Unforgettable moments in history: Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Ching-kuo sitting on the aircraft carrier, Hitler in kimono looks strange
Eva Braun (February 6, 1912 – April 30, 1945), wife of Adolf Hitler, was born in Munich, Germany. From midnight on April 28, 1945 to early morning on April 29, 1945, Hitler and Eva were married in the bunker. At about 3:30 p.m. on April 30, Eva swallowed potassium cyanide, and Hitler shot at the temple on the right, both committing suicide in the bunker.
"Paris falls, Hitler takes pictures under the Eiffel Tower" As the French army retreated, the French declared Paris an "undefended city". On June 10, 1940, the French government withdrew from Paris. On June 14, Nazi Germans captured the French capital, Paris, without bloodshed. The French flag on the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe was lowered, Hitler led the German generals to visit the Eiffel Tower, and the French people were crying
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Hitler in a kimono looks weird
This old photo was published as an "exclusive" by the Uk's Daily Express website and also appeared on the UK's Daily Mail website. Two newspapers say the photograph was taken in the 1930s, with an unknown background and timing, and may have been taken after Nazi Germany signed the Anti-Comintern Pact with Japan in November 1936.
The Daily Mail believes that Hitler is accustomed to wearing a Nazi military uniform, and this photo of him wearing a loose kimono makes him look weird and funny.
The Daily Express believes that this kimono photo may be the most unusually dressed photo of Hitler that people have ever seen, and he never wants it to be exposed to the world.
Two French girls in German uniforms. The reason why the European girl fell in love with the German army is not difficult to guess. The difficult years of war are hard for people in peacetime to imagine, and conqueror soldiers can provide girls with many material things, such as extra food and necessities, as well as reliable security. At the same time, due to the decline in men during the war, some lonely women could seek comfort from the occupiers.
From the Middle Ages onwards, hair was considered one of the most attractive features of a woman. Many ways to shame women are to deprive women of their most attractive features. But often, shaving a woman's head was a medieval punishment for adultery. In 1944, as the war was coming to an end, the French again used the act to humiliate the "female traitors" who were believed to have cooperated with the Germans and squeezed their compatriots. The picture shows a female traitor who is brutally shaved off her head, forcibly put on a truck, and paraded in the streets! According to incomplete statistics, a total of 23,315 French women were shaved as punishment for having an affair with German occupation soldiers.
On the Italian front, an American soldier sits on a wooden box of C-type rations and supervises German prisoners of war. The shooting time is April 1945, the war is almost over, you can see the people in the photo, looking much more relaxed. Notice the gravestone of the German soldier next to the American soldier, a German superior named Günter Müller, born in 1922 and died in 1944 at the age of 22.
A farmer pushes two Japanese soldiers on a wheelbarrow. The large mansion behind them on the right, with its arches, seems to be the home of a rich family, and of course, it may also be a temple. Eighty years later, it probably doesn't exist anymore.
In 1941, Japanese devils were burying Chinese soldiers alive. Those Jingri fans have wide-eyed and take a good look at what kind of suffering their compatriots and ancestors have experienced! When you beautify Japan, can you sleep at night?
[Pictured: Yoshiko Kawashima, the traitor of the Spring Breeze!] On March 25, 1948, the Nationalist government executed the traitor Yoshiko Kawashima. The inmate read the execution order to her, and she pretended to be delicate, pointing to the red sweater and blue sweater pants on her body and saying, "It has all faded, return to me the dress that I took last time by you, and let me change into it to see the king of Yama." The prison officer looked at Xiang Xiang with pity and pity for Yu Xiang: "It's not that I don't try my best, I urged it a few times, the above is not approved, what is the way, please include it more." ”
In 1966, Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Ching-kuo aboard the USS Enterprise. What were they thinking? "The aircraft carrier is a good thing..., a pity..." The little brother behind is a bit handsome, and the strength grabs the mirror!