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This link should help you.

http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=19993

best of luck

It is an Interesting quiz Brain but I am not sure how accurate it is.

The Saving Private Ryan question seems a bit odd to me.

Any way:

Poland - 94%
Finland - 88%

I have never even been to Poland

Great Post/Idea Oberst Sanders. I find this subject particularly interesting myself. I find it interesting to see what the men at the front found to be the most prized/valuable items of uniform or equipment and whether they had been issued with them or acquired them via other means. I read that the ...

I agree with the Dok.

How can the King of “Other Sites” abdicate? Its unthinkable.

Sid raises a good point there. This topic has been covered before on Feldgrau: http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=13018&highlight=copyright http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9080&highlight=copyright I would take heed when it comes to Sid’s copyright warnings and copy...

Hello, I agree Jackek. The quality of the first picture is poor in comparison to the larger one you provided. On closer inspection I noticed a small white line running through the bottom of the picture, which to me is quite strange. It is possible it has just been photocopied and backed onto a piece...

Hi Jacek, I remember seeing your second picture somewhere. After a little while searching I found it on the Wehrmacht - Awards forum. As far as the rest of them, I found what appears to be an original print of the second picture you posted as well as another in the series on the forum too. I am not ...

Maybe this thread should be made a sticky.

I am sure it would help alot of people + it gives a good range of image hosting sources.

I am not sure which section it would go in though. I guess its up to Jason to decide if it should be or can a Mod do it?

Any thoughts?

This is a long shot form the starboard side. :wink: Is it U-209 Commanded by Heinrich Brodda? As far as the sister boat was it U-954 on which, Peter Donitz, the younger son of Admiral Karl Donitz was serving and died on? If this is incorrect, I look forward to Waleed digging me out of this hole. :?

I have known about this section of the BBC's website for a while. It has some really interesting stories.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/categories/c1232/

This is just one of hundreds:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stor ... 7021.shtml

Happy reading

Good Job Paulus! It is indeed Kurt Diebner. And he was one of the leading physicists involved in the attempt to enrich uranium for the German nuclear energy project. “Luckily they both failed! Or did they....?” Well he was picked up in during operation paperclip (the rounding up of German scientists...

Hello Doktor Krollspell, I am sorry for the posting of two riddles. I think Helmut posted only a few minutes after I posted mine so he might not have known mine was there. As for the rules I think they make sense. Sorry for jumping the gun. Helmut your nose is leading you down the right path… P.S. s...

I have been watching you guys decipher these great riddles for some time now. I haven’t been able to add much as I would have liked, but I will try adding something in the way of this… I am not sure if this will be the hardest riddle on this thread but here goes. Riddle me this: http://i67.photobuck...

That is a great Photograph M.H.

I have seen it before with a simple caption “Exhausted”

You need to upload your pictures to an image hosting website such as: http://photobucket.com/ You will need to register first. Once you have uploaded your pictures to this website/server you can then use/paste the URL or HTML tags to post a picture in a new tread. I suggest you use the bottom tag (I...