An Official Press Photograph Of Surrendering German Officer In The Ruhr Pocket Photograph, April 1945 Auction Archive The Svazarm was a copy

The Svazarm was a copy of the Soviet DOSAAF paramilitary group

be the only case in which bricks were used to bomb the enemy during the war

He later transferred to the 3rd Battalion

Only missing the chinstrap

There is no swelling present

An Official Press Photograph Of Surrendering German Officer In The Ruhr Pocket Photograph, April 1945 Auction Archive The Svazarm was a copyBlack and white, gloss finish, obverse with a U. S. Army Signal Corps insignia at the lower left, coded "231479" at the lower right, reverse stamped with an inscription in faded blue ink "SC 231479 GERMAN SURRENDER IN RUHR POCKET. A German officer follows his surrender to the 7th Armored Division, U. S. First Army, by shaking hands with a German nurse as he prepares to leave for prisoners of war cage at Ergste. These soldiers are some of the 15,000 to