In France, (late 1944 or early 1945) Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery of Alamein talks with Brigadier Keeler in front of Red Cross vehicles. From left to right: General Matthews, General …
LCol Trumbull Warren, OBE inspects the lower school cadets of the Ridley Cadet Corps on May 8 1981. There were 150 Lower School Ridley Cadets and 352 Upper School cadets …
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery of Alamein holding an informal briefing, possibly late spring 1945 prior to the German surrender to Montgomery on 4 May 1945. In the centre background with …
Field Marshal Montgomery speaking to his granddaughter in April 1953. Looking on is Major John Clarkson, 48th Highlanders in uniform as Aid de Camp, Mary Warren (wife), Mary Warren (daughter) …
Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, Commander in Chief, signing the final document of Surrender at Luneburg Heath on 4 May 1945. Born 15 July 1895 Admiral Friedeburg would commit suicide on …
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein reviews the contents of the Document of Surrender to the German High Command at the left end of table on 3 May 1945. To …
On May 3, 1945 the German High Command came to hear and discuss the terms of surrender. Here facing Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein are Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, …
With microphones in front of him, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein reads out the final version of the Document of Surrender to be signed by the German High Command …
General Eberhard Kinzel, Chief of Staff of the German Army signs the Document of Surrender on 4 May 1945 under the watch of Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery. To the left …
Upon arrival on 4 May 1945 at the caravan headquarters at Luneburg Heath of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, Admiral Hans Georg von Friedeburg reads out a letter from …
Major Hans Jochen Friedel, Hitler’s Personal Liaison Officer, signing the Document of Surrender under the watchful eye of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein. Obscured by the ten post is …