Photo of General George S. Patton with a Nazi armband after shaking hands with Herman Goering in West Point, New York, February 3, 1946. (Source: RedTourmas - Reddit)
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Photo of General George S. Patton with a Nazi armband after shaking hands with Herman Goering in West Point, New York, February 3, 1946. (Source: RedTourmas - Reddit)
A photo of a Japanese soldier in the suburbs of Los Angeles, 1945. The large sprawl of the city made it initially difficult for IJA troops to navigate, with some units wandering into the garment district or residential areas. This soldier was photographed by a homeowner in Santa Monica, having wandered off from the rest of his squad.
So did Patton live much longer, or did his ego and big mouth get him killed here too?
Photo of General George S. Patton with a Nazi armband after shaking hands with Herman Goering in West Point, New York, February 3, 1946. (Source: RedTourmas - Reddit)
These are scenes from an upcoming story I'm making about the Germans failing to drop the Heisenberg Device on DC and the growing allied counteroffensive.
American forces capture the last German troops in newly liberated Greenland, January 1946. Taking back Greenland was the first major step in the push to free Europe from axis control, with it serving as a major supply hub for naval and air forces.
A girl from the BDM in Utrecht, 1946. From the early to mid 1940s, many Nazi Party organizations had a major presence in the occupied Netherlands, but they began to withdraw in the face of increasing allied attacks to prevent the Germans from using either the Netherlands or Denmark to contest the liberation of Britain. OSS and other special forces teams operated in the Netherlands destroying supply dumps and communications centers.
American forces capture the last German troops in newly liberated Greenland, January 1946. Taking back Greenland was the first major step in the push to free Europe from axis control, with it serving as a major supply hub for naval and air forces.
A girl from the BDM in Utrecht, 1946. From the early to mid 1940s, many Nazi Party organizations had a major presence in the occupied Netherlands, but they began to withdraw in the face of increasing allied attacks to prevent the Germans from using either the Netherlands or Denmark to contest the liberation of Britain. OSS and other special forces teams operated in the Netherlands destroying supply dumps and communications centers.
Russian partisan soldier giving Victory sign somewhere in Siberia, circa 1969.
Major Russian partisan groups are called the LSR (Legion "Svoboda Rossii"), NRA (Natsionalnaya respublikanskaya armiya), and RPA (Russkaya Povstancheskaya Armiya) they fought in a guerilla war against the Nazi and Japanese occupation of Russia, many of are consist of White emigre who felt betrayed by the Axis power or refused to collaborate with the axis powers.
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Ukrainian partisan fighters, Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UIA) in the forests of Volyn/Wolhynien fighting against the Nazis. Circa 1950s.
After the war, UIA engaged in guerrilla warfare against Nazi Germany and it's colonial government, the Reichkommissariat Ukraine.
Ukrainian Partisan fighters in the Carpathian Mountains at the German-Hungarian border near Lemberg, General Government, Germany. circa 1960s.
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Some more from the story I'm planning to release soon about the plane carrying the Heisenberg Device being shot down.
British resistance fighters near a BUF post in Cumbria, British State 1946. Guerrillas softened up collaborator and German defenses prior to the US and Canadian invasion of the occupied UK, often taking part in operations alongside these forces.
British resistance fighters near a BUF post in Cumbria, British State 1946. Guerrillas softened up collaborator and German defenses prior to the US and Canadian invasion of the occupied UK, often taking part in operations alongside these forces.
More stuff from the story I'm putting together about the Germans failing to nuke DC.
A soldier of the French State outside Dakar watching for allied ships, early 1947. The puppet government in France still had much leeway in runnings its African empire, though it was expected that they would administrate in a way that benefitted the Germans. The enslavement of natives for agriculture and construction of defenses backfired on the occupiers when rebels supported attacking allied forces.
A Panzer III cut off from its unit in contested Belgium, 1947. After Britain was freed, the strengthening Western allies intensified their assaults on occupied mainland Europe. German and collaborator units were 'softened up' by bombing raids and attacks by early ballistic missiles before being attacked by ground forces.
American F4-Corsairs strafing Japanese positions near Jakarta. 1947. The US Navy, supported by Australia and New Zealand, began rolling back Japanese conquests in 1946 and gradually starved Japan of resources. The loss of Indonesia was a crippling loss as it supplied nearly half of Japan's oil.
A soldier of the French State outside Dakar watching for allied ships, early 1947. The puppet government in France still had much leeway in runnings its African empire, though it was expected that they would administrate in a way that benefitted the Germans. The enslavement of natives for agriculture and construction of defenses backfired on the occupiers when rebels supported attacking allied forces.
A Panzer III cut off from its unit in contested Belgium, 1947. After Britain was freed, the strengthening Western allies intensified their assaults on occupied mainland Europe. German and collaborator units were 'softened up' by bombing raids and attacks by early ballistic missiles before being attacked by ground forces.
American F4-Corsairs strafing Japanese positions near Jakarta. 1947. The US Navy, supported by Australia and New Zealand, began rolling back Japanese conquests in 1946 and gradually starved Japan of resources. The loss of Indonesia was a crippling loss as it supplied nearly half of Japan's oil.
In 1981, a serial killer dressed in a World War Two period uniform stalked the town of Avalon in California murdering the teenage children of prominent former collaborators who assisted the Japanese in the Pacific States. Known as 'The Prowler', this killer was spotted on a number of occasions but evaded capture. The Prowler utilized weapons such as a pitchfork and knives.