Pictures from Yugoslavia 1941-1945: take a look!

[G. Trifkovic]

And another few to close the "Grosse Geschichte des Dritten Reiches und des Zweiten Weltkrieges" collection.
First,partisan artillery in action around Knin,1944.Underneath the picture stood the following:"C-in-C Südost von Weichs,during a Lagebesprechung in September 1944:"Classification of the enemy as "Bandits" and the fighting against him as "Bandenkrieg" showed itself ultimately as wrong.In reality,he is (new units excluded) tacticaly and operationaly well led,dynamical,enviably equipped with heavy weapons and of steadily growing strength.""

[G. Trifkovic]

Partisans on roll call after liberation of Jajce.Part of Lagebericht des Befehlhabers der deutschen Truppen in Kroatien vom 22.Dezember 1942: " Poltical slogans of Tito's command call for unity of all citizens against chetniks,ustashas and occupying troops,wisely leaving out plans of world revolution.Humane treatment of Croatian Home Defence soldiers didn't fail to produce it's desired effect. In general,they try to make their coming into power acceptable to the uprising movement by enforcing discipline and organising a considerate administration."

[G. Trifkovic]

Column of partisans in lens of an air reconnaissance camera.

[G. Trifkovic]

And now for something completely different: Mostar (with the old "Old Bridge"),Herzegovina photographed by an Allied reconnaissance plane-taken from evidenceincamera.co.uk .A beautiful photo...

[Victor]

What is the source for Partizanska kolona u snijegu.jpg? Please do not forget to mention the sources. Also, if the photo is already available online, then it us better to post it using the [img] tags.

[G. Trifkovic]

Mr. Victor,about "Kolona" :

And another few to close the "Grosse Geschichte des Dritten Reiches und des Zweiten Weltkrieges"

and I looked for the Mostar pic on the site few minutes ago,but couldn't find it-I downloaded it months ago,they've probably removed it.

Cheers,

Gaius

[G. Trifkovic]

Picture from the book "Sarajevo u revoluciji".Text underneath:"Photo made by enemy photographer of burial of German soldiers killed in combat with the 6. East-Bosnian Brigade and other PLA units on Zlatni Bor ,in May 1943.

[G. Trifkovic]

Next five photos are from Ingomar Pust's "Titostern über Kärnten 1942-1945 Totgeschwiegene Tragödien".
First two: RAD members after an anti-partisan action; Members of Slovenian Landwehr.

[G. Trifkovic]

And the remaining three: Germans retreating towards Austria;Captured German wounded;two Slovenian partisans.

[G. Trifkovic]

Next are three dealing with the Handschar division,taken from Zija Sulejmanpasic's "13.SS divizija Handzar-istine i lazi".
Altough this division is fairly "popular" when it comes to discussing and photographs,I don't remember seeing these photos that often: Handschar alpinists in the mountains;Pioniere at work;Obf.Sauberzweig visiting the wounded.

[G. Trifkovic]

Next bunch deals with the armor used by both sides (http://stef124.tripod.com/ww2.htm):

Resistance fighters of Valjevo detachment with captured Somua S-35,Destroyed Somua,Somua with a 6pdr gun-converted by partisan workshop in Sibenik,Dalamtia

[G. Trifkovic]

Partisans and captured Italian tankette,September 1943;Destroyed German AFVs on the road Imotski-Sinj,work of Kragujevac Battalion,1943;Destroyed German tank in Divci,near Valjevo,October 1944.

[G. Trifkovic]

Vehicles of 1st Tank Brigade in the vicinity of Trieste;Stuart and two AECs with their crews resting;AECs in Mostar.

[G. Trifkovic]

T-34 in Belgrade;Partisans entering Zagreb,9th of May,1945.(Slogan on the barell:"Our unity is our strength");Second Tank Brigade of YA in Trieste.

[G. Trifkovic]

Partisan T-34 somewhere in Slavonia,Croatia,1945; "Sremski front";Partisan M3 with a captured PaK 40.