi Germany began with the German annexation of the Sudetenland in 1938, continued with the creation of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, and by the end of 1944 extended to all parts of Czechoslovakia. Ethnic Germans welcome the arrival of German troops with Nazi salutes, during the annexation of Zone 1 of the Sudetenland by Nazi Germany, 3rd October 1938.

29th August 1944: This girl pays the penalty for having had personal relations with the Germans. Here, in the Montelimar area, France, French civilian Stock Photo

RM2TBR399–29th August 1944: This girl pays the penalty for having had personal relations with the Germans. Here, in the Montelimar area, France, French civilian

RMPWBK4H–Germans around the Schoene Brunnen or Beautiful Fountain in Hauptmarkt Square. Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany for the Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936

The Nuremberg Rally - officially Reichsparteitag, meaning Reich Party Convention - was the annual rally of the Nazi Party in Germany, held from 1923 Stock Photo

RF2DAM317–The Nuremberg Rally - officially Reichsparteitag, meaning Reich Party Convention - was the annual rally of the Nazi Party in Germany, held from 1923

Nazi Party Headquarters Guard from which the SS was developed. At center is their leader, Julius Schreck, 1922. Stock Photo

RMDD77FY–Nazi Party Headquarters Guard from which the SS was developed. At center is their leader, Julius Schreck, 1922.

RM2AF2BW6–Underground Nazi City Oso?wka, SŠuferhšhen, Poland November 2019. Increased allied bombing of Nazi German territory the Germans built an extensive und

RMRA7AXK–The Documentation Centre at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany.

ARDENNES, BELGIUM - December 1944 - A Geman soldier, heavily armed, carries ammunition boxes forward with companion in territory taken by their counte Stock Photo

RM2GEW1WH–ARDENNES, BELGIUM - December 1944 - A Geman soldier, heavily armed, carries ammunition boxes forward with companion in territory taken by their counte

RM2BW20P0–Herr von Tschammer und Osten, the Nazi Sport Commissioner, arrived at Croydon Aerodrome where he was greeted by Herr Behlau of the German Embassy. He is to attend a number of sporting events in England in which Germans are competing including the Davis Cup tournament the Amateur Athletics Championships, and the Anglo - German national swimming contest. 16 July 1937.

Germany during world war two Stock Photo

RMCNN2J9–Germany during world war two

Germans sing the Horst-Wessel-Lied, 1933 Stock Photo

RMDYYRYC–Germans sing the Horst-Wessel-Lied, 1933

In the early stages of WW2 the Jews in nazi occupied europe were rounded up and forced into crowded ghettoes. When the decision was made to kill them all they were deported to extermination centres to be murdered. This image shows a sign on the outside of the Lodz ghetto. The sign reads Notice. Regarding the Police Regulation of 08.02.1940, it is prohibited from entering the ghetto area for all Germans and Poles. Lodz, April 22, 1940. . Bundesarchiv, Bild 101III-Schilf-003-02 / Schilf / CC-BY-SA 3.0 Stock Photo

RM2NY06E6–In the early stages of WW2 the Jews in nazi occupied europe were rounded up and forced into crowded ghettoes. When the decision was made to kill them all they were deported to extermination centres to be murdered. This image shows a sign on the outside of the Lodz ghetto. The sign reads Notice. Regarding the Police Regulation of 08.02.1940, it is prohibited from entering the ghetto area for all Germans and Poles. Lodz, April 22, 1940. . Bundesarchiv, Bild 101III-Schilf-003-02 / Schilf / CC-BY-SA 3.0

The original text from Nazi propaganda on the back of the picture from 23 September 1938 reads: 'The Sudeten Germans begin to defend themselves. Local residents of a Sudeten German village erects barricades against the marching in of the Hussite hords. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE Stock Photo

RME8PBTF–The original text from Nazi propaganda on the back of the picture from 23 September 1938 reads: 'The Sudeten Germans begin to defend themselves. Local residents of a Sudeten German village erects barricades against the marching in of the Hussite hords. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE

RM2CWBD19–The liberation of Paris, August 1944. French francs-tireurs (irregulars) at a barricade on the Pont Neuf. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and there were skirmishes with German troops. When the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August an estimated 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed. The photographer is unknown.

