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[Peter H]

Sorry didn't see your post until now.No idea how to track down Simon-Eberhard's memoirs.Abebooks sometimes has it coming up but looks hard to find.


From: http://stampcircuit.com/NewPHP/showitem ... _print=200

Inspection near Jerusalem.Looks like an artillery unit.

[Peter H]

From the Bundesarchiv,artillery.

[Peter H]

Same source.

"Beisetzung eines deutschen Fliegers"

[Peter H]

From: http://www.nzmr.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.ph ... =jerusalem

Prisoners under escort 1918

[Peter H]

From ebay,seller cantate

Taurus Mtns--aircraft in transit

[Peter H]

Same source.

Cemal Pasha inspects Germans "at Tscham-Alan".

[Peter H]

A movie made in 1939.

Aufruhr in Damaskus
http://www.allmovie.com/work/aufruhr-in-damaskus-141701
http://ns-archiv.national-socialism.org ... n_Damaskus

This 1939 German film tells the story of the conflicts involving T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) from the point of view of his opponents. It was not released before World War Two broke out, and was banned by the Allied victors from being shown because it was classified as "war propaganda." It resurfaced during the 1989 Berlin Film Festival, and it has since become clear that this is simply a well-made war-action drama, and does not bear the taint of any strong anti-British propaganda at all. The story concerns a German officer (Joachim Gottschalk) who, after fighting a losing battle with Lawrence's forces, manages to evade his foes by hiding in the desert and, with much difficulty, leads his contingent of survivors to safety.

[Chris Dale]

Hi Peter,

I never heard of that film before, thanks for letting us know.

Cheers
Chris

[Peter H]

From http://www.asienkorps.de/

[Peter H]

From the Bundesarchiv

[Peter H]

Same source.

Denkmal,Scutari

[Cristiano de S.O Campos]

To Donloading the movie


http://www.archive.org/details/1939-Aufruhr-in-Damaskus


Cheers

Cristiano Campos

Rio
Brazil

[Peter H]

Thanks.

From flickr,poster blauepics

Nazareth, German Sanitary Motor Detachment 761 1918

[Peter H]

Same source.

March 1918--Nazareth, Arabs and Germans

[Peter H]

Same source.

Nazareth, General Falkenhayn inspection of artillery