The photo shows an exhausted German officer after heavy fighting in Stalingrad (1942).
A German soldier carries an MG-42 machine gun on his shoulder.
The photo shows a German soldier on horseback (1940).
The photo shows a Waffen-SS soldier with an ammunition belt for an MG-42 on the Eastern Front (1943).
The photo shows a highly decorated German soldier.
Awards:
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Iron Cross 1st Class
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Iron Cross 2nd Class
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Wound Badge
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Infantry Assault Badge
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Medal for the Winter Battle in the East 1941/42
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Melee Clasp
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Sudetenland Medal
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4 Tank Destruction Badges
The photo shows a German soldier with an MG-34 machine gun during the Battle of France (1940).
The photo shows a young German soldier with an MG-34 machine gun during the Battle of France (1940).
German paratrooper with an MG-42 machine gun.
The photo shows a German paratrooper carrying an MG-34 machine gun on his shoulder.
The photo shows German soldiers of the Afrika Korps (DAK) with an MG-34 machine gun (1942).
German soldier with an MG-34 machine gun.
The iconic Eiffel Tower is clearly visible in the foreground (1942).
In the photo, a German sergeant major observes potential targets through a trench with his MP-40 during the Battle of the Bulge (1944).
His comrade can be seen armed with a Karabiner 98k.
The photo shows young German soldiers with an MG-42 machine gun on the Eastern Front (1943).
The photo shows a mountain infantryman during military training (1940).
The insignia of the Kriegsmarine (German Navy) can be seen on his left sleeve.
German soldiers with an 8-cm Granatwerfer 34 (80 mm mortar).
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