Welcome to the old film time of the book, this group photo shared by all readers and friends today is from the old photos of the World War II period. Through this set of old photographs, we can look back at the images that have survived from this period of history. This photograph was taken in June 1944, during the Normandy landings, American soldiers in landing craft preparing to approach the coast, a fierce battle awaits them ahead, and some American soldiers are enjoying pre-war cigarettes to ease their tension.
This photograph was taken in early 1944, when the Germans deployed on the French coast in response to the subsequent Allied counterattack, due to the rout of the North African Campaign, Rommel the Desert Fox was transferred to France to take charge of the construction of the defensive line, but because Rommel intervened in the assassination of Hitler, he was eventually forced to commit suicide by poisoning, and a general fell.
This photograph was taken in June 1944 from the real scene of the Normandy landings, during which the Allies crossed the English Channel with 3 million troops during the Normandy landings. Since the successful landing in Normandy, the German army's two fronts on the east and west lines have been suppressed, especially the great rout on the eastern front, which has made the German army predict its own end.
This photograph was taken in 1940, in London under the Battle of Britain, the streets were full of ruins, and the brutal German bombing did not crush Britain. After the end of the Battle of Britain, it meant that Germany could not defeat Britain on the frontal battlefield, so the Nazi Fuehrer Hitler had to introduce the war into the Soviet Union in an attempt to suppress the future British counter-offensive by quickly defeating the Soviet Union.
This photo was taken in 1945, at the end of World War II, the Philippines under the counterattack of the Us military, at this time has come to the end of World War II, because Nazi Germany announced its surrender after the Battle of Berlin, Japan is difficult to support, the front line battlefield is invariably a rout, and the bombing of the mainland is a headache for Japan.
This photograph was taken in December 1941, when the Japanese bombed the U.S. military base pearl harbor in a sneak attack, showing the bombing of the U.S. airfield at Pearl Harbor, and the fire and smoke burned in front of it.
This photograph was taken in June 1944 of German soldiers captured at the Battle of Normandy, their weapons cleared, and German prisoners of war transporting wounded soldiers who would be held in prisoner-of-war camps awaiting the end of the war.
This photograph was taken in 1945 in a concentration camp liberated by the U.S. Military, where survivors cheered and shouted in front of the camera that they were lucky at the moment because they survived, while more unfortunate people had died under the massacre of the Nazi German army.