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📷🧵 6. "Show me your papers!"

We associate that demand with authoritarian or totalitarian regimes. Below are some Danish WW2 id cards, including false ones. The far left photo shows a #resistance member's false vs real papers. #History #WW2 #Occupation #Nazis #NeverAgain #Denmark #WW2photos

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Some wintry scenes from around the area of Stalag XVIIIA Wolfsburg, Austria #TheUndefeated #WW2pics #WW2photos

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Some more photos acquired while researching my book. Lots of larger POW camps built theatres as an outlet for the prisoners. Those who didn’t have to work had lots of time on their hands and often crafted elaborate sets, props and costumes. #TheUndefeated #WW2pics #WW2photos

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September 1944: Oscha. Fischer (first from the right) with those members of the 1. Kompanie, SS-PzAA1, who survived the Falaise Pocket.

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British or Commonwealth POWs in North Africa probably some time between Feb 41 and Oct 42. Someone may be able to ID a unit from the number on the universal carrier which the Germans have commandeered. 2nd photo shows prisoners being searched. #WW2photos #photofriday

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Mixture of (I think) British and French POWs. The men were often herded into these temporary sorts of enclosures as they were marched from France to camps in Germany and occupied Poland. #ww2 #ww2photos #POW1940

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British POWs being marched from Dunkirk. Location unknown. #ww2 #ww2photos #POW1940

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French POWs, 1940. possibly Chasseurs Alpins? #ww2photos #ww2 #POW1940

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Incorrectly identified as Indian troops by the seller - these are most likely French Moroccan or Algerian troops captured in France 1940. #photofriday #WW2photos

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Captured men - going by the visible cap badge possibly from the Royal Sussex regiment. The 2nd, 6th and 7th battalions all saw action in France in May/June 1940 with the two territorial battalions (6th, 7th) suffering heavy casualties. The remainder of the 2nd battalion was later to form the core of the 10th Parachute battalion in 1943.  #WW2photos #WW2images #prisonersofwar

Captured men - going by the visible cap badge possibly from the Royal Sussex regiment. The 2nd, 6th and 7th battalions all saw action in France in May/June 1940 with the two territorial battalions (6th, 7th) suffering heavy casualties. The remainder of the 2nd battalion was later to form the core of the 10th Parachute battalion in 1943. #WW2photos #WW2images #prisonersofwar

Captured men - possibly from the Royal Sussex regiment. The 2nd, 6th & 7th battalions saw action in France in May/June 1940. The two territorial btns (6th, 7th) suffered heavy casualties. The 2nd barn later formed the core of the 10th Parachute btn in 1943. #WW2photos #WW2images #prisonersofwar

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