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Finds of the Second World War-----WWII METAL DETECTING / Relic hunting WW2 / Excavation

https://www.newsweek.com/german-soldier-found-world-war-2-netherlands-1605496
Published Jun 30, 2021 at 8:48 AM EDT. By James Crump. FOLLOW. The body of a German soldier who died in World War II has been found buried in the Netherlands by a person searching through fields

https://www.historytools.org/stories/why-are-we-still-fighting-the-mindset-of-german-soldiers-in-the-final-months-of-world-war-ii
With defeat looming, German soldiers in the last months of World War II grappled with a complex swirl of emotions and motivations as they fought to the bitter end. Drawing upon letters, diaries, and historical documents, this article seeks to shed light on the mindset of German troops as their nation hurtled towards destruction and the thousand

https://www.ww2wrecks.com/portfolio/battlefield-archaeology-an-insiders-view-on-ww2-battle-relics-excavation/
Military archaeology, the research for battlefield relics dating to World War 1 and World War 2 is a widespread practice in many areas across the world. In Europe, the fierce battles fought on the Eastern Front during WW2, produced millions of dead soldiers, many of whom lay where they fell. Groups of metal detectors are searching the now

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_casualties_in_World_War_II
Grave of German soldiers fallen during the invasion of Poland in the town of Końskie German War Cemetery in France. Statistics for German World War II military casualties are divergent. The wartime military casualty figures compiled by the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (the German High Command, abbreviated as OKW) through January 31, 1945 are often cited by military historians in accounts of

https://www.dw.com/en/digging-up-the-past-in-halbe/a-16762689
A soldier's boot from the Second World War, found in one of the spots where Kozlowski was diggingImage: DW/Emma Wallis "One of the soldiers I found here was about 20 years old, and the other one

https://www.lse.ac.uk/Research/research-impact-case-studies/understanding-world-war-two-through-eyes-german-soldiers
Their worldviews, shaped by the violent exigencies of war, were largely shaped by the core group to which they belonged, their unit, their duty, the next battle, and their weapons of war. Critically, Neitzel's research underscored that for most German soldiers the Second World War was in the main a continuation of the First World War: bigger

https://detectingschool.com/metal-detecting-for-ww2-relics/
Cleaning and preserving tips for wartime artifacts. Cleaning and preserving wartime artifacts require a sense of delicacy …. Start with gentle brushing to remove loose dirt. For metals, use a soft cloth dampened with white vinegar or lemon juice. You can rinse with distilled water and air dry if you wish.

https://www.historyhit.com/how-did-german-soldiers-view-world-war-two-in-1945/
The East looms. With Berlin's attention focused on the Western Front, by mid-January 1945 Moscow had massed almost two and a quarter million men, seven thousand tanks, fourteen thousand guns and five thousand aircraft on the River Vistula in Poland. They smashed into the 450,000 men, four thousand guns and twelve hundred panzers of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDx80Fp095c
Team WWIIMD visited last year the former battlefields of the eastern front, where heavy fighting took place in 1945. In the search for war relics we discover

https://www.metaldetector.com/pages/learnbuying-guide-articlesrelic-huntingworld-war-ii-relic-hunting
If one were to find metallic buttons from the Second World War while metal detecting somewhere in Eastern Europe, this would be the most likely button to uncover. It is nice to know that in Washington D.C. on November 11, 2004, the World War II Memorial was dedicated to the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial.

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Metal Detecting WW2 - AMAZING GERMAN FIND! Awesome Relics! Relics in Belgium and Germany ... fields, world, war, second, great, finds, awesome, hunting, ... The only thing that wasn't so nice... we were attacked by WILD BOARS! I lost a couple plane parts while escaping! The best finds were found in Belgium on the amazing U.S. position..

https://libguides.fau.edu/germany-world-war-two/germany-army-experience
We are working to upgrade the research experience by making ongoing improvements to our Research Guides. ... the German soldier in World War II by Stephen G. Fritz. Call Number: Boca Raton General Collection ; D757.1 .F75 1995. ... a study of the employment of armor in the Second World War. by F. W. Von Mellenthin; L. C. Turner (Editor); H

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The battle for Italy was the longest sustained campaign of the war. This campaign account from a soldier, who tells his story of survival in Italy, is unique because it does not come from