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09-28-2014 09:00 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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They appear to be Italian...After Italy surrendered and switched sides, German troops captured & disarmed their former allies...and off to forced-labor...That's my best guess here...
cheers, Glenn
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I'm thinking Greek maybe? 41- I think there is an Italian alpine soldier there to the right amongst the Germans
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Great pics and very nice to see as these are not a common uniform to see Thank You
Tough Buggers they Are
Last edited by reneblacky; 09-29-2014 at 07:52 AM.
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aghsmac1
They are Greek prisoners (check the Greek badge from my pics), propably from Piraeus harbour 1941.
Aghs
Thanks Aghs,
now I think they are Greeks, badge is the same.
And it is in context with other photos, what I have : Italian officers in Parphenon.
Why they are in the harbor, greek prisoners were transported from Greece ?
Thanks
Hanzov
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I was going for greek because of that guys cap badge,beaten to it.
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I too, but it is a little strange thing to keep cap badge after the capitulation. But it is good for us, we can identify them and this event.
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Interesting photo. Good eye on the cap badge too
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