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Intercepted German soldiers falling from a height by British Home Guards cutting their parachutes. Stock Photo

RM2M3NMA8–Intercepted German soldiers falling from a height by British Home Guards cutting their parachutes.

German Messerschmitt Me-110 fighter-bomber, which crash-landed near Hastings after being shot up by a British fighter, during the summer of 1940. A number of British soldiers can be seen guarding the airplane. Stock Photo

RM2M3K2BT–German Messerschmitt Me-110 fighter-bomber, which crash-landed near Hastings after being shot up by a British fighter, during the summer of 1940. A number of British soldiers can be seen guarding the airplane.

Several British soldiers examining an abandoned German Royal Tiger tank, near Falaise, 1944. This heavy tank was reported to weigh 65 tons, with 6-inch armour plating and an 88-mm gun. Stock Photo

RM2M3JY5C–Several British soldiers examining an abandoned German Royal Tiger tank, near Falaise, 1944. This heavy tank was reported to weigh 65 tons, with 6-inch armour plating and an 88-mm gun.

German V-1 'Flying Bomb' launch site near the coast of Normandy, France, June 1944. Two American soldiers can be seen inspecting the sloping launching-ramp, with camouflage overhead and blast walls on either side. Stock Photo

RM2M3K2EB–German V-1 'Flying Bomb' launch site near the coast of Normandy, France, June 1944. Two American soldiers can be seen inspecting the sloping launching-ramp, with camouflage overhead and blast walls on either side.

Allied soldiers inspecting captured German 'Nebelwerfer' guns in Tunisia, North Africa. The 'Nebelwerfer' was a six-barrelled mortar on a mobile carriage, designed to saturate a small target area with gas, smoke or high-explosive rockets. Stock Photo

RM2M3K2FE–Allied soldiers inspecting captured German 'Nebelwerfer' guns in Tunisia, North Africa. The 'Nebelwerfer' was a six-barrelled mortar on a mobile carriage, designed to saturate a small target area with gas, smoke or high-explosive rockets.

American paratroop, hunting snipers in St. Mere Eglise, firing a volley into a church tower, used by German soldiers as an observation post. Photograph was taken in the Normandy battle zone, shortly after the 'D-Day' landings on 6th June 1944. Stock Photo

RM2M3JRBR–American paratroop, hunting snipers in St. Mere Eglise, firing a volley into a church tower, used by German soldiers as an observation post. Photograph was taken in the Normandy battle zone, shortly after the 'D-Day' landings on 6th June 1944.

British and American troops having a 'sing-song' in front of a Sherman 'Flail' tank, near Geilenkirchen, late 1944. Geilenkirchen was a key point in the German 'Siegfried Line' and was captured by a combined force of British and American soldiers in November 1944. Stock Photo

RM2M3JY47–British and American troops having a 'sing-song' in front of a Sherman 'Flail' tank, near Geilenkirchen, late 1944. Geilenkirchen was a key point in the German 'Siegfried Line' and was captured by a combined force of British and American soldiers in November 1944.

Kaiser Wilhelm II (top left), together with his eldest son, the Crown Prince, his only daughter Princess Viktoria Luise, Duchess of Brunswick and the Crown Princess, posed in full uniform of the famous Death's Head Hussars. The ominous skull motif adopted by the regiment can be prominently seen on the helmet worn by Princess Luise. Stock Photo

RM2M3P7XR–Kaiser Wilhelm II (top left), together with his eldest son, the Crown Prince, his only daughter Princess Viktoria Luise, Duchess of Brunswick and the Crown Princess, posed in full uniform of the famous Death's Head Hussars. The ominous skull motif adopted by the regiment can be prominently seen on the helmet worn by Princess Luise.

