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Not compactuo with communist ideals, Nazis, capitalists or any other type of political system. Do not bring me any root-Semitic, anti-American or anti-German antiestadunidense. I appreciate the passion and the historic event, "mining" information from all sources (reliable) that can enrich the photos published here.                                                                                                                                                                 
Execution of the Soviet underground in Minsk. In the picture - hanged 17-year-old Mary B. Bruskin.
An American soldier was killed when landing on an island in the Pacific.
Unknown American soldier 3rd U.S. Army, killed a German sniper in the spring of 1945 in Koblenz (Koblenz), Germany. Soldier Weapon - Automatic Rifle BAR.
German soldier killed in the plowed strip.
Dead British soldiers at Dunkirk. Along the streets are abandoned cars in the background on the left is seen the beach, from which prizvodit evacuation of Allied troops and equipment thrown at it.
Tomb of the Japanese pilot on an island in the South Pacific.The inscription on the gravestone cross indicates that the Japanese pilot killed in combat in June 1942.
A German officer, who was killed in a British raid in the Western Desert in North Africa in 1942. At the foot of the officer, dressed in a high mountain laced boots, it is sub-machine gun MP-40, the fragment is visible behind the head holder for binoculars.
The German doctor at the corpses of British soldiers.
Employees of the U.S. military administration are prepared to execute by hanging a German specialist in tropical medicine, Dr. Klaus Karl Schilling (Claus Karl Schilling) - he put on his head a black bag. December 13, 1945 Schilling was sentenced to death by the tribunal on charges of conducting medical experiments on more than 1000 prisoners at Dachau camp. From the injection died from malaria from 300 to 400 people, and many of the survivors suffered permanent health damage.