Kiev - then & now gallery on Reibert.info

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  1. deadb_tch

    deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever

    Got this link from workmate, this is site dedicated to GPW and WW2 history but most interesting you can find lots of then & now photos on Ukraine's capitol - Kiev, there are lost of them over the main page. They are captioned in Russian but you can easily load this site through translate.google.com. Here is the link: http://reibert.info

    Site might load slow but it after few retries it will load normally.
     
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  2. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    Good Lord, it's Alex.
    Nice to see you about on here, chap.

    Solid stuff (translates well with the Google button too).
    I like the second from last on the front page, as the 'then' shot is so familiar.

    ~A
     
  3. deadb_tch

    deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever

    A lots of good pics in there. There are also a number of german soldiers photo albums - I can't find a proper section to post it in, here is the pic that might be good question to find answer for: http://reibert.info/gallery/v/foto_album/23/0145.jpg.html, who this soldier might be and who did captured him?
     
  4. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    might be good question to find answer for: 0145, who this soldier might be and who did captured him?
    Looking at the other pictures, and assuming some kind of context, he'll possibly be French colonial army, mate. 'Tirailleurs Senegalais', West African troops.
    (Not my subject though. Don't know how thorough French military segregation was, or if resident black blokes from France itself could join the 'local' Army?)

    Whoever he is, he'll likely have had a rough old time post-capture. Goebbels singled out France's Colonial troops as worthy of special (unpleasant) treatment.
     
  5. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    Alex, flicking through that gallery with the picture you mentioned - post it in the 1940 Section. Think they'd love it.
    Think it's this one:
    Фотоальбом №23 Looks like 1940 to me in later shots, hundreds in there.

    Tons of albums and interesting pictures in the main list aren't there:
    Галерея

    25 personal Private albums:
    Фотоальбомы немецких солдат

    Lots of postwar tank digging up too:
    Военная археология

    Blimey - cheers.
     
  6. deadb_tch

    deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever

    Alex, flicking through that gallery with the picture you mentioned - post it in the 1940 Section. Think they'd love it.
    Think it's this one:
    Фотоальбом №23 Looks like 1940 to me in later shots, hundreds in there.

    Tons of albums and interesting pictures in the main list aren't there:
    Галерея


    Yeah, especially this one showing us an event of rising up the T-34-76 from the swamp in Cherkassy region of Ukraine: Подъем танка Т-34
    That was on 17-18th of July 2008.
     
  7. Deacs

    Deacs Well i am from Cumbria.

    Brilliant pictures but how do you get to translate what is this google translate and how do i get it.
    Excellent by the way.
     
  8. deadb_tch

    deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever

    Brilliant pictures but how do you get to translate what is this google translate and how do i get it.
    Excellent by the way.

    Just load the link to translate.google.com form :)
     
  9. deadb_tch

    deadb_tch the deadliest b#tch ever

  10. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    Brilliant pictures but how do you get to translate what is this google translate and how do i get it.
    Excellent by the way.
    Several ways mate. You can go here:
    Google Translate
    And whack the URL in, but it's a tad clumsy to use and you sometimes have to keep refreshing the translation.

    So on my current browser (Firefox) I've got a button generated by the add-on/Plug-in 'Wiktionary and Google Translate'.
    If I'm on a foreign page I just click on the toolbar button & it magically translates everything inline.

    (sorry, cross-posted with alex.)
     
  11. Deacs

    Deacs Well i am from Cumbria.

    am cooking now all translated and ready to go cheers guys.

    Regards Michael.
     
  12. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    0170

    Do you think the photographer was trying to say something?
    Maybe not terribly keen on that officer?
     

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