A group of soldiers pose for the camera in front of a Pz.Kpfw.ll. Ausf.F during the first snow falls m Russ1a. They are all wearing gas mask canisters and greatcoats, except for the Panzer crewman standing at the end. As the artic temperatures dropped and the weather worsened the Panzer divisions would soon grind to a halt in the snow.

Posing

Rear units of a Panzer division pull into the captured town of Vitebsk in July 1941. Russian prisoners can be seen being marched off to their fate. Thousands of prisoners were taken in and around Vitebsk. Just six days later a massive encirclement around Smolensk saw the capture of some 300,000 Red Army troops.

Vitebsk

Yet another German cemetery (Soviet Union).
Photo is unmarked as to date & caption. Say what you will about the Germans but when they had the time they honored their fallen with dignity and respect. As we know as soon as the Soviets over-ran a German cemetery it was immediately desecrated and all identifying features of the dead were scattered and/or stolen. Stalin was convinced that the Germans after the war would have no memorials for Germans to come & mourn their dead.
I guess it's hard to blame the Soviets for this attitude.