Wilhelm Keitel before the capitulation of Nazi Germany

Wilhelm Keitel before the capitulation of Nazi Germany

Dec 6, 2015 #Red Army, #Wehrmacht

Wilhelm Keitel

 

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel riding in a passenger car with Soviet officers for the signing of the unconditional surrender of the Greater Germany. The Eastern Front of the Second World War in Europe.

Wilhelm Keitel (22 September 1882 Helmsherode, Duchy of Braunschweig (today Lower Saxony) – October 16, 1946, Nuremberg, Bavaria) is the German military leader, chief of staff of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht (German armed forces) – OKW (1938-1945), Field Marshal (1940).

He signed the act of capitulation of Nazi Germany, who completed the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union and World War II in Europe.

 

Place: Berlin, Germany
Shooting time: May 8, 1945
Author: Ivan Shahin

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