In the Red Army, photographing against the background of the enemy's battered equipment was not widespread, simply because of the fewer cameras in the hands of the soldiers and the population. Plus, difficulties with developing and printing. The Germans simply sent films to the rear, to commercial workshops, where they printed pictures. This small selection is an attempt to fill that big gap in lighting, the flight of the Wehrmacht from our land. Before you is a typical picture of the defeat of a retreating enemy in June-July 1944. Very similar to 1941. As it came back to haunt, and responded!
2024 Author: Matthew Elmers | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-11 04:35
