Photos from The Thousand Week Reich

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Mexican actor Ruben Aguirre playing El Edroos, 1970s
Where did you get that, the image is spot on!
 
Where did you get that, the image is spot on!
This actor is one of the most well known people in Latin America, Ruben Aguirre. He plays a character in the "El Chavo" TV shown, called "Professor Girafalles". He's identical to El Eldross. I remember myself playing Kaiserreich for DH as Princely India back then and I saw El Eldross for the first time and was like "My God, he's like Girafalles!"
 
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The Wilhelm Gustloff docked in Kiel, 1946. The Gustloff was one of the most famous cruise ships operated by Strength Through Joy, making stops in ports all over the Baltic and Mediterranean over the course of the 1940s and 1950s.
 
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Bulgarian paratroopers being reviewed near Varna, 1946. The Bulgarian military embarked on a modernization project following the end of the German-Soviet War and had access to a large amount of surplus equipment from the Germans. General Vladimir Stoychev oversaw the modernization project, taking lessons from both victories and defeats the German led forces sustained over the course of the war in Europe.
 
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A cropped photo of ROCA general Zhang Lingfu during a visit by US General Matthew B. Ridgeway to Nanjing, 1947. Zhang's service in Burma during the Pacific War saw him lauded as a war hero by the Chinese people and was often mentioned as being a third of what was called the 'Golden Trio.' Zhang, alongside General Guan Linzheng and Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang were lauded as being foremost among China's young commanders.
 
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Luftwaffe lieutenant Ingrid Fromm at her post in the Netherlands before her defection to Britain, 1955. Despite having been a loyal supporter of the Reich since her childhood, her faith in the regime was undermined by the actions of both German forces and Dutch collaborators. On April 19th, 1955, she stole a small transport plane and landed in the district of Folkestone and Hythe in Kent. She was brought before the Joint Intelligence Bureau after being taken into the custody of local police and lived out the remainder of her life in the United Kingdom.
 
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A policeman in a Chongqing restaurant attempting to assert his authority over staff and patrons, 1952. China's police took decades after the end of the Pacific War to become truly professional, with officers being seen as either corrupt, egotistical, incompetent or some combination of the three. Soliciting bribes, triad association and merely causing disturbances in public areas were activities that many cops took part in. Truly dedicated and upstanding officers struggled to climb through the ranks and earn the respect of the communities they hoped to serve.
 
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Air Force Captain Hugh Watts in Munich, 1962. The deployment of African Americans in the forces occupying Germany caused a good deal of unrest in the areas where they were stationed. Some towns requested that the Toronto Pact leadership replace them with white units as to spare the locals the 'indignity of being lorded over by inferiors.'
 
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A Heer general in Oslo, 1954. The German leadership in occupied Norway was a major target of insurgents who sought to decapitate the collaborationist government. This general was killed in a resistance shooting on his way back from a restaurant in Oslo's city center.
 
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Igor Konstantinovich Sakharov - Russian military leader, lieutenant of Fascist Spain, one of the prominent leaders of the Russian National People's Army, and a representative of the White Guard wing of Russian collaborators.
 
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Former student leader Rudi Dutscke photographed in his Brandenburg home, 1970. Rudi led a large anti-nazi and anti-war movement among the students of the University of Hamburg in the months leading up to Operation Flood, becoming a target of what remained of the regime's security forces.
 
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101st Airborne captain Edmund Braddock in Hamburg, 1961. Braddock's unit took control of the Heer command center in the city and destroyed their radio transmitters, sowing confusion amongst the panzer units.
 
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British commandos in occupied Singapore, 1944. The liberation of Singapore showcased the prowess of the then new SAS, who quickly garnered more victories against the Japanese throughout occupied Asia. Discharged members helped train both the US Army Green Berets and the Chinese Nighthawks after the Pacific War.
 
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Senator bobby kennedy arriving in buryatia during a goodwill visit to the russian republic, his visit made buryatia to be under extra security since there are threat of soviet insurgent or symphatiser planning to kill the senator (the buryatian police stationed several APCs to ensure that the senator wasnt harmed and even deployed air units)
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Salvage crew recovering the remain of Far Eastern Airline flight 301 which crashed after a bomb was planted in the luggage causing the plane to lose control and slams into yumashev bay (otl golden horn bay) just outside of the city of vladivostok, it was suspected that members of the RFP are the one who planted the bomb as a response to the police raiding their casinos 2 days prior.
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A russian republic T-34 tank collumn during a training excercise circa 1962 (the republic even though supplied with american tanks also still use old soviet tanks as it was deemed to be still suitable though by 1970s the republic will phase these in favour of the M60 patton tanks)
 
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Russian republican police being sworn in (circa 1958-59). During the early years most of the police force for each city equip their police with that they can find in large number and as such each major city has differrent look and equipment for its police for example the vladivostok police use mainly pps 43 smg,M1 sniper and either TT-34 pistol or 1911 their uniform are also quite modern and also using cars such as thr GAZ A and M1 but if we look at the kamchatka krai police they mostly use old red army uniform with communist symbol scrubbed and their equipment is mostly old red army surplus such as nagant revolver and mosin rifle with very little automatic weapon available.
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A russian republic military cadet being trained using the SVT-40 rifle (modernized of course) circa 2008. The SVT even though old and outdated are still used by various police department and some unit still used them as back up weapon or training weapon.
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A canteen in the city of khabavarosk, circa 1977. Even though these kind of canteen are similliar to the one in the soviet union people still like going to one of these as it provide cheap and tasty food (the food ranges from russian and american dishes to sometime asiatic food like korean kimchi,mongolian grilled meat and japanese desert).
 
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A sikorsky H-5 of the vladivostok police department used from 1958 to late 1980s when it was replaced with sikorsky S-70 and bell UH-1.
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A Sturgeon Airline flight 96 (the regional airline of the russian republic) fokker f27 friendship after crash landing in a field near the city of chita, this plane was highjacked by 2 communist sympathiser trying to escape to the soviet union homever as the plane was low on fuel the pilot asked the highjackers permission to land in the nearby airport at first they allow it but fearing reprisal (the russian republic imposed death penalty for aircraft highjacking) they changed their mind but due to the plane already at low attitude the pilot ignored their warning and this resulted in the pilot getting shot causing the plane to lose control and crash land in a field near the city and this caused the death of 10 passanger including one of the highjacker (the pilot even though shot manage to survive)
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A us army M26 pershing during operation flood (circa 1962). The pershing was adopted as a result of the german fielding more and more heavy tank (especially the later tiger which has a thicker armor). During the operation the pershing proved to be succesfull in taking down german tanks but even though it prove to br capable in taking down german tanks the army still.preffer its later variant the M48 Pershing since the M26 has weaker engine and less armor.
 
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