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Some interesting photos here, but you'll need plenty of 'joe', my eyes fell out of their sockets after photo 2,000...!!!! :pdt12:

 

There are over 6,000 altogether...

 

 

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category...batch_Bild_101I



   
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Impressive! I feel my eyes are about to pop out, after titling over a thousand photos this week! I've been re-sizing, titling, improving, sorting and uploading for the past two weeks. Ya, been going through a bit of "the joe" myself! :coffee::coffee::coffee::coffee:


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Makes one wonder whatelse the Bundesarchiv has in their archives.

My eyes hurt from viewing and storing the most interesting photos (to me).

 

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:armata_PDT_37: Great link Moose Thx.


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Just looking at the first page... what a friggin' mess.

 

To think my grandpa flew over this when he arrived in Germany in 1945 and saw it in color.


God bless those heroes who suffered and died, for plain folks, like you and me.

War is a crime. Ask the infantry and ask the dead.


   
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Just looking at the first page... what a friggin' mess.

 

To think my grandpa flew over this when he arrived in Germany in 1945 and saw it in color.

 

Do you mean to say that World War II wasn't really in Black & White???

 

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