Amazing to see the Freedom Square buildings unchanged:
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http://ww2incolour.blogspot.co.uk/20...in-colour.html
The photos in the above link were taken by Johannes Hähle and depict the civilian population of Kharkov under occupation by Nazi Germany during the Spring or Summer of 1942. Hähle was a photographer with a Propagandakompanie, and at the time he was assigned to a Luftwaffe reconnaissance unit, likely 4.(H)/Aufkl.Gr. 10 "Tannenberg" (4th Squadron, Reconnaissance Group 10 "Tannenberg").
Amazing to see the Freedom Square buildings unchanged:
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Thanks for the pictures.
Looks like a mock funeral to me. First time I see a coffin with slogans painted on it, and later put on fire in the middle of an airfield. Not to mention the happy faces of the crews..The Luftwaffe reconnaissance unit Hähle was assigned to were equipped with the the Focke-Wulf Fw 189 "Uhu" (Eagle Owl). Three of the photographs depict a funeral for a member of the unit.The "funeral" could have been part of a special occasion, i.e. change of command, etc.
According to Google Translate :
Your life - your income
I also
Still doesn't make any sense to me.
"... mich auch!!"
Usually this means: "You can kiss my a$$, too"
Thats an excellent set of photos thanks for posting
Thanks, great photos.