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Originally an American Cemetery, this is now the largest German WW2 burial ground outside of Germany. It contains the graves of 38,962 soldiers of the '39-'45 war and 541 of the '14-'18 war. Initially a temporary American cemetery, it was ceded to the Germans during '46-'47. The Belgian authorities then transferred all German soldiers killed in Belgium to Lommel, as well as the First World War burials originally made at Leopoldsburg. One cross was erected for every two burials so that nearly 20,000 crosses covered the 16 hectare site. Between 1978-80 the original enamel name-plates were chan Stock Photo

RM2M99T0B–Originally an American Cemetery, this is now the largest German WW2 burial ground outside of Germany. It contains the graves of 38,962 soldiers of the '39-'45 war and 541 of the '14-'18 war. Initially a temporary American cemetery, it was ceded to the Germans during '46-'47. The Belgian authorities then transferred all German soldiers killed in Belgium to Lommel, as well as the First World War burials originally made at Leopoldsburg. One cross was erected for every two burials so that nearly 20,000 crosses covered the 16 hectare site. Between 1978-80 the original enamel name-plates were chan

Two captured German members of the commando unit, the Stielau unit (right) Rolf Meyer and (left) Günther Schilz, from the command of Otto Skorzeny. They had been caught while wearing American uniforms, a deliberate tactic intended to create confusion behind Allied lines. Found guilty of espionage under the terms of the Hague Convention of 1907, these two and another were executed by firing squad at Henri-Chapelle on 30 December 1944. Stock Photo

RMG3C42C–Two captured German members of the commando unit, the Stielau unit (right) Rolf Meyer and (left) Günther Schilz, from the command of Otto Skorzeny. They had been caught while wearing American uniforms, a deliberate tactic intended to create confusion behind Allied lines. Found guilty of espionage under the terms of the Hague Convention of 1907, these two and another were executed by firing squad at Henri-Chapelle on 30 December 1944.

Eastern front, World War Two, Russia soldiers Stock Photo

RMG3CX72–Eastern front, World War Two, Russia soldiers

Sunday 20 March, German soldiers including the military commanders for Belgium and North France have a meal in Brussels during World War II Stock Photo

RM2RG92D1–Sunday 20 March, German soldiers including the military commanders for Belgium and North France have a meal in Brussels during World War II

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German soldiers in Orleans WWII Stock Photo

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Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting decorations to soldiers, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHJ5C–Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting decorations to soldiers, WW1

Kaiser Wilhelm II with soldiers just before WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHJC8–Kaiser Wilhelm II with soldiers just before WW1

WW2 German Operations Room - Bunker - Cut-out Models of British Soldiers, Germany. Stock Photo

RM2RG9CC9–WW2 German Operations Room - Bunker - Cut-out Models of British Soldiers, Germany.

German soldiers advance past a burning American half-track vehicle during the counter-offensive in the Ardennes, Belgium, which became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944 Stock Photo

RMG3C43J–German soldiers advance past a burning American half-track vehicle during the counter-offensive in the Ardennes, Belgium, which became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944

German soldiers spotting buildings far in the distance, not realising that it's a setup consisting of a miniature country town coursing the perspective to be all wrong. Stock Photo

RM2M3NMAC–German soldiers spotting buildings far in the distance, not realising that it's a setup consisting of a miniature country town coursing the perspective to be all wrong.

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German troops in France WWII Stock Photo

RMDRCTX1–German troops in France WWII

A group of British infantry taking a break, near Monte Camino, Italy, 1943. This unit had just been involved in six days of continuous fighting, storming strongly defended German positions on Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore. Stock Photo

RM2RGCA4P–A group of British infantry taking a break, near Monte Camino, Italy, 1943. This unit had just been involved in six days of continuous fighting, storming strongly defended German positions on Monte Camino and Monte Maggiore.

Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941), German Emperor, presenting Iron Crosses to troops in Warsaw, Poland, soon after the city was captured by the Austro-German Army during the First World War. Stock Photo

RM2RGDT2R–Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941), German Emperor, presenting Iron Crosses to troops in Warsaw, Poland, soon after the city was captured by the Austro-German Army during the First World War.

RM2RGCAAP–German Messerschmitt Me-110 fighter-bomber, which crash-landed near Hastings after being shot up by a British fighter, during the summer of 1940. A number of British soldiers can be seen guarding the airplane.

The Chief of General Staff, General Helmuth von Moltke and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany observing the German troops in training. Stock Photo

RM2RGDJRD–The Chief of General Staff, General Helmuth von Moltke and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany observing the German troops in training.