RMKWC56K–Rotterdam's city center burning after aerial bombardment by the Luftwaffe, May 14, 1940. Soon afterward the German air force threatened to destroy the city of Utrecht if the Dutch Government did not surrender, which they did. World War 2 (BSLOC 2015 13 89)

RMBX52F2–Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Liberec in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July 1946.

French During the German Attacks -- One of the 'Hundreds' of German Tanks, smashed up by the Allied forces during the Nazi Attacks on French Territory. The Germans are putting Thousands of these armoured vehicles into the battle but the Allies are ready for them, and the Tanks are being smashed up by the Hundred. July 29, 1940. (Photo by Keystone). Stock Photo

RM2HX4MGN–French During the German Attacks -- One of the 'Hundreds' of German Tanks, smashed up by the Allied forces during the Nazi Attacks on French Territory. The Germans are putting Thousands of these armoured vehicles into the battle but the Allies are ready for them, and the Tanks are being smashed up by the Hundred. July 29, 1940. (Photo by Keystone).

Royal Netherlands Military Flying School in Jackson, Mississippi. Pilots of the ML-KNIL, commanded by Major General L.H. van Oyen, who escaped from the Dutch East Indies, are trained in Fort Jackson, Mississippi. Lieutenant Colonel C. Giebel. After capture by the Germans, he escaped from a highly secure Nazi prison and reached the Dutch East Indies where he served on the staff of Maj. Gen. Van Oyen. Then he went to Australia and now he is chief of staff of flight school Date: June 16, 1942 Location: Jackson Army Air Base, Mississippi Keywords: Officers, World War II, flight schools Personal na Stock Photo

RM2ARNJ0M–Royal Netherlands Military Flying School in Jackson, Mississippi. Pilots of the ML-KNIL, commanded by Major General L.H. van Oyen, who escaped from the Dutch East Indies, are trained in Fort Jackson, Mississippi. Lieutenant Colonel C. Giebel. After capture by the Germans, he escaped from a highly secure Nazi prison and reached the Dutch East Indies where he served on the staff of Maj. Gen. Van Oyen. Then he went to Australia and now he is chief of staff of flight school Date: June 16, 1942 Location: Jackson Army Air Base, Mississippi Keywords: Officers, World War II, flight schools Personal na

SA and SS men post signs signs reading Germans! Defend Yourselves! Don't buy from Jews! Berlin, Ap Stock Photo

RMW7CDW0–SA and SS men post signs signs reading Germans! Defend Yourselves! Don't buy from Jews! Berlin, Ap

Nazi Sports Lifestyle Olympics propaganda 1936 image promoting Nazi ideology blond aryan woman fit & athletic by Leni Riefenstahl (Nazi Germany propaganda film director and photographer) 1902–2003) Berlin Nazi Germany Stock Photo

RM2XHR5PY–Nazi Sports Lifestyle Olympics propaganda 1936 image promoting Nazi ideology blond aryan woman fit & athletic by Leni Riefenstahl (Nazi Germany propaganda film director and photographer) 1902–2003) Berlin Nazi Germany

Winston Churchill aboard and American armoured car touring territory recently won from the Germans. March 1945 Stock Photo

RF2A4F1XJ–Winston Churchill aboard and American armoured car touring territory recently won from the Germans. March 1945

Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936 Stock Photo

RMPWBK3E–Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936

1940 front page Arizona Republic German Army invade Holland, Belgium Luxemborg Winston Churchill is named new Prime Stock Photo

RMEMPMK3–1940 front page Arizona Republic German Army invade Holland, Belgium Luxemborg Winston Churchill is named new Prime

Road construction workers in Nazi Germany, in the 1930s. The men were probably enlistees in the Reichsarbeitsdienst (Reich Stock Photo

RMDD77J9–Road construction workers in Nazi Germany, in the 1930s. The men were probably enlistees in the Reichsarbeitsdienst (Reich

RM2AF2BTW–Underground Nazi City Oso?wka, SŠuferhšhen, Poland November 2019. Increased allied bombing of Nazi German territory the Germans built an extensive und

RMRA7B0N–The Documentation Centre at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany.

