i know,i know,i was just kidding
the picture you posted now is one of my favourite.
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"Feminists are silent when the bills arrive." -- Aetius
"Women have made a pact with the devil in return for the promise of exquisite beauty, their window to this world of lavish male attention is woefully brief." -- Some Guy
Sorry if any of these have already been posted
Paras of the 1st Airborne
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Indian troops at the Battle of Imphal
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Soldiers of the West Yorkshire Regiment at the Battle of Kohima
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Not a photo, but a pretty good picture of the Battle of Kohima
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British relief force heading for Kohima
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British soldiers in their defensive positions during the first Battle of El Alamein
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Australian soldiers in defensive positions at Tobruk
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British soldiers advance in Libya
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Men of the 50th Division fighting in the hedgerows of Normandy
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British soldiers during the Battle for Caen
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British soldiers take a break between fighting near Caen
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More British soldiers near Caen
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British soldiers on D-Day
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Aftermath of the attack at Villers-Bocage
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Canadian soldiers disembarking at Anzio
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British soldiers with captured Nazi Flag in Italy
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British soldiers at Salerno
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It always makes me sick how everybody pushes on the fact that Russians looted and raped the liberated German people yet cannot acknowledge the Germans have done so on a much, much larger and horrific scale. Even more importantly, the Russians deserved their rampage. So roughly how Stalin put it, the "Red Army is not an ideal army but one that is good at killing Germans".
Im very impressed with the first image,do you know more about it?
PS:There are a new TV documentary about the WW 2 in the National Geographic Channel ,they digital colour the image, it brings so much reality, I don't saw the WW 2 as a distant war no more, looks like this happen yesterday. Must see.
I open this thread not to see only the pictures , but know some of those pictures stories.
In your first picture I almost see my wife and my kid.Its terrible.
Last edited by pajomife; September 16, 2009 at 06:01 PM.
If I am not mistaken, that top pic is in Lithuania. The people about to be shot are Jewish, and the guy doing the shooting is a Lithuanian police officer (If thats how you would describe it). Don't quote me on that, but I think its quite a famous pic.
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Nice photo.
The guy standing on the right side of this photo is clearly David Walliams from "Little Britain" :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/littlebritain/
I didn't know that he is so old!
Last edited by Domen123; September 16, 2009 at 07:14 PM.
falnk with cavlary. stay a way from muder hoels.
"When one person suffers from a delusion it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called religion." -- Robert Pirsig
"Feminists are silent when the bills arrive." -- Aetius
"Women have made a pact with the devil in return for the promise of exquisite beauty, their window to this world of lavish male attention is woefully brief." -- Some Guy
Wasn't this supposed to be "best" WW2 photos, not "general photos from WW2"?
"I pray Heaven to bestow the best of blessings on this house and all that shall hereafter inhabit it. May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof."
- John Adams, on the White House, in a letter to Abigail Adams (2 November 1800)
This one of my favourite pictues from the winter war.
It is from the legendary Kollaa front, north of Lake Ladoga. A christmas sermon is taking place at the front. The quality of this picture is rather poor, but it will do.
The common culture of a tribe is a sign of its inner cohesion. But tribes are vanishing from the modern world, as are all forms of traditional society. Customs, practices, festivals, rituals and beliefs have acquired a flut and half-hearted quality which reflects our nomadic and rootless existence, predicated as we are on the global air-waves.
ROGER SCRUTON, Modern Culture
it's not ww2,but it has great pictures
^^The Winter War was still part of World War 2
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