Photos of WWII action in Russia

[Smiler.]

From here http://humus.livejournal.com/3503146.html

[knight]

Very good, wish I could read the captions though

[Junior Bianno]

knight said:

Very good, wish I could read the captions though

There are many ways. For instance, download the Google translate app for your browser. This will automatically convert the Russian to fairly passable english.

This is what the body text says on that page

Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" The elevator is located to the south of Stalingrad. He served as an important reference for the artillery and bombers German troops elevator, located to the south of Stalingrad. He served as an important reference for the artillery and bombers German troops Aerial view of Stalingrad during the bombardment squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" squadron of dive bombers STG2 «Immelman" bombers Junkers Ju-87 squadron "Immelman" during the flight to Stalingrad bombers Junkers Ju-87 squadron "Immelman "on the way back from Stalingrad Ernst Kupfer squadron leader "Immelman" Ernst Kupfer squadron leader "Immelman" Hubertus von Bonin, commander of the third group of the 52nd Fighter Squadron. Returning to the flight plan, where won the 30th victory Fighter Messerschmitt Bf.109 Hubertus von Bonin Bf.109 Messerschmitt fighter and commander of the third group of the 52nd Fighter Squadron Hubertus von Bonin Fighter Messerschmitt Bf.109 from the third group the 52nd Fighter Squadron and maintenance staff Fighter Messerschmitt Bf.109 of the third group of the 52nd Fighter Squadron and maintenance staff Fighter Messerschmitt Bf.109 of the third group of the 52nd Fighter Squadron and maintenance staff view of Stalingrad from the banks of the Volga. This photo was taken from the defensive positions Infantry Division, the German Air Force during the Battle of Stalingrad in the south of the soldiers of the German DCA, armed with machine guns MP-40 and MP-34, wander through the ruins in the fighting in the south of Stalingrad, the soldiers of the German DCA, armed with machine guns MP-40 and MP-34, wander through the ruins in the fighting in the south of Stalingrad, the soldiers of the German DCA, armed with machine guns MP-40 and MP-34, wander through the ruins at German airport wounded loaded on a transport plane Junkers Ju-52. Lieutenant waiting for their turn at the German airport wounded loaded on a transport plane Junkers Ju-52 During the fighting in the south of Stalingrad. The picture shows the gunners, probably, DCA, 5th Regiment of the German Air Force refugees leave the war zone in rallying point for evacuees Retreat units after the battle of Mykolaivka. The photograph remains of the Italian second division of Alpine and the 24th German Army Corps

[Eric Mc]

It may be in English but I still can't read that.

[Junior Bianno]

Eric Mc said:

It may be in English but I still can't read that.

Looks better on the page with the relevant pics! It looks like a pretty good translation actually. Some languages are a bit ropey - German particularly.

[Eric Mc]

It's the lack of punctuation and paragraphs that makes it difficult.

The pictures are very good.

[The Nur]

Eric Mc said:

It's the lack of punctuation and paragraphs that makes it difficult.

The pictures are very good.

It isn't meant to be displayed in one paragraph. It is all of the subtitles bunched in to one, straight out of Google Translate.

[jagracer]

Run your mouse popinter over the pictures and you get an Alt tag come up on each

[jmorgan]

A very grim part of history.