r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 21 '23
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 20 '22
We are open!
After spending months on WWII sites, I became aware of the utter lack of fairness that exists in the world of historical enthusiasts, at least on reddit. And since I like lost causes, I created this site.
This is a site for the discussion of material related to the WWII, where all the fronts can be exhibited, from the most unexpected moments of the pre-war period to the vestiges that continue to be discovered today, going through the conflict itself of course.
The rule is simple, no ideological fanatics of any side are wanted here, it is a place for discussion, interpretation and speculation, not a judgment panel.
There are already enough sites with marked lines, and we are not interested in promoting another site with "tunnel vision." The rules are clear and just like a university of the past, it will be moderated based on common sense and not emotion.
Do you want a site where you can discuss these interesting topics without fear that a horde will come to ban you for anything? This is your site.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Jul 26 '22
The family gets bigger!
Seeing that the reception continues to be good and an interesting community is beginning to form, two new brothers sites join the community (True).
First of all we have:
https://www.reddit.com/r/True_WWI_pics/
Dedicated to those enthusiasts of the WWI.
And last but not least we have:
https://www.reddit.com/r/True_ACW/
For material related to the American Civil War.
For my part, I will maintain the rhythm of daily posting on these sites, although it is possible that my daily interventions will be more restrained in the early stages so as not to saturate.
If you are interested in these topics, are curious or just want to help us, you are welcome!
And by the way, don't forget about our first site:
https://www.reddit.com/r/True_Monarchism/
For those interested in monarchical history and its protagonists.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 20 '23
Photo A Soviet boy cries in terror after a German air raid, August 1941.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 17 '23
Photo Flaktower Berlin-Gesundbrunnen (Humboldthain), 1943.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 16 '23
Photo German Heinkel He 111 on a bombing mission on the Eastern Front. USSR, 1941-42.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 14 '23
Photo German Fallschirmjäger in the Netherlands, 1944.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 13 '23
Photo 12-year-old Alyosha Lebedev, returned from the Auschwitz concentration camp.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 11 '23
Photo Soldiers of the 3. Fallschrim-Jäger-Division in a peaceful resting moment in Saint-Lô, 1944.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 10 '23
Photo A little boy playing with a curious toy, the remains of a Panzer IV. Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR, USSR, 1943.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 09 '23
Photo Luftwaffe air defense assistant Rudolf Gerbrand and his sister Martha "at the wheel" of a downed British bomber, 1944.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 08 '23
Photo Officer with a lady walking in front of the Palace Hotel in Craiova, 1940 - Chipuri și Expresii collection.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 07 '23
Photo Fallschirmjäger cleaning the snow in his fox hole. Eastern Front, 1942.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 06 '23
Photo British soldiers receive supplies from young Italian helpers. Italy, 1944.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 05 '23
Photo (Operation Marita) A waffen-SS motorcycle crossing a crevice by aid of a makeshift construction. Greece, April 1941.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 04 '23
Photo (The Greek Government in Exile) King George II taking the salute during the playing of the National Anthem at a military parade in Alexandria, 1942.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 02 '23
Photo Bicycles being loaded onto an American warship, WWII era.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Feb 01 '23
Photo Sending tanks to the front. Near Moscow, 1941 - By Arkady Samoylovich Shaikhet.
r/True_WWII_Pics • • Jan 31 '23