A German soldier poses with a captured Soviet (not the national) flag - date and location unknown.

Wartime trophy on the Eastern Front

Civilians as cannon fodder
The sun shines strongly. A woman crosses a river. What is not known is if Lady achieved to reach the shore. This scene is from a photo taken during World War II. In the back the title gives to understand the tragic scale of the time: "the test of mine. Of Donez Don, 1942 ".
"It is clear that the Wehrmacht used civilians from areas occupied as cannon fodder," said Petra Bopp. "In that picture is see how German soldiers sent to people by rivers in which it was thought was mine." Once the person arrived safely to the other side, there if they were vehicles".

http://www.dw.com/es/soldados-alemanes-fot%C3%B3grafos-de-la-ii-guerra-mundial/a-6026145

MINEN TEST

Two Soviet armored cars, a BA-20 & BA10, now belong to the Wermacht.  The BA 20 was a light vehicle designed for scout work.  The BA-10 was heavier and could be converted to a halftrack.