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Summary

Photographer

Kempter

Description

German soldiers talking to French colonial soldiers, who are probably Senegalese Tirailleurs, and most certainly prisoners or war. (French POW in WW II)

Almost nothing seems to be known about this photo. The Polish description from the archive means: German soldiers talk to blacks

The given source means: Press Publisher Kraków-Warsaw

The Germans are simple soldiers. The one on the left is a member of the Luftwaffe, the other two of the Wehrmacht.

Date

between 1941 and 1943

Medium

photograph

Collection

National Digital Archives

	Native name	Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe
	Location	Warsaw
	Coordinates	52° 12′ 31″ N, 20° 58′ 40″ E
	Established	2008
	Website	nac.gov.pl
	Authority file	: Q11789677 VIAF: 285782951 GND: 1072170558 BNF: 170052942 J9U: 987007523276605171

Wydawnictwo Prasowe Kraków-Warszawa

Accession number

2-2066

Source

https://audiovis.nac.gov.pl/obraz/1465/

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