An Untersturmführer (2nd Lt.) of the 3rd SS-Panzer-Division &quot;Totenkopf&quot; gives the signal for an attack. He's armed with a russian  PPSh-41 submachine gun.

Charge!

Nice close-up of the Gewehrgranatgerät being loaded by a german soldier. There were several different kinds of grenades for this weapon but the most interesting one is -in my opinion- the 'Gewehrpropagandagranate'. It distributed up to 40 propaganda flyers over enemy lines.

Loading the 'Schiessbecher'

SS-Standartenführer Otto Skorzeny, Europe's most dangerous man as entitled by the allies, at the entrance of the castle of Budapest, the Budavari palota. The picture was taken directly after the seizure of the hungarian government, October 16th 1944. In the background -with armband- the mayor of Budapest, waiting for further instructions.