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Rare Photo considering a portrait of Gerardus Mooyman in the size 5×3,5 cm. Hard to find – this is a Solcbuch or Passport size!

This is a part of my personal collection of Gerardus Mooyman photographs which I have collected trough the last 5 years. I am listing all Mooyman photographs together.

Rare Press Photo; Gerardus Mooyman in a meeting with Mussert. This is a print of the negatives, hard to find!

This is a part of my personal collection of Knights Cross Holder Gerardus Mooyman photographs which I have collected trough the last 5 years. I am listing all Mooyman photographs together in one update. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Mooyman photograph.

Rare Press Photo; Gerardus Mooyman meeting with Anton Mussert at the Headquarters of the NSB.

This is a part of my personal collection of Knights Cross Holder Gerardus Mooyman photographs which I have collected trough the last 5 years. I am listing all Mooyman photographs together in one update. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Mooyman photograph.

Rare Press Photo; Gerardus Mooyman with Zondervan and Mussert at the NSB headquarters.

This is a part of my personal collection of Knights Cross Holder Gerardus Mooyman photographs which I have collected trough the last 5 years. I am listing all Mooyman photographs together in one update. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Mooyman photograph.

Rare Press Photo; Gerardus Mooyman with his knights cross. Hard to find photograph without headdress. Large photo approximately 18×24 cm.

This is a part of my personal collection of Knights Cross Holder Gerardus Mooyman photographs which I have collected trough the last 5 years. I am listing all Mooyman photographs together in one update. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a genuine Mooyman photograph.

Press Photo; French Heer volunteers. The Legion Des Volontaires Francais contre le Bolchevisme was drafted as Infanterie Regiment 638 and suffered heavy losses for the battle of Moscow. Rare original large 18×24 cm sized photograph taken at Versailles.

British infantry advance trough enemy minefields After the great night bombardment of enemy positions on 23.10.42 British infantry advanced and took up positions held by German and Italian troops. First prisoners in a POW cage near the battle front.

US Troops in muddy french battle

Soldiers of a US armored division in France stand in soupy mud as they scald their mess kits in a bivouac area saturated with three days of rain.

German General Graf von Sponeck and Freiherr Fritz von Broigh, Von Liebenstein and Schnarrenberger arrive at a port in England as prisoners of war with their ADC Carl Carius.

Medical supplies fired to isolated US troops. US troops in France roll medical supplies in small bundles to be packed into a 155 m shell to be fired over the heads of the nazis to a group of stranded US fighters in Normandy.

Press Photo ; Hermann Göring in captivity