griekenland
5 photos tagged griekenland, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- hellas
- greece
- 1941
- tweedewereldoorlog
- griechenland
- kreta
- crete
- snow
- world
- plane
- airplane
- war
- wwii
- cargo
- worldwarii
- second
- airborne
- paratroopers
- parachute
- paratrooper
- ju52
- cargoplane
- paratroops
- ju52cargoplane
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Recent uploads
The last upload was October 2008.
Soldaten in de sneeuw from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
Frontlinie in Griekenland from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
Soldaten in open vrachtwagen from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
Soldaten rusten uit in boomgaard from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
Vliegtuigen en parachutisten boven Kreta from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
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Soldaten in open vrachtwagen
from Nationaal Archief
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Leenke said:
** translation of describtion **
Second World War. Soldiers in the trunk of a truck. One of them has a headwound. Greece, Crete, 1941. -
Seth Gaines said:
These guys are probably captured Greek soldiers. Some of them are wearing the old French-style helmet. The guy in the background is a German.
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batvoca said:
And the German in the background is a paratrooper (fallschirmjäger)
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Nationaal Archief said:
Hartelijk dank. We zijn bezig met het verwerken van de reactie(s), ook op onze beeldbank.
Hains Hamelink, Spaarnestad Photo (partner Nationaal Archief) -
garish82 said:
Nationaal Archief, very good work.!
Soldaten in de sneeuw
from Nationaal Archief
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Drielbers said:
Italianen
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Leenke said:
** translation of describtion ** Second World War. Allied forces in the snow at the front in Greece. * Note: According to the previous post these are Italian soldiers.
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Seth Gaines said:
Those absolutely are Italians.
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Cristian69 said:
How can you tell they are italians? By the helmet shape?
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Seth Gaines said:
Exactly. Plus the rifle, and the cannon. I'm curious as to what these pictures are doing in the Dutch archives. Were they German pictures left behind, or sent for local publication?