Cheerful divisional personnel pose with a wrecked
Soviet T-28B tank in the first weeks of the Russian
campaign. This 25-ton Russian derivative of the
British Vickers A6E 1 design was armed with a 76.2mm
main gun and three MGs, and was first unveiled at a
parade in October 1932. Note soldier clowning with
76.2mm round ; and unidentified brigade and battalion
markings on turret.

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Major (later Generalmajor) Dr.Franz Bake, 1898-1978; this very gallant and distinguished officer,photographed here in 1943, held various appointments
within 11th Pz. Regt. of 6th Pz. Div., and rose to command the regiment in 1943- 44. During that winter he led the successful battle-group ' Heavy Panzer Regiment Bake', whose Tiger and Panther tanks achieved extraordinary results in a number of
engagements; and in 1945 he was promoted to commanding general of 13th Panzer Division. 
In this photo Maj.Bake wears the black, pink-piped field uniform of the tank arm; the Knight's Cross with Oakleaves is worn at the throat- he was later awarded
the Swords. On the left breast are the Iron Cross 1st Class; the gold Wound Badge, signifying at least five wounds in action ; and the Tank Battle Badge. In his
buttonhole are the Winter 1941- 42 Medal ribbon and the ribbon of the 1914- 18 Iron Cross 2nd Class bearing the silver eagle 'bar' for a subsequent Second World War award . 
Most striking of all, on his right sleeve are no less than three awards of the Tank
Destruction Badge, for single-handed destruction of enemy AFVs with hand-held weapons at Kursk.

Major Dr.Franz Bake

Soviet Union-South, "Operation Barbarossa" - German Soldiers with civilian population, Corporal while hugging a Soviet woman, (June 1941)-Original caption.
More likely they're Polish or Ukrainian girls.