During the Battle of the Bulge American soldiers of the 87th Division enter the town of St Hubert in Belgium shortly after the German occupiers had left. Date: January 1945 Stock Photo

RMG3C1JX–During the Battle of the Bulge American soldiers of the 87th Division enter the town of St Hubert in Belgium shortly after the German occupiers had left. Date: January 1945

American soldiers advance through the forest of Ardennes, on their way to relieve the besieged town of Bastogne which had been surrounded during the German counter-offensive which became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944 Stock Photo

RMG3C435–American soldiers advance through the forest of Ardennes, on their way to relieve the besieged town of Bastogne which had been surrounded during the German counter-offensive which became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944

American soldiers dig in on the edge of a forest in the Ardennes region of Belgium, scene of the German counter-offensive in December 1944 that became known as the Battle of the Bulge Date: December 1944 Stock Photo

RMG3C433–American soldiers dig in on the edge of a forest in the Ardennes region of Belgium, scene of the German counter-offensive in December 1944 that became known as the Battle of the Bulge Date: December 1944

American soldiers and local residents in a street in Bastogne, the Belgian town in the Ardennes which was under siege from German forces during the Ardennes Offensive, also known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: 1944 - 1945 Stock Photo

RMG3C1JK–American soldiers and local residents in a street in Bastogne, the Belgian town in the Ardennes which was under siege from German forces during the Ardennes Offensive, also known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: 1944 - 1945

American soldiers of the 84th Division, 1st U.S.Army, set upM3 105mm howitzers in the snow near Odeigne, Belgium on the northern flank of the German salient in the Ardennes, during the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944 Stock Photo

RMG3C42R–American soldiers of the 84th Division, 1st U.S.Army, set upM3 105mm howitzers in the snow near Odeigne, Belgium on the northern flank of the German salient in the Ardennes, during the Battle of the Bulge. Date: December 1944

Soldiers of the 82nd American Airborne Division bring an S.S.Trooper back to Allied lines, captured between Malmedy and Marche during a reconnaissance patrol following the German counter-offensive that became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: De Stock Photo

RMG3C430–Soldiers of the 82nd American Airborne Division bring an S.S.Trooper back to Allied lines, captured between Malmedy and Marche during a reconnaissance patrol following the German counter-offensive that became known as the Battle of the Bulge. Date: De

The two invaders of Poland in September 1939 fraternise in, what The Sphere calls, 'the unholy alliance of Nazi and Bolshevik'. Stock Photo

RM2RGDKDX–The two invaders of Poland in September 1939 fraternise in, what The Sphere calls, 'the unholy alliance of Nazi and Bolshevik'.

British soldier adding a message to the walls of the German Reichstag, shortly after the end of the Second World War in Europe, July 1945. Most of the graffiti visible in this picture was created by the victorious Russian soldiers after they had crushed the last Nazi resistance in Berlin. Stock Photo

RM2M3K2RF–British soldier adding a message to the walls of the German Reichstag, shortly after the end of the Second World War in Europe, July 1945. Most of the graffiti visible in this picture was created by the victorious Russian soldiers after they had crushed the last Nazi resistance in Berlin.

The moment when Polish Underground Army soldiers (in mufti) left the office of Hoffman, Nazi Labour Exchange Chief of Warsaw, having carried out sentence of death on him, 11th April 1943. Two passing German SS men restrained their desire to investigate, due to number of Polish Underground soldiers surrounding them. This drawing was made during the Second World War by Captain Bryan de Grineau, under the direction of an officer of the Polish Underground Army. Date: 1944 Stock Photo

RM2M3JY42–The moment when Polish Underground Army soldiers (in mufti) left the office of Hoffman, Nazi Labour Exchange Chief of Warsaw, having carried out sentence of death on him, 11th April 1943. Two passing German SS men restrained their desire to investigate, due to number of Polish Underground soldiers surrounding them. This drawing was made during the Second World War by Captain Bryan de Grineau, under the direction of an officer of the Polish Underground Army. Date: 1944

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RMDRCTD4–German physiotherapy WWII

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German occupation of France WWII Stock Photo

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German Reconnaissance patrol WWII Stock Photo

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German troops in Maastricht WWII Stock Photo

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RMDRDC66–Munster II POW Camp WWI

WW2 - Western Front - German Barracks interior Stock Photo

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Occupied Germany - German children sent packing Stock Photo

RMG3D414–Occupied Germany - German children sent packing

German propaganda postcard, two Kaisers, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3BYW8–German propaganda postcard, two Kaisers, WW1

German propaganda postcard, Kaiser and eagle, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHFM5–German propaganda postcard, Kaiser and eagle, WW1

D-Day German prisoners, Normandy, France, June 1944. Stock Photo

RM2M986DG–D-Day German prisoners, Normandy, France, June 1944.

