Old Wwii
Old Wwii
Philip Spooner - www.EqualityMaine.org
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He's Watching You Poster Sale Price: $11.99  |
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Old Village Water Pump During WWII Artists Photographic Poster Print by Frank Scherschel, 24x32 Sale Price: $99.99 |
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Old Village Water Pump During WWII is digitally printed on archival photographic paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for any museum or gallery display. Finding that perfect piece to match your interest and style is easy and within your budget! |
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John Ford's Battle of Midway DVD (1942) Award Winning Documentary from World War II. Narration by Henry Fonda. Sale Price: $4.99 Average Rating:  |
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The Battle of Midway received the Academy Award for best documentary in 1942 because of its stark and harrowing footage of an actual World War II battle. Famous director John Ford was stationed at Midway Island... |
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World War 2 Airplane & Aviation Films: The History of B-17 Bombers & B-29 Fighter Jet Planes Sale Price: $12.99 |
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Historic WWII Films Collection: Aviation Films This historic film collection has all the best aviation films from the WWII era. There is copious amounts of footage of many different types of planes in many different types of wartime situations... |
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1945 World War Two B-17 Flying Fortress Documentary: The Legendary WWII Aviation History Film: "Combat America" Sale Price: $10.99 Average Rating:  |
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Combat America captures Hollywood stars, gritty shots of the day to day life of World War II pilots, and fantastic aerial footage of bombing missions. Clark Gable felt compelled to join the US Army at the height of WWII and it was natural that a documentary should be made about his company... |
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Outlaw Reunion Sale Price: $29.99 Used From: $14.99 |
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A 24-track "double play" collection featuring music by Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. Track listing: 1. Waylon Jennings - Crying 2. Willie Nelson - The Ghost 3. Waylon Jennings - Sally Was A Good Old Girl 4... |
He lost his friends, he gained the courage, honor France, knights Maple Grove residents for heroic service during World War II a very humble 85-year-old resident of Maple Grove with the name of "Papa" Joe Kovar was honored recently with one of the highest honors from France - the Legion of Honor award.
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WWII $5.99 WWII |
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The Old Breed: A Combat Marine's Odyssey Through WWII 1941-1945 $20 The Old Breed: A Combat Marine's Odyssey Through WWII 1941-1945 |
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WWII Battlefront-5pk $27.99 WWII Battlefront-5pk |
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Dogfights of WWII $21.99 Dogfights of WWII |
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WWII Apocalypse $11.99 WWII Apocalypse |
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WARBIRDS OF WWII $16.99 WARBIRDS OF WWII |
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WWII in Hd $18.99 WWII in Hd |
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Warbirds of WWII $15.99 Warbirds of WWII |
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WWII in Color $6.99 WWII in Color |
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Wwii Memorial $16.19 Wwii Memorial |
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A WWII Story $9.91 A WWII Story |
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WWII Diary of a German Soldier $25.48 I was born and raised in Germany. After my father's death, my mother spent many winters with my husband and I here in Florida. During these visits, she and I transcribed my father's World War II diaries into German from the old "Gabelsberger" shorthand, which only Mama was able to read. Subsequently, I translated them into English. These diaries fortunately were discovered by my sister Sigrid in the attic upon the sale of the old family home after my father's passing in 1989. She felt Mama and I should translate these books for the family. At a later point many friends and acquaintances encouraged me, to publish this diary, to document his thoughts, experiences, and innermost feelings from the beginning of his conscripted military service in 1939 through 1946, when he returned home after being released from a French POW labor camp. During the latter part of 1946 and into 1947, an epilog describes his daily struggles to return to normalcy, the resumption of his teaching career, and the search for food to feed his family. He describes his touching love for his family, as well as his anger and hatred for the insane war and its inept leaders. A war, he was forced to participate in as an ordinary German soldier. Many times he naively commented very unfavorably, sometimes using "choice words" about Hitler, the Nazi Party, and his superiors, a risk, if found out, could have cost him his life. I myself have many memories of the war and its horrors as a little girl without a father, spending night after night in a bunker, the "liberation" of our small town by the Americans. This has left deep and lasting impressions on me. Later on, I met a wonderful American with whom I fell in love and married, with my father proudly walking me down the aisle. This, in spite of the resentment he held against Americans, for shamefully turning him over to the French as a forced labor POW. I remember his sadness, when his little "Murschel", as he used to call me, left for America wit |
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