Conquered Europe or Wehrmacht - foreign tourists

[Hans1906]

raut,

for sure not a bridge at all, sorry, the photo was a typical "Schlossportal", please see attached photo from the
german "Schloss Bückeburg", etc...

Schloss Bückeburg https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Bückeburg


Hans

[raut]

Can't you see for yourself that this is completely different from what is shown in the photo that we are researching?

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Brussels I think is: Center - Saint Servais Church.
Baroque building w/dark roof could be the Town Hall of Schaerbeek.

Waleed

[raut]

Brussels I think is: Center - Saint Servais Church.
Baroque building w/dark roof could be the Town Hall of Schaerbeek.

Waleed

Walled,I want to applaud you again of course these are these buildings.Many thanks to you for your help in identification.

[raut]

Brussels again.In the center of the photo is the North Station, which was demolished in 1955.

We are not interested in the station, we are interested in the cathedral in the background photo.

Tell me what kind of cathedral it is, the basilica, as it is called.Does it currently exist?

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

It‘s still there.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_M ... yal_Church

Waleed

[raut]

It‘s still there.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_M ... yal_Church

Waleed

And again I want to applaud you.Thank you very much for your help and your activity in the topic.

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Give me more!
Sorry about the gate/bridge. Haven‘t been able to find it yet. Still looking.

Waleed

[raut]

Walled As for the bridge, this is no longer a mystery, I was right.
https://www.br.de/br-fernsehen/sendunge ... h-100.html
https://www.alt-simbach.de/simbach-um-1930-bis-1940/
https://www.bavariathek.bayern/wiederau ... am-inn/160

[raut]

Here's another mystery, possibly Belgium

[raut]

Belgium it is indeed. The statue of Mary and child at Keizersberg Abbey, Louvain.

[raut]

Tell me, please, to whom is this monument erected and where is it located?

[raut]

Who knows what kind of building with columns, where is it?

[raut]

As it turned out, the building with columns is the Church of St. Alexander in Warsaw.During the war in 1944 it was partially destroyed.Then it was rebuilt in 1949-1952 in the style of classicism - its appearance was restored before reconstruction in the 19th century. In 1951, the left tower that survived the war was demolished.
This is how he looked before and this is how he looks now.

[raut]

The building is very characteristic. Maybe someone knows where it is, but at the same time tell me about the characters.