WW2 - German Commando executed by American Military Police Stock Photo

RMPXGX7P–WW2 - German Commando executed by American Military Police

RMPXGX7R–WW2 - German Commando executed by American Military Police

French WW2 Propaganda postcard showing the German Defensive Siegfried Line having been attacked and sprung a leak! The fish is wittily asking the bashed-up German soldiers? "Do you know how to swim, Comrade?" !! Date: circa 1940s Stock Photo

RMG3BTY5–French WW2 Propaganda postcard showing the German Defensive Siegfried Line having been attacked and sprung a leak! The fish is wittily asking the bashed-up German soldiers? "Do you know how to swim, Comrade?" !! Date: circa 1940s

A group of jocular British soldiers from the infantry battalion, 1st Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, sit resting in front of Rio Gagliano in Italy. The man sitting in the centre with the cigarette is Michael James Neary. The men take a rest after six days' spent attacking the strongly defended German positions on Mounts Camino and Maggiore, fighting through thick mud and unceasing rain. The Illustrated London News, who printed this picture in January 1944, compared the Second World War Tommy to the previous generation who fought in the Great War and remarks in the caption on the similari Stock Photo

RM2RGCB95–A group of jocular British soldiers from the infantry battalion, 1st Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, sit resting in front of Rio Gagliano in Italy. The man sitting in the centre with the cigarette is Michael James Neary. The men take a rest after six days' spent attacking the strongly defended German positions on Mounts Camino and Maggiore, fighting through thick mud and unceasing rain. The Illustrated London News, who printed this picture in January 1944, compared the Second World War Tommy to the previous generation who fought in the Great War and remarks in the caption on the similari

Kaiser Wilhelm II and Prince Leopold of Bavaria, Riga, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHJW0–Kaiser Wilhelm II and Prince Leopold of Bavaria, Riga, WW1

Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting medals, Warsaw, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHJXJ–Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting medals, Warsaw, WW1

Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting medals, Tarnopol, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHJXD–Kaiser Wilhelm II presenting medals, Tarnopol, WW1

A group of German soldiers watch the devastation of the Praga quarter of Warsaw from behind their batteries following the invasion of the Polish capital in September 1939. Date: 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3NTW9–A group of German soldiers watch the devastation of the Praga quarter of Warsaw from behind their batteries following the invasion of the Polish capital in September 1939. Date: 1939

Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany giving directions to his generals at the start of the First World War. Date: 1914 Stock Photo

RM2M3P3R1–Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany giving directions to his generals at the start of the First World War. Date: 1914

Cartoon, Close Formation, commenting on harsh German tactics on the battlefield during the First World War. Before the war, Kaiser Wilhelm defended his use of close formation of troops, saying: We can afford to lose them. Date: August 1914 Stock Photo

RM2M3P3WE–Cartoon, Close Formation, commenting on harsh German tactics on the battlefield during the First World War. Before the war, Kaiser Wilhelm defended his use of close formation of troops, saying: We can afford to lose them. Date: August 1914

RMDRCWJ0–SS Troopers in France WWII

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Front cover of the Sphere, showing German soldiers and supplies as they advance into the Polish corridor. 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RXP2–Front cover of the Sphere, showing German soldiers and supplies as they advance into the Polish corridor. 1939

The Chief of General Staff, General Helmuth von Moltke and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany observing the German troops in training. Date: 1914 Stock Photo

RMG3AK6X–The Chief of General Staff, General Helmuth von Moltke and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany observing the German troops in training. Date: 1914

The hymn of hate, allegedly sketched at Wilhelmshaven by The Bystander Special Spy-Artist: a humorous depiction of Kaiser Wilhelm taking a choir practice of German soldiers. Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RM2M3PEX5–The hymn of hate, allegedly sketched at Wilhelmshaven by The Bystander Special Spy-Artist: a humorous depiction of Kaiser Wilhelm taking a choir practice of German soldiers. Date: 1915

British and American soldiers examining some German gun barrels, each 28 yards long, captured in Essen, Germany, 1945. These barrels, 11-inchs in calibre, were designed for shelling an extremely distant target. Stock Photo

RM2M3K2R6–British and American soldiers examining some German gun barrels, each 28 yards long, captured in Essen, Germany, 1945. These barrels, 11-inchs in calibre, were designed for shelling an extremely distant target.

