A damaged Pz 38t tank and German soldier
A German soldier of the Nazi Wehrmacht examines a damaged Pz 38t light tank (LT vz 38 of Czech production) of the Panzerwaffe. LT vz.38 – originally Czechoslovak light tank…
A line of Japanese soldiers with captured machine guns
A line of Japanese soldiers marching with captured light machine guns. On the shoulders of Japanese soldiers machine guns captured during the fighting against the Chinese army: the Czech ZB…
Czech La-5FN fighter at the airport
The Czech La-5FN fighter of Soviet production from the 1st Fighter Aviation Regiment of the Air Force of Czechoslovakia at the airport, during the Slavavian uprising in August-October 1944.
Poles, Austrians and Czechs from the Wehrmacht, captured in the battle for Saint-Lô
A group of captured Nazi Wehrmacht soldiers waiting on the French coast for further internment to England on American ships of the LST type (in the background). The group includes…
Military nurse from the 1st separate Czechoslovak battalion Malvina Fridmanova
Military nurse from the 1st separate Czechoslovak battalion Malvína Friedmannová. May 25, 1944. She was awarded the Soviet Order of the Red Star (left) and the Military Cross of Czechoslovakia…
Pz 38 t and the German motorcyclist of the 8th Panzer Division
German BMW-R35 motorcyclist rides past light tanks Pz. II and Pz 38 t (of Czech production) from the 8th Panzer Division of the Nazi Wehrmacht. The Eastern Front, 1941. Location:…
Residents of Prague dismantling a street barricade
Peaceful residents of Prague dismantle the street barricade after the end of hostilities in the city. Location: Prague, Czechoslovakia Date: May 1945
Shot from a German 240-mm heavy howitzer
Shot from the German 240-mm heavy howitzer on the positions of Red Army on the Perekop Isthmus, Soviet Russia. This is 240 mm heavy howitzer of the Czechoslovak company Škoda,…
Heavy German artillery, which shelled Leningrad
Soviet officers of the Red Army inspect heavy German artillery guns of the Nazi Wehrmacht that fired at peaceful residents of besieged Leningrad – two 305-mm mortars M16 produced by…
The German 305-mm mortar M16, from which Leningrad was shelled
Captured by Soviet Army soldiers the 305-mm M16 mortar of Czech company “Skoda”, used by the Nazi Wehrmacht to shelter the besieged Leningrad the Soviet city. 305-mm mortar M16 was…