BILDER TATT AV TYSKE SOLDATER I NORGE 1940 - 1945

Mostly photos and photo albums captured in Norway during WWII. But there will always be section of photos and photo albums from around the world.


Most viewed - MG-BTL. 13
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MG13-481.jpg531 views
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REPPAR2.JPGRepparfjord - camp building529 viewsProbably the most important equipment.
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REPPAR5.JPGRepparfjord - camp building528 viewsThe camp in winter1 comments
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SKI2.JPGWinter Training522 viewsThe MG-Batallion13 was guarding the Westwall at south germany when it was chosen for Weserübung at denmark. They had no Winter training and when integrated into the mountain corps they had a winter training with towing the troops on skis or sledges.
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Nurnberg.JPGNürnberg at Trondheim with 2 Heinkel He 115522 viewsPhoto is probably done at Trondheim while Gneisenau was repaired from its torpedo damage.
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MG13-189.jpgTromsø519 views
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MG13-570.jpgKarelien514 views
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MG13-417.jpg513 views
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REPPAR3.JPGRepparfjord - camp building504 viewsProbably the building of a winter camp for MG-Batallion 13 at Repparfjord
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Usling1.JPGGrave at Lillehammer, picture backside504 viewsThe witing on the back of the picture with the graves at Lillehammer church.
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MG13-307.jpgÃ…ndalsnes503 views
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MG13-559.jpgUnteroffisier Otto Muller 16/11/1915 - 15/09/1941 Karelien501 viewsOtto Müller ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Rovaniemi-Norvajaervi.
Endgrablage: Gruft 6 Tafel 3

Nachname:Müller
Vorname:Otto
Dienstgrad:Unteroffizier
Geburtsdatum:16.11.1915
Todes-/Vermisstendatum:15.09.1941
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MG13-345.jpgOppdal499 viewsKongsvoll; Knut_K1 comments
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Wo3.JPGUnknown harbour and time497 viewsMG-Bataillon 13 at an unknown harbour.
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MG13-569.jpgKarelien496 views
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Lokken-Lager.JPG2. MG-Bataillon13 at Lökken495 viewsThe back of the photo reads Lökken. Since i have a photo of the Folketshus of Lökken i think these photos belong together. Watching this photo i think doing these ornaments needed some time. So i guess it wasn't just a short visit, but rather that the unit was placed their for a while. Anyone knows more?
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