3. [75 years ago today] German commandos captured in American uniform are prepared ...

[75 years ago today] German commandos captured in American uniform are prepared for execution, 23 December 1944. Colour by PieceOfJake.

are you stupid... those photos are of my grandfather who served in the Soviet army... most of them are from when he was in leningrad. If you believe they're fake than I dare you to do a reverse image search and show me where I got those photos from. By the way am not a nazi XD. Me pitying the deaths of men makes me a nazi in your faggot world ? Fucking miserable sack of shit.

Also why dont you end yourself.... you autistic piece of dog shit. You are garbage... human garbage, imagine asking people to kill themselves for pitying the death of another person. It's people like you, who are gross and pathetic, keyboard warrior faggots like you that the world is shit. You pathetic bugman

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The corpses of SS men lie on The Kharkov battlefield. Because of their well-documented cruelty on the Eastern Front, SS soldiers were almost never taken prisoner by the Russians, who preferred to execute any such captives on the spot. Japanese soldiers stand in attention during sunrise in Wuchang, Wuhan, China, 1938. Colourised by Julius Jaaskelainen. General Sir Bernard Montgomery shows Winston Churchill the battle situation on a map held by the Commander of the 2nd Canadian Division, General G G Symonds, during the Prime Minister's visit to Normandy, July 22, 1944 Sherman Firefly convoy, June 1944. German Waffen-SS soldier founds and captures two Russians behind a destroyed T-34 tank. The commander of the tank lies deadly wounded while his comrade is holding his hand. Then, in a last mark of respect given to a dying enemy, the German soldier gives him water - Eastern Front, Kursk, July, 1943.

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