A contingent of British soldiers marching before they are taken abroad for deployment in France. The Sphere reports that the first British troops had arrived in France but had not yet gone into action in these first few weeks of the war. Date: September 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RXT4–A contingent of British soldiers marching before they are taken abroad for deployment in France. The Sphere reports that the first British troops had arrived in France but had not yet gone into action in these first few weeks of the war. Date: September 1939

"Bye, Maggie. I've been ordered off to the Front! The Middle East. You know, Clacton-on-Sea." After the Fall of France, many British soldiers had to content themselves with being billeted on the English coast to protect against possible German invasion. 1940 Stock Photo

RM2M3RKBM–"Bye, Maggie. I've been ordered off to the Front! The Middle East. You know, Clacton-on-Sea." After the Fall of France, many British soldiers had to content themselves with being billeted on the English coast to protect against possible German invasion. 1940

British soldiers marching in full uniform to their point of embarkment for the Western Front, a few weeks after the outbreak of war. They are accompanied by a woman, possibly to see them off, however, the Sphere comments on their helmets which were a new feature of the British military uniform. Date: 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RY2H–British soldiers marching in full uniform to their point of embarkment for the Western Front, a few weeks after the outbreak of war. They are accompanied by a woman, possibly to see them off, however, the Sphere comments on their helmets which were a new feature of the British military uniform. Date: 1939

German V-1 'Flying Bomb' launch site somewhere on the coast of France, June 1944. In the foreground of this image can be seen a small concrete control building and beyond it the sloping launching-ramp, with camouflage overhead and blast walls each side. Two American soldiers are seen walking up the ramp. Date: 1944 Stock Photo

RM2M3K2E7–German V-1 'Flying Bomb' launch site somewhere on the coast of France, June 1944. In the foreground of this image can be seen a small concrete control building and beyond it the sloping launching-ramp, with camouflage overhead and blast walls each side. Two American soldiers are seen walking up the ramp. Date: 1944

American troops storming one of the Normandy beaches on 'D-Day', 6 June 1944. The first tanks charging through the water to the shore, as following soldiers return enemy fire. In the foreground a number of German metal anti-tank/anti-landing craft defences are visible. Date: 6 June 1944 Stock Photo

RM2M3JRC7–American troops storming one of the Normandy beaches on 'D-Day', 6 June 1944. The first tanks charging through the water to the shore, as following soldiers return enemy fire. In the foreground a number of German metal anti-tank/anti-landing craft defences are visible. Date: 6 June 1944

A group of German 'frogmen' being captured by British soldiers, near Nijmegen, Holland, 28th September 1944. These 'frogmen' were assault troops who swam down the Waal River with explosives to try to blow up the bridges at Nijmegen. Having placed the charges, they began their escape but were spotted by British troops and captured. As can be seen in the picture, the Germans were equipped with oxygen tanks, wetsuits and flippers. Date: 1944 Stock Photo

RM2M3JY3J–A group of German 'frogmen' being captured by British soldiers, near Nijmegen, Holland, 28th September 1944. These 'frogmen' were assault troops who swam down the Waal River with explosives to try to blow up the bridges at Nijmegen. Having placed the charges, they began their escape but were spotted by British troops and captured. As can be seen in the picture, the Germans were equipped with oxygen tanks, wetsuits and flippers. Date: 1944

Two Soviet Heavy Tanks Josef Stalin Is Ii Stock Photo

RMANJY2B–Two Soviet Heavy Tanks Josef Stalin Is Ii

This Sherman, No (G) E4186 1B1635 LO, has been preserved as a Memorial to all those who lost their lives during the Battle of Hechtel of 12 September 1944 - 35 civilians, 62 British soldiers and 124 Germans. The British are commemorated by Unit on plaques at the bottom of the tank. The citizens of Hechtel are named on the other side.The leading elements of the Guards Armoured Division had reached this junction on 7 September but were held up by determined German opposition. Up ahead was Joe's Bridge (named later of course) which, following a recce by the 2nd Household Cavalry Regiment, the I Stock Photo

