Italian POW - 1942-1943
- Alex Yeliseenko
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well, it seems that for soviet propaganda italian generals not only had surrended on thier own will but also signed an appeal to ask other soldiers to surrender....propaganda :roll:
IIRC, the three generals had been captured at Waluiki january 27, 1943 after the definitive failure of efforts to break the soviet pocket. They were freed in 1950 for their constant refusal to cohoperate...
IIRC, the three generals had been captured at Waluiki january 27, 1943 after the definitive failure of efforts to break the soviet pocket. They were freed in 1950 for their constant refusal to cohoperate...
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These pictures can be characterized by propaganda. Soldiers same "happy", as well as the Soviet soldiers in German to a captivity in German propaganda-photo.Lupo Solitario wrote:really interesting ones. Thanks
Do you know if the semovente is still existing?
(PS apart any consideration on evident propaganda pics, the caption in the third is wrong cause the XIII was not an artillery unit)
Why you consider, what it Semoventi arrives not from XIII Gruppo? This photo is made in Moscow by summer of 1943. Italy had Semoventi in the USSR in other units?
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No, my point was that XIII was not an ARTILLERY but a CAVALRY unit...that's all!Alex Yeliseenko wrote:These pictures can be characterized by propaganda. Soldiers same "happy", as well as the Soviet soldiers in German to a captivity in German propaganda-photo.Lupo Solitario wrote:really interesting ones. Thanks
Do you know if the semovente is still existing?
(PS apart any consideration on evident propaganda pics, the caption in the third is wrong cause the XIII was not an artillery unit)
Why you consider, what it Semoventi arrives not from XIII Gruppo? This photo is made in Moscow by summer of 1943. Italy had Semoventi in the USSR in other units?
Best Regards.
Alex. Winter Bearland.
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