Capture of Baden-Baden .Baden-Baden is taken on April 12, 1945 by the 5th RCA (Regiment of Chasseurs d’Afrique) of the 1st DB (Armored Division), following a movement turning operated in the mountain which allowed to avoid Rastatt where German troops established a line of important resistance.
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Lembach, France december 1944. An M10 tankdestroyer from the 645th tankdestroyer battalion is pushing through a roadobstruction.
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Hitler and his staff in Compiegne after signing the Armistice of France, 1940.
Me in Compiegne in 2019 recreating the past.
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Soldiers in a foxhole in Bois Jacquis near Foy. These are probably not the actual soldiers staying at Bois Jacquis but i put them in the spot because it looked nice.
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Meeting on the Avenue du Hadja in La Roche-en-Ardenne between British soldiers of the 51st Highland Division and U.S. soldiers of the 84th Infantry, 11 January 1945.
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US engineers about to blow the King Tiger #312 in La Gleize Belgium. Me standing in front of the King Tiger #213 in La Gleize.
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Same vehicle as in La Gleize (2) but from another angle. The 800 German soldiers left around 135 vehicles (including a Tiger II) and fled on foot across the Amblève into the Forest.
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La Gleize after the Battle of the Bulge. Could this be Tiger taken that is moved to his new spot and that you see already see in the back?
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A Stuart tank of 34th Armoured Brigade crossing a Bailey bridge over the Antwerp-Turnhout canal at Rijckevorsel during the attack north of Antwerp, 22 October 1944.
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Liberation of Mechelen in Belgium in 1944 by British and Canadian forces.
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