Norwegian infantrymen at the train station in the town Elverum during the fighting in April 1940. One of the men on the picture was heavily wounded by a German grenate later in April and died of his wounds two years later. 

Norwegian soldiers

A six-year-old war orphan with Buchenwald badge on his sleeve waits for his name to be called at roll call at Buchenwald for departure to Switzerland, June 1945

A six-year-old

In the summer of 1942 a Portuguese military delegation was invited to visit  the 3rd Reich and the Eastern Front to see up-close the Nazi war machine in action. After touring several military instalations and factories in Germany, the delegation found itself  in the front lines of Army Group Center. In early September 1942, during a visit to the Kursk sector, the Luftwaffe organized a demonstration to the group. During the handling of  what was thought to be a disarmed incendiary bomb, the device went off injuring 9 of the Portuguese military as well as several German officers. Of the former, several were evacuated to Germany. One of them, Captain Lopes Pires didn't resist his injuries and passed away during the night of 15 to 16 September 1942.  The diplomatic embarrassment was in part compensated by a funeral in Germany with full military honors, the coffin being sent to Portugal afterwards. 