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Las fotos 262 y 263 corresponden a exhibiciones de material aleán de la II WW

Generaloberst Alfred Jodl, commander of Germany’s Wehrmacht, signed the surrender agreement with Allied forces on 7th May, 1945. The agreement declared that all Nazi troops of Germany’s land, air and naval forces should put down their arms and stop fighting.

15,5cm gun 418(f) in a gun bunker (Regelbau 694)

Field Marshal Erwin Rommel with officers on inspection of wooden barriers on the beach before the Atlantic Wall, April 1944.

Installing beach obstacles

German stands guard behind a “Spanish rider” barbed wire barrier

General der Flieger Friedrich Christiansen (left) inspects the Atlantik wall shortly before the Allied invasion in Normandy

General der Flieger Friedrich Christiansen (right) inspects the Atlantik wall shortly before the Allied invasion in Normandy

Soviet Union – “Operation Citadel” – fighting in the area Belgorod-Orel – Waffen SS Division “Das Reich”, crew during a stop in front of her Panzer III

Crew manning an artillery gun in support of operation Citadel

Operation Citadel, soldiers of Waffen-SS division “Das Reich” in front of a Tiger tank.

Kursk, Panzer Mk VI Tiger and soldiers of the Waffen-SS

Tiger Tanks of the SS Division Das Reich awaiting the start of Operation Citadel, the attack on the Kursk Salient

A soldier of the SS Division “Das Reich” in the turret of a Panzer Mk VI “Tiger”

Operation Citadel a Marder III 7,62cm Pak on the chassis of a Czech 38(t).

Panzerjäger Marder III Ausf. H (Sd. Kfz. 138)

Loading of new shells in a Panzer Mk VI Tiger tank

Near Pokrowka, a group of light field howitzers mounted on Panzer Mk II chassis, know as the Wespe or Sd.Kfz. 124 in a field near the frontline.

Operation Citadel, Panzer MK III with turret number 943 and in the foreground a Panzer MK II with turret number 914

Two Panzer Mk VI Tiger tanks, a destroyed vehicle and a German on a horse

Looking down the barrel of a Panzer MK VI Tiger tank during operation Citadel

German Soldiers on a Panzer Mk VI Tiger with turret number 123

FLAK gun firing during operation Citadel