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Location/Date unknown, described: "Auf Wache für die Besichtigung des Heeresinspekteurs Generaloberstarzt Prof. Dr. Handloser.(?)

Location/Date unknown, described: "Zur Meldung an den Generaloberstarzt Augen rechts!"

The Comrades in Paris, a Glas of Wine, before the Storm...

Location/Date unknown, described: "Kompanieführer Stabsarzt Dr. Weisner."

Paris, undated, described: "Der Chef, Spiess und Abteilungsarzt."

Location unknown, dated 1940, described: "Heldengedenktag 1940."



Thanks for your Patience and looking at the Photos, the next Topic will be Photos from Russia, Eastern Front, after that Africa...

Regards


Michael

btw...

I have received some PMs about this "boring" Photo-Thread, all of these Blamers did not post a single original Photo in this Forum.

They are missing the so called "Action" within the Photos, what to answer...?

To me, Idioten, without any Knowledge of a Soldiers ordinary Life.

Michael

Michael, these might not be "action" shots, although the surgery might qualify, but I still think they're interesting. They help round out our understanding of what went on.

Thank You, Tom!

I have left out 3 Photos of the Surgery, for some Reasons...

And I am somewhat troubled about the Photos of the "executed" russian so called "Partisans", out of a private Album.

More Photos in this Topic, Thank You...

Michael

6 Photos, Surgery behind the Front, Russia, undated.

This may seem a little stupid, but are you sure, dude? Look at where they're operating on the fellow. Also, note the lack of blood all over the place. If you are not absolutely certain that these are pictures of an operation on a combat wound, maybe the man being operated on is undergoing "sterilisation"? I saw some footage of it in a documentary one time. Anyway, those are my thoughts, and I could be wrong. I'd like to hear what you think about it.

Cheers.

Frank.

Hello Michael:
Keep posting your photos; I find them fascinating. Best wishes.

agricola wrote:

6 Photos, Surgery behind the Front, Russia, undated.

This may seem a little stupid, but are you sure, dude? Look at where they're operating on the fellow. Also, note the lack of blood all over the place. If you are not absolutely certain that these are pictures of an operation on a combat wound, maybe the man being operated on is undergoing "sterilisation"? I saw some footage of it in a documentary one time. Anyway, those are my thoughts, and I could be wrong. I'd like to hear what you think about it.
Cheers.
Frank.

1. Please do not call me "Dude", the Name is Michael
2. The Photos of the Surgery were in the second Album, described "Russland/Russia"
3. Look for the next Photos in this Thread...

Better, share Your own Photos...?

Michael

not all of those battlewounds were all bloody, for all we know, this could be a follow up surgery from a battlewound, or they had finally cleaned him up and just closing up his stomach, dont be hatin on me friend now, michael is one smart fellow

agricola wrote:

1. Please do not call me "agricola", my name is Frank. If you must call me 'agricola', at least capitalise it and make it a proper noun.

2. The Photos of the Surgery were in the second Album, described "Russland/Russia"

2. What are you talking about?

3. Look for the next Photos in this Thread...

3. So?

Better

4. A tad.

share Your own Photos...?

5. Maybe some other time.

Michael

6.Frank.

not all of those battlewounds were all bloody, for all we know, this could be a follow up surgery from a battlewound, or they had finally cleaned him up and just closing up his stomach

Thank you for an intelligent rebuttal, solietjake. My knowledge of medicine isn't that great, but now that I think about it, cleaning up a wound before closing it would make sense.

Cheers.

Frank.

Okay, Frank!

So why dont You share your own Photos, instead of spamming this Thread with unwanted Comments...?

5. Maybe some other time.

Har-Har-Har...!!!


@ Jake, thank You for your Support!


Regards



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