For those who had not seen these high-resolution photos about some outstanding German characters of WWII. So clear and detailed that you can even see their eye-colour and details of their decorations. ____________________________________ SS SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler SS Oberstgruppenführer Joseph Dietrich. SS Obergruppenführer Ernst Kaltenbrunner. SS Obergruppenführer Dr. Otto Dietrich SS Gruppenführer Martin Bormann. SS Standartenführer Otto Skorzény SS Standartenführer Joachim Peiper SS Standartenführer Léon Degrelle SS Untersturmführer Michael Wittmann. Eva Hitler Adolf Hitler & Blondi
Luftwaffe Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring Generalfeldmarschall Albert Kesselring Generaloberst Kurt Student Generaloberst Otto Deßloch. General der Fallschirmtruppe Bernhard Ramcke General der Flieger Karl Bodenschatz Generalleutnant Adolf Galland Oberst Hans Ulrich Rudel Rudel 1 Rudel 2 Rudel 3 Major Walter Nowótny Major Günther Rall Hauptmann Hans Joachim Marseille Group Photo 1 (Left to right: Major Joachim Helbig, Generalmajor Dietrich Pelz and Hauptmann Werner Baumbach). Group Photo 2 (From left to right: Leutnant Rumpelhardt, Hauptmann Wolfgang Schnauffer and Oberfeldwebel Wilhelm Ganseler).
Heer Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel Generalfeldmarschall Gerd von Rundstedt Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel Generalfeldmarschall Erich von Manstein Generalfeldmarschall Walter Model Generaloberst Eduard Dietl Generaloberst Eduard Dietl with two officers Generaloberst Heinz Guderian Generalleutnant Theobald Lieb Generalmajor Erich Bärenfänger Generalmajor Otto Ernst Remer Generalmajor Bernhard Sauvant
Kriegsmarine Großadmiral Karl Dönitz Korvettenkapitän Klaus Feldt Oberleutnant zur See Werner Töniges
No doubt the quality of the colour photographs is outstanding. What I don't like at all is their source. They do come from a NAZI-Propaganda website which gets now free advertisements through this forum. It offers computer-games like "Hunting rats in concentration camps" and other disgusting material. I wonder wether a connection with such a website is welcome on this forum. Regards, Daniel
Well, if anyone was curious about the origin of the pictures Daniel, you’ve cleared that up for them! Please don’t misunderstand me, I believe there is a danger visiting nazi sites just as there’s a danger in dabbling in the occult without knowing the very real risks and pitfalls! I don’t visit myself unless I have a specific reason to, and, I’m not speaking for Freddy who is quite capable of doing that himself. However, having known him for some time through the web, he’s no nazis or nazi sympathiser but he is a very conscientious historian. No.9
Neo-nazi site or no, the matériel is very good and I hadn't seen it anywhere else. I posted the direct links to the photographs and not the page precisely because of the nature of the site. However, we all have our own criteria and it is up to everyone whether they care or not about or whether they use or not that information.
I'm want to correct something Bernhard Sauvant ( CO of KG Sauvant '42, s. Pz. Abt 505 '43, PzRegt 36 & s. Pz. Abt 510 44/45) was only Major and not a Generalmajor. I'm interested in who posted this photo of my Grandfather, because it was posted without the authorisation (i Don't know the engl. word) of our family and orginal is the property of the family Sauvant. the grandchild of Major Berhard A. F. Sauvant der Panzertruppen
Hello Grandchild of etc... By his account, Friedrich got them from a rather nasty neo-Nazi website - they should be easy to trace on the Internet. ('authorisation' of family for copyright is more usually 'consent' in English) ========================================== Save for a few exceptions, what a lot of unsavoury people being shown 'warts and all', as Oliver Cromwell is reputed to have said. In his photo, Martin Bormann looks remarkably like one of my old university professors without his spectacles. He was hung back in the '40s ... right? Richard
I'm interested in who posted this photo of my Grandfather, because it was posted without the authorisation (i Don't know the engl. word) of our family and orginal is the property of the family Sauvant. Don't forget that after XX years (60 I believe unless you are Donald Duck) this material is copyright free and no one needs consent. Regards, Marco
In his photo, Martin Bormann looks remarkably like one of my old university professors without his spectacles. He was hung back in the '40s ... right? Richard Actually Dick, we don't know. He went "adrift" in 1945 and no-one knows for sure what happened to him. However, a friend of my fathers always claimed to have emptied a sten gun into him, when he was trying to cross the Danish border in 1945. I asked a question about this in here several months ago, but no-one really gave a definate answer.
Originally posted by Garde Grenadier@Feb 21 2004, 09:19 AM They do come from a NAZI-Propaganda website [post=23095]Quoted post[/post] Yes they do, but I think I am adult enough to check it out without undergoing a conversion to their ideology. As it happens, I saved the link too, in a folder on my favourites called "NAZI Sites", because I like to check out what they are up to once in a while.
The pictuers were great. Were they taken in color or was it afterwords that they were coloured. One point on alot of them- not many of them had blond hair or blue eys. was that just a mistake in colouring? You guys are right by commenting about caoution in that site. I totally agree. DP
