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I live only a couple of miles away from THE German Corona hotspot (Heinsberg county), strange situation indeed. Gets worse everyday. I get the impression that several people are starting to lose it....

The fashion of the women in the back does not look too german-ish.

Sure, can't do anything else...

IMO over here there's a problem with general lack of respect to the authorities, lack of fear of penal actions (which are soft after all...) and there is a cultural problem with our, uhm, guests from...

Hi there...yes, still alive!;)

Policemen...not soldiers.

Take a look at this site:
https://www.facebook.com/The-Ghosts-of-the-Eastern-Front-451074868343353/?fref=ts

For all you non-facebookers:
http://stalingradfront.com/

These people allegedly...

Just in time to wish a happy New Year to everyone!

According to my sources "Z. Braun" should be the German casualty Obergefreiter Siegfried Julius Braun, born March 8, 1923 at Langenhöh, killed in action January 11, 1943 200 meter south of...

Spooky...

The threat's title is a bit confusing. Do you want to know who's the best Nazi or the best German general or the best Nazi German general?

The problem has been reported to Procyon, just today I sent another mail. He hasn't been around for a week now though. He's a busy guy.

The helmet is painted in a field-made camo pattern exclusively used in Normandy in summer of 1944.

Strange, I got enormous differences concerning the site's appearance while using PC, laptop and smartphone.

Allright, I guess we got a problem here. As mentioned I can see your comments but that's it. A test comment of mine does not appear plus I received a message from another user that photo uploads are...

Oh, your comment is there - thrice actually. :D
Maybe there is a delay for some reason.

Definitely a "7".

Tony Vaccaro's "Entering Germany" contains some excellent illustrations concerning this topic.

Welcome back, Uyraell. It's been quite some time. Always glad to see some old fellas re-appear.

Officer's luggage...how feudal!:D

Well, this is definitely a very fanciful way to describe what may have happened back then.
First of all, the officer was German, not Austrian. His name was Friedrich Kurtz, not Jelo Webl Will Wagner...

Oh, these are not sexual practices?

What 's your name now? Martha or Matha? You want to re-check that location of yours, too.

I remember reading about G.I.'s of native American descent who were able to smell Germans because of the odour of the special leavened bread used by the German forces ("Kommißbrot"). I had problems...

Err...moved to appropriate folder.