Porter lighting a cigarette for Churchill, Hitler attending the wedding of the "Nazi Crown Prince", 9 rare photos of history
Figure 1: In 1944, he decided to take a Japanese tank back as a trophy. Can you tell the models of the two tanks?
Figure 2: In 1942,
The Krupp plant produces The Destroyers tracks sleeper plows
。 A huge hook was installed on its base, towed by two locomotives, working at a speed of 7-10 km h. The vandal aircraft was armed with explosives, anti-aircraft guns and machine guns. See this device for the first time, have you ever seen it?
Figure 3: A Finnish soldier curls up under a tree on the Hanko front line reading a book between battles on July 13, 1941.
In the second half of 1941, the war between Finland and the Soviet Union continued, and the Battle of Hanko was a series of long, small battles fought on the Hanko Peninsula in southwestern Finland
。 Dear students, what reason do you have not to love reading?
Figure 4: Normandy, France, June 1944. A family slave with three surnames from Korea. This guy first joined the Japanese army, then was captured by the Soviet Union and became a Soviet army, and then he was captured by the German army and became a German army... Finally arrested by the Americans, and finally immigrated to the United States.
Figure 5: June 6, 1944,
Rommel inspected the Normandy forces with his secret weapon, the T-800
。 Soon, Rommel was caught up in a plot to overthrow Hitler, and under Hitler's persecution,
Rommel was forced to commit suicide by poisoning himself on a truck on October 14, 1944
He was 53 years old
Figure 6
Hitler attending the wedding of the "Nazi Crown Prince"
This photograph was taken in 1935, when Hitler attended the wedding of Goering and his second wife,
Hitler himself served as a witness to the marriage
。 Goering was Hitler's most loyal follower, serving as Air Marshal plus The Rank of Reich Field Marshal during World War II.
Known as the Nazi Crown Prince
。 After World War II, Goering was captured by the Allies. In the "Nuremberg Trials" that tried German party, government, and army leaders, he was convicted of "conspiracy," "crimes of breaching peace," "war crimes," and "crimes against humanity," and sentenced to hanging. On October 15, 1946, the night before his execution, Goering committed suicide by taking poison.
Figure 7: In Hiroshima, Japan, 1945, Japanese soldiers waiting for a train home.
Figure 8: In the 1950s, before the dangers of cigarettes were discovered, nurses marketed cigarettes to patients
Figure 9:
In 1944, a dock porter was lighting cigars for Churchill, smoking his own small white cigarettes, and it seemed that there was a big disparity between class and wealth
。 Churchill and the Cigar Fun Fact: In the summer of 1940, when Churchill was at dinner with his beloved general Montgomery at a restaurant on the North African front, he asked Montgomery what he drank, and General Montgomery replied:"
water. I don't drink, I don't smoke, I get enough sleep, that's why I'm 100 percent in good shape and get a lot of success.
Churchill immediately replied: "
I'm an alcoholic, I rarely sleep, I smoke cigars one after another, and that's why I'm 200% in shape and direct you to win.
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