Frederick Woelkers returns to the battlfield where he was wounded in this quick youtube video put out by the US DOD. Woelkers was with the 102nd Infantry Division when he was wounded by sniper fire in Germany.
Frederick Woelkers returns to the battlfield where he was wounded in this quick youtube video put out by the US DOD. Woelkers was with the 102nd Infantry Division when he was wounded by sniper fire in Germany.
The myriad of uniform variations and service branches in the following images is a reminder of the chaotic nature of the late war in Germany. A member of the 9th Armored Division snapped a series of two dozen images of captured German soldiers. I’ve chosen a small selection to share here. These medium format negatives scan with great quality.
For those interested in views of Holland during WWII I present the following set of unwatermarked images. Please enjoy, and if you plan on using these for publication, please contact me first. I assume most were taken in Amsterdam, but some may have been snapped in other places in the Netherlands and possibly Germany.
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We here at Portraits of War have spent countless hours scanning and editing the photographic work of Alva, but have neglected to post a series of photos relating to what he looked like while stationed at Kennishall nearly 70 years ago. I hope you enjoy seeing the face of the man responsible for recording the everyday activities around Knettishall.
Alva Alegre took every opportunity to shoot in and around London while on pass. His images capture wartime London as seen in 1944, at a time when the Luftwaffe was still a real threat to the civilian population. Please enjoy the view through Alva’s lens as he travels throughout the city of London!