Jakob Nacken: The Tallest German Soldier of Second World War, 1944
On one side towered a 7ft 3in (2.21m) German man-mountain who quit his job with …
On one side towered a 7ft 3in (2.21m) German man-mountain who quit his job with …
Once the United States abandoned neutrality and declared war on Germany in April…
The events of 1942 were crucial in the way that World War Two played out. The fi…
The picture depicts a liberated Czech political inmate pointing an identifying a…
He was Korean – captured by the Japanese and pressed to fight the Soviets, captu…
It was the night of June 29, 1941, in the foothills of Murmansk, Soviet Union. C…
A Dutch woman is seen here with her husband, a German soldier that she had marri…
These iconic photographs were taken in 1947 at Vienna’s Southern Railway Station…
Under British military escort, two German Luftwaffe crewmen, an Unteroffizier (S…
Leonard Siffleet, an Australian commando during World War II, served in the M Specia…
Downed U.S. airman Dewey Waddell was taken captive by Vietnamese communist fight…
Five emaciated former prisoners of war sitting on the steps of an ambulance in S…
In this photograph, a Red Army soldier is seen marching a German soldier into ca…
The image shows the faces of German prisoners of war, captured by Americans, wat…
Yakov Dzhugashvili, Stalin's elder son, served in the Red Army during the Second…
All these German prisoners of war were captured following the Falaise Pocket bat…
Heinrich Himmler looks at a young Soviet prisoner of war during an official visi…
The Japanese treatment of prisoners of war in World War II was barbaric. The men…
The mother of a prisoner thanks Konrad Adenauer upon his return from Moscow on S…
After spending more than five years in a North Vietnamese camp, Lt. Col. Robert …