Lot of 14 photographs of German prisoners of war liberated b - Lot 368

Lot of 14 photographs of German prisoners of war liberated by Russia, moving from East to West Germany, October 1955. Asso. Press Photo from London / GERMAN PRISONERS CAPTURED IN FRANKENBERG German prisoners of war are fed wholemeal bread and milk after their capture near Frankenberg, Germany, by soldiers of the 100th Division of the US First Army. Frankenberg, 48 km east of the Rhine, was captured on March 29, 1915. U.S. Signal Corps photo ETO-H-45-24602. SERVICE BY LONDON OVI (COMPLETE INTERIOR) / AMERICAN ARMY TROOPS AT THE COBLIZ AFFAIR Two soldiers of the U.S. Third Army escort Gorman prisoners, two of whom are carrying a wounded comrade while the fifth walks with his hands on his head, through Coblenz, a Gorman town captured on March 17, 1945. Koblenz, at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers, was stormed by two Third Army forces who entered the ancient city from the north and south. Associated Press photo 276365. PHOTO OF THE WAR POOL, RELEASED IN THE BRITISH ISLANDS, FRANCE OR THE UNITED STATES LONDON SERVICE (FOR THE FULL DOOR) CRIFLDAS PASSD DY SALE CISOR / BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTO BU 5537 XT War Office: Crown copyright. BRITISH TROOPS CAPTURE SEYSS INQUART Arthur Seyss Inquart, Reich Commissioner in the Netherlands during the German occupation, was captured in Hamburg by the Royal Welch Fusiliers. He had fled Holland after the final food convoy conference. THE PHOTO SHOWS: Seyss Inquart and his group of officers wait under British guard before being sent to Canadian army headquarters.