World War II Pictures (65 pics)

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Germany, Soviet Union, USA, Japan, etc. Very interesting photos of WW II.

German SS soldiers

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A french citizen cries as German soldiers march in Paris durin the French Occupation

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Bombing of Reims Cathedral

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Buna Beach, New Guinea February 1943. The first picture of American Casualties to ever be shown in the newspaper back in the States.

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Japanese Zero shot down

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Pearl Harbor

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Norma Jeane Mortenson aka Marilyn Monroe

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Pilot sits on a Curtiss p-40

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RAF Pilot gets a haircut

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Barmaley Fountain, battle of Stalingrad

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Hitler during Wartime

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Fascist headquarters in Italy

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Himmler meets a soviet prisoner

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The battle of Britain

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Action

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Shell shocked reindeer

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Troop movements

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Chinese soldier guarding P-40 Warhawk fighters of the AVG 'Flying Tigers', China, circa 1942

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Naval Action

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Cloud over Hiroshima...

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German Soldiers salute a Swiss Guard.

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Ike addressing the troops

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WW2 in color

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WW2 in color

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Hitler and officers in Paris

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WW2 In color

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WW2 Bombs falling

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Boeing B-29 Superfortress

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Bombing

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WW2 in color

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WW2 in color

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American Female plant worker

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Destruction

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WW2 bombs over Japan

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WW2 Bombing run

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American bombers WW2

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U.S. Aircraft carrier

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Dresden post bombing

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Special Air Service troops. With their Vickers guns.

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WW2 Naval

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WW2 Victory

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WW2 Dead Japanese soldier

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Japanese surrender

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Geobbels in Geneva

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WW2 Action

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WW2

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WW2

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Invasion of Iwo Jima

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Soviet Woman Hero

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Hitlers Bunker post invasion

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Goering's "mugshot"

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Himmlers body

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Soviet victory

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Soviet flag over Berlin

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Negative of that iconic victory shot, Iwo Jima

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Goering at the Nuremberg Trials

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Nagasaki

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Hiroshima post bombing

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Mushroom cloud over Nagasaki

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Douglas MacArthur signs formal surrender of Japan, 1945

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V-J Day in Times Square

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WW2 Victory

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Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov

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№1 Author: Jericho (12 Sep 2013 01:44) Total user comments: 670

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Are you sure #33 is from WW2?

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№2 Author: capt.huffnpuff (12 Sep 2013 03:06) Total user comments: 2822

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#39 The raid on Dresden is considered by many to be questionable at best. The allies bombed Dresden late in the war. The official post war report said "The raid achieved the military objective, without excessive loss of civilian life" yet the largest raid targeted the city itself with 50% of the total tonnage of explosives dropped. The important military targets in the suburbs were not bombed. There was little or no reason to bomb the city center.

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№3 Author: ottovp (12 Sep 2013 14:32) Total user comments: 582

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capt.huffnpuff,

it was only for revenge....

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№4 Author: amcjau (12 Sep 2013 14:33) Total user comments: 885

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We Are Right sucks

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№5 Author: whiteho2 (12 Sep 2013 17:12) Total user comments: 123

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The controversy created of the fire bombing by the RAF and USAF of cities such as Dresden was an appalling act in itself. The young crews who carried out such missions where coming home against all odds and their memory has only just been officially recognised.
History can teach many things but we will never be in a position to judge those who at the time knew the Germans were finally on the back-foot and saw this as an opportunity to end the war. After all the suffering inflicted on the Allied countries, they had the reasons and experience to make the decision to finally crush the enemy. The A-bomb was the same in my view. Imagine if Japan or Germany had developed it first. Imagine if WW2 raged for a further 20 years. It doesn't bare thinking about.

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№6 Author: RAHRAHRAH (12 Sep 2013 18:42) Total user comments: 0