Old world war PHOTOS: Soviet prisoners of war who are about to be buried alive, German division commanders on the front line to command the battle!
This is an old photograph of the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, which records the fact that the Nazi fascist army brutally treated Soviet prisoners of war during World War II, and the Germans forced two Soviet prisoners of war and a Soviet civilian to dig graves for themselves and intended to bury them alive.
The photo was taken of the Waffen-SS Skeleton Division Commander Theodor. Ike was directing the battle on the front line, while the Skeleton Division was fighting the Soviets on the Eastern Front. In the early stages of World War II, the SS Skeleton Division was a nearly invincible existence, but in the Siege of Demyansk on the Eastern Front, the Skeleton Division suffered heavy losses from the Soviet Army and directly reduced its personnel by one-half, which was really gratifying!
In the summer and autumn of 1942, the commander of the 588th Regiment announced to the pilots that the unit, from commander to pilot, was all women, and that for them there was no third option for each sortie to either return triumphantly or sacrifice for the country. Despite such risks, the female pilots went out night and night with great fighting enthusiasm, disturbing the chickens and dogs in the rear of the German army.
The photo shows the soldiers of the 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion of the United States in World War II, at this time they won the Battle of Stavolot in Belgium, the soldiers left a photo in front of the M10 tank destroyer, these American soldiers in the picture are really handsome, they have completed their mission, and then they will have a good rest!