RM2M99RYW–This Sherman, No (G) E4186 1B1635 LO, has been preserved as a Memorial to all those who lost their lives during the Battle of Hechtel of 12 September 1944 - 35 civilians, 62 British soldiers and 124 Germans. The British are commemorated by Unit on plaques at the bottom of the tank. The citizens of Hechtel are named on the other side.The leading elements of the Guards Armoured Division had reached this junction on 7 September but were held up by determined German opposition. Up ahead was Joe's Bridge (named later of course) which, following a recce by the 2nd Household Cavalry Regiment, the I

This black polished granite Memorial was raised in September 2000 at the instigation of local historian Carl Reymen, the town council and local history society in co-operation with the regiments concerned in the battle for the village - Oostham. It commemorates the soldiers killed in the figting to liberate Oostham, carries the legend 'For Peace and Freedom', bears an engraved poppy spray andi is signed 'The Creully Club'. The fighting began on the 8th September 1944 as the British advanced northwards beyond the Albert Canal and met the German 3rd Squadron Panzerjager Abteilung. By nightfall Stock Photo

RM2M99RYY–This black polished granite Memorial was raised in September 2000 at the instigation of local historian Carl Reymen, the town council and local history society in co-operation with the regiments concerned in the battle for the village - Oostham. It commemorates the soldiers killed in the figting to liberate Oostham, carries the legend 'For Peace and Freedom', bears an engraved poppy spray andi is signed 'The Creully Club'. The fighting began on the 8th September 1944 as the British advanced northwards beyond the Albert Canal and met the German 3rd Squadron Panzerjager Abteilung. By nightfall

This statue in Nijmegen shows a soldier kneeling beside a wounded comrade and it commemorates Dutch forces killed in WW2 - an estimated 2,300 soldiers (killed in the German attacks of May 1940) and 2,900 sailors who served with the Royal Navy. It was erected on 5 May 1951 when the name of the square was changed from Koning Hendrikplein to Plein 1944 in memory of the Liberation of Nijmegen. It was chosen from a number of design submissions. Maris described the figure - 'In the trench I am protecting my comrade. He has been shot down. I am ready to fire. I'll stay here until someone comes to h Stock Photo

RM2M99RYN–This statue in Nijmegen shows a soldier kneeling beside a wounded comrade and it commemorates Dutch forces killed in WW2 - an estimated 2,300 soldiers (killed in the German attacks of May 1940) and 2,900 sailors who served with the Royal Navy. It was erected on 5 May 1951 when the name of the square was changed from Koning Hendrikplein to Plein 1944 in memory of the Liberation of Nijmegen. It was chosen from a number of design submissions. Maris described the figure - 'In the trench I am protecting my comrade. He has been shot down. I am ready to fire. I'll stay here until someone comes to h

British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, on the German-held east bank of the Rhine, with Field Marshall Montgomery (in beret) and Field Marshall Brooke (immediately behind Churchill) in March 1945 as part of Operation Plunder in World War Two. They are with US commanders and guards. Date: 25th March 1945 Stock Photo

RM2M3R7TB–British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, on the German-held east bank of the Rhine, with Field Marshall Montgomery (in beret) and Field Marshall Brooke (immediately behind Churchill) in March 1945 as part of Operation Plunder in World War Two. They are with US commanders and guards. Date: 25th March 1945

One Battle, One Will, One Goal Stock Photo

RMDRDK56–One Battle, One Will, One Goal

The melted butter tank-stopper doing its stuff. German soldiers inspecting their tank, stuck in best fresh butter from Dorset. Date: 1940 Stock Photo

RM2M3NHY2–The melted butter tank-stopper doing its stuff. German soldiers inspecting their tank, stuck in best fresh butter from Dorset. Date: 1940

Return of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, receiving food and drink from helpful civilians. Below are some German prisoners of war brought to England at the same time. Date: 1940 Stock Photo

RM2M3T0BB–Return of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, receiving food and drink from helpful civilians. Below are some German prisoners of war brought to England at the same time. Date: 1940

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