Old jewish cemetery, matzevah, gravestones in winter. Piotrkow Trybunalski - City of the first jewish ghetto established by nazi Germans in Poland. Stock Photo

RFRBJD8C–Old jewish cemetery, matzevah, gravestones in winter. Piotrkow Trybunalski - City of the first jewish ghetto established by nazi Germans in Poland.

Politcka, the Bohemian town with 90% Czech population and only 2% German, has been taken over by the Germans under the Munich agreement. The town was founded in 1265 by King Premysl II. Photo shows: Possessions of an anti-Nazi refugee loaded onto a bullock cart at the farm as the family makes its escape before the entry of the Germans. 11 October 1938 Stock Photo

RM2BW2445–Politcka, the Bohemian town with 90% Czech population and only 2% German, has been taken over by the Germans under the Munich agreement. The town was founded in 1265 by King Premysl II. Photo shows: Possessions of an anti-Nazi refugee loaded onto a bullock cart at the farm as the family makes its escape before the entry of the Germans. 11 October 1938

RMCNN33B–Germany during world war two

Resettlement of Lithuania Germans, 1941 Stock Photo

RMH3AETR–Resettlement of Lithuania Germans, 1941

German civilians and soldiers standing by the road together in Eger in Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1973-102-04 / CC-BY-SA 3.0 Stock Photo

RM2R007TN–German civilians and soldiers standing by the road together in Eger in Czechoslovakia after the annexation of the Sudetenland. After the annexation of Austria, Hitler demanded that he be given the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the Munich conference in September 1938 the Western powers agreed to this and the nazis occupied the area. Not long after Hitler broke his promise and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia before turning his attention to Poland. Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1973-102-04 / CC-BY-SA 3.0

The picture from a Nazi news report shows - in the run-up to the Munich Agreement - the poor housing conditions for Sudeten Germans in Aussig (today Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic), 1938. The windows of the shacks are decorated with swastika flags. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE Stock Photo

RME8PDBD–The picture from a Nazi news report shows - in the run-up to the Munich Agreement - the poor housing conditions for Sudeten Germans in Aussig (today Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic), 1938. The windows of the shacks are decorated with swastika flags. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE

Barricades erected near the Place de la Concorde, Paris, August 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August, 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed in the fighting. The photographer is unknown. Stock Photo

RM2CWBD1B–Barricades erected near the Place de la Concorde, Paris, August 1944. As Allied forces neared Paris, the city's citizens mobilised to help bring the Nazi occupation to a close. A general strike was called on 18 August, barricades were erected and skirmishes with German troops broke out. By the time the Germans surrendered after Free French troops entered the city on 25 August, 1500 civilians and members of the Resistance had been killed in the fighting. The photographer is unknown.

German photograph of two impoverished Jews in Kutno, Poland. 1942. Stock Photo

RMBTKFM0–German photograph of two impoverished Jews in Kutno, Poland. 1942.

GERMANS SEEK FOR HAMBURG PEACE - Giving the Nazi salute as they bid farewell on the Hamburg road. , British Army, 21st Army Group Stock Photo

RM2WY689E–GERMANS SEEK FOR HAMBURG PEACE - Giving the Nazi salute as they bid farewell on the Hamburg road. , British Army, 21st Army Group

Nazi Driven From Hurtgen Forest : Battle-weary, surrendered Germans stand in the mud of captured Reich soil as they wait near Jungersdorf to be processed for internment. These Naziz were among the last enemy troops to surrender to First U.S. Army soldiers at the close of the battle for the Hurtgen Forest. December 12, 1944, American troops broke through the forest and reached the Roer River in three places, driving to a point within a mile and a quarter of Duren, river bastion on the road to the industrial center of Cologne. January 19, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture). Stock Photo

