24.06.1945 Moscow Victory Parade, celebrating defeat of Nazi Germany. Polish Army (left side) general Wladyslaw Korczyc. The only foreign army invited for the parade. There is Polish Army banner with silver eagle on the top. Right side of the photo Red Army. 02.05.1945 Polish Army (as ally of Red Army and Western Allies) after battle against Nazis in Berlin installed Polish flag on the top of Berlin victory column.

Polish Army and Red Army in Moscow parade 1945.

Baby Wojtek and comrades in Iran, shortly after he joined the Polish Army as an orphan baby bear.  Small he did not remain ... Best regards, JR.

Baby Wojtek and comrades, Iran, 1942.

Found this photo whith a the text:
"General Alexander inspects Polish tank crews parading in front of their captured German Panzer III's which have been immaculately resprayed in British sand paint, and given new markings. This photograph was taken on September 12th 1942 at The Middle East School of Artillery, Elmaza, near Cairo. These PzKw II's are first class condition, replete with spare road wheels and tracks and have been given red, white, red recognition signs on the turret sides. Altough it could be safely said these tanks would not be, or were not used in action by the allies, their appearance is very interesting to modelling enthusiasts, especially those who may be looking for a totally different finish or their Panzer III's."
Picture was from unknown book. Any information on the types and faiths would be nice.