Hello Friends,
Here are some artifacts that I have just received. They were dug from a
former fighting position in the former Stalingrad area, now called Volgograd.
Prime examples of the ferocious fighting that once took place there!
Thanks,
Matt
Hello Friends,
Here are some artifacts that I have just received. They were dug from a
former fighting position in the former Stalingrad area, now called Volgograd.
Prime examples of the ferocious fighting that once took place there!
Thanks,
Matt
nice finds,where or how exactly could i aquire some dug-ups?
But things are not always what they seem. Most of the items are damaged when dug up.
Don't understand me wrong. I am not saying these are or I do not want to offend anybody!!
Great finds from a big place in history , awesome , cheers Raymond
Nice find's,
No one can deny that those item's were out there and went from Germany to the battle front.I have some nice buckle's and button's that were mainly found in Russia too that i will have to post.Can't get enough of those kind of item's as they provide the hard evidence we all seek
Thank's for posting the pic's
Tom
Good!!!
very sad!
The Erkennungsmark could have belonged to my uncle. Or some of the other items! He was reported missing in ca. 1943 Stalingrad.
-Rob
Its strange how seeing `history` makes you feel at times. I sometimes wonder , "who owned it?" or "who was issued with it?" . "What hands have been on it and if it could tell a story what story would it tell?"
Theres a place near me in SW Scotland that I`ve been informed was a POW camp and a lot of personal stuff was dumped and buried there. I should look into it.
Bigkeeko,
I know what you mean. My friend lived near Stark New Hampshire and there was a prisoner of war camp there also. We used to walk around the area and had read the history of the camp and that most of the prisoners were used for "Logging" the forest in the area. Recently I thought of going back up there with a metal detector but I do not no the legal ramifications in this state.
Cheers mate,
-Rob
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