RM2HX5DKH–Nazi Driven From Hurtgen Forest : Battle-weary, surrendered Germans stand in the mud of captured Reich soil as they wait near Jungersdorf to be processed for internment. These Naziz were among the last enemy troops to surrender to First U.S. Army soldiers at the close of the battle for the Hurtgen Forest. December 12, 1944, American troops broke through the forest and reached the Roer River in three places, driving to a point within a mile and a quarter of Duren, river bastion on the road to the industrial center of Cologne. January 19, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).

RMW1JT2A–Thousands of books smoulder in a huge bonfire as Germans give the Nazi salute during the wave of book-burnings that spread throughout Germany. International News Photos.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 986 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

Nazi personnel on the way out. Two of them, in the picture are smiling. Maybe it is because they are going closer to the Fatherland. The building behind them suffered a direct bomb hit. Note that two of the Germans, one in the foreground and one in Stock Photo

RM2JXN9DW–Nazi personnel on the way out. Two of them, in the picture are smiling. Maybe it is because they are going closer to the Fatherland. The building behind them suffered a direct bomb hit. Note that two of the Germans, one in the foreground and one in

1945 WW2 Czechoslovakia ethnic Germans the native inhabitants of Prague, evicted from their homes on Strossmayer Square (Strossmayerovo náměstí). Mass deportation and mistreatment of most of the country’s ethnic Germans on the grounds, frequently unfounded, that they were collaborators and supported the Nazis, who occupied the country from 1939 until the end of the second world war. Stock Photo

RM2WY736G–1945 WW2 Czechoslovakia ethnic Germans the native inhabitants of Prague, evicted from their homes on Strossmayer Square (Strossmayerovo náměstí). Mass deportation and mistreatment of most of the country’s ethnic Germans on the grounds, frequently unfounded, that they were collaborators and supported the Nazis, who occupied the country from 1939 until the end of the second world war.

Winston Churchill looking westwards over the Rhine from a ruined bridge which the Germans had previously demolished. March 1945 Stock Photo

RF2A4F1XR–Winston Churchill looking westwards over the Rhine from a ruined bridge which the Germans had previously demolished. March 1945

RMPWBK47–Nazi Germany NSDAP Nuremberg Rally 1936 Parade at the rally ground 10th September 1936

Warszawa, 1946. Ruiny Pa³acu pod Blach¹ - zbudowanego w 1720 roku przez Jana Dominika Lubomirskiego, w stylu barokowym, przylega do Zamku Królewskiego. Nazwa pochodzi od dachu, który zosta³ pokryty blach¹. Blachê miedzian¹ zdjêli Niemcy w czasie okupacji. pp PAP Warsaw, 1946. The ruins of the 'Pod Blacha' (Under the Metal Sheeting Roof) Palace constructed by Jan Dominik Lubomirski in 1720 in the Baroque style and adjoining the Royal Castle. The name of the palace originated from its roof, covered by metal sheeting. The sheeting was taken away by Germans during the Nazi occupation. pp Stock Photo

RM2H8X1M7–Warszawa, 1946. Ruiny Pa³acu pod Blach¹ - zbudowanego w 1720 roku przez Jana Dominika Lubomirskiego, w stylu barokowym, przylega do Zamku Królewskiego. Nazwa pochodzi od dachu, który zosta³ pokryty blach¹. Blachê miedzian¹ zdjêli Niemcy w czasie okupacji. pp PAP Warsaw, 1946. The ruins of the 'Pod Blacha' (Under the Metal Sheeting Roof) Palace constructed by Jan Dominik Lubomirski in 1720 in the Baroque style and adjoining the Royal Castle. The name of the palace originated from its roof, covered by metal sheeting. The sheeting was taken away by Germans during the Nazi occupation. pp

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