Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
awara,
only one photo is known, and nobody is sure about the origin, the photographer, the time of the photo..?
Speculations about not existing photos lead to absolutely nothing, what are your sources for more photos, that would interest all of us?
Hans1906
P.S. Interesting that this question came from a user from Pakistan?
only one photo is known, and nobody is sure about the origin, the photographer, the time of the photo..?
Speculations about not existing photos lead to absolutely nothing, what are your sources for more photos, that would interest all of us?
Hans1906
P.S. Interesting that this question came from a user from Pakistan?
The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)
Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Btw, looking closer to the above photo, there is one german officer using probably a camera.
The second person from left on the lower area of the photo, typical position of a camera, but this is only my guess...
All pure speculation, suppositions, nothing more.
Hans1906
The second person from left on the lower area of the photo, typical position of a camera, but this is only my guess...
All pure speculation, suppositions, nothing more.
Hans1906
The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=5482710
This is also one of the photo taken the next day I guess of Otto Skorzeny (but not sure) entering the Bendlerblock.
By Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1972-109-18A / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, This is also one of the photo taken the next day I guess of Otto Skorzeny (but not sure) entering the Bendlerblock.
The officer you mentioned is probably holding a camera, but not sure. So every photo taken on that day or the other day cannot be accounted for or may exist but unpublished somewhere in the archives.
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Gently pointing out there is a big difference between official or even unofficial photographers being on hand a day later during the clean up for propaganda purposes and one taking photos in the dead of night during a confused and unauthorized execution lit only by truck light. Both of these day after pics are very well known.
Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Good morning to the topic,
probably Otto Skorzeny, but what was the reason for Skorzeny, to show up at the Bendlerblock at that time?
Interesting photo, photo is also shown on the german Wikipedia site about the Bendlerblock:
Bendlerblock / Wikipedia (G) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bendlerblock
Weekend greetings
Hans1906
probably Otto Skorzeny, but what was the reason for Skorzeny, to show up at the Bendlerblock at that time?
Interesting photo, photo is also shown on the german Wikipedia site about the Bendlerblock:
Bendlerblock / Wikipedia (G) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bendlerblock
Weekend greetings
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
As the BendlerBlock was occupied by the SS after the failure of plot, Skorzeny was sent by Himmler to stop any further executions(as in the case of Stauffenberg) and to secure the building. Himmler was made the Commander of the Reserve army by Hitler replacing Generaloberst Fromm.
Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Maybe so it was
von Haeften tries to protect Stauffenberg
Of course it's a recreation, but in the absence of finding the supposed original picture, you have to settle for this
von Haeften tries to protect Stauffenberg
Of course it's a recreation, but in the absence of finding the supposed original picture, you have to settle for this
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Any idea which film/documentary that’s from?
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Yes, from ' Secret plot to kill Hitler ' ( Discovery Channel )
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
Probably a final scene from the german 1955 movie "Der 20. Juli" starrring the german actor Herr Wolfgang Preiss as Stauffenberg.
The very best post war german movie about the July 20th plot, very recommended, excellent!
Der 20. Juli (1955) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_20._Juli
Wolfgang Preiss Wikipedia (G) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Preiss
Translation from the german Wikipedia:
"From then on, Preiss was fixed on roles of upright and dutiful officers, similar to his colleague Wolfgang Büttner, among others in Dogs, Will You Live Forever by Frank Wisbar, in Sharks and Small Fish and in The Green Devils of Monte Cassino. Preiss also played roles of upright soldiers or dutiful, National Socialist Wehrmacht officers in numerous international productions, mainly in Italy and the USA. He also appeared in lavish and star-studded major productions such as Der längste Tag (1962) and Die Brücke von Arnheim (1976) by Richard Attenborough, directed by Otto Preminger in Der Kardinal (1963), alongside Jean-Paul Belmondo in Der Boss hat hat sich was ausgedacht (1964) and in Brennt Paris? (1966). In 1964 he appeared alongside Burt Lancaster in The Train, directed by John Frankenheimer, and in 1965 he appeared alongside Frank Sinatra in Colonel von Ryan's Express, alongside Robert Mitchum in The Battle of Anzio, and as Erwin Rommel alongside Richard Burton in Hunt for Rommel."
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P.S. Herr Wolfgang Preiss is well known for his many performances as the typical german "Officer/General", a modern war movie legend,
well remembered, a great actor.
The very best post war german movie about the July 20th plot, very recommended, excellent!
Der 20. Juli (1955) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_20._Juli
Wolfgang Preiss Wikipedia (G) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Preiss
Translation from the german Wikipedia:
"From then on, Preiss was fixed on roles of upright and dutiful officers, similar to his colleague Wolfgang Büttner, among others in Dogs, Will You Live Forever by Frank Wisbar, in Sharks and Small Fish and in The Green Devils of Monte Cassino. Preiss also played roles of upright soldiers or dutiful, National Socialist Wehrmacht officers in numerous international productions, mainly in Italy and the USA. He also appeared in lavish and star-studded major productions such as Der längste Tag (1962) and Die Brücke von Arnheim (1976) by Richard Attenborough, directed by Otto Preminger in Der Kardinal (1963), alongside Jean-Paul Belmondo in Der Boss hat hat sich was ausgedacht (1964) and in Brennt Paris? (1966). In 1964 he appeared alongside Burt Lancaster in The Train, directed by John Frankenheimer, and in 1965 he appeared alongside Frank Sinatra in Colonel von Ryan's Express, alongside Robert Mitchum in The Battle of Anzio, and as Erwin Rommel alongside Richard Burton in Hunt for Rommel."
Hans1906
P.S. Herr Wolfgang Preiss is well known for his many performances as the typical german "Officer/General", a modern war movie legend,
well remembered, a great actor.
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Re: Colonel Stauffenberg's execution pictures??
That’s the one where they got the eye patch on the wrong side isn’t it?
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JaJaJa...
Nitpickers ("Erbsenzähler") once again, did you ever watch the 1955 movie, probably never..?
Hans1906
Nitpickers ("Erbsenzähler") once again, did you ever watch the 1955 movie, probably never..?
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Hardly nit picking LOL. A fairly important and basic error. Isn’t that the one produced by Falk Harnack, a relative of executed 20. Juli and Scholl Group resisters?
It was good. I also liked Aufstand Gegen Adolf Hitler with Bernhard Wicki.
It was good. I also liked Aufstand Gegen Adolf Hitler with Bernhard Wicki.
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Good afternoon valkyrie,
you are right, the photo is a still from the 1955 german movie "Der 20. Juli".
Directed by Falk Harnack, starring german actor Joachim Preiss as Graf Stauffenberg.
Link, already posted above in this topic:
Der 20. Juli (1955) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_20._Juli
Excellent movie, to me the best (semi-documentary) film about the July 20th 1944 plot, very recommended.
Hans1906
you are right, the photo is a still from the 1955 german movie "Der 20. Juli".
Directed by Falk Harnack, starring german actor Joachim Preiss as Graf Stauffenberg.
Link, already posted above in this topic:
Der 20. Juli (1955) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_20._Juli
Excellent movie, to me the best (semi-documentary) film about the July 20th 1944 plot, very recommended.
Hans1906
The paradise of the successful lends itself perfectly to a hell for the unsuccessful. (Bertold Brecht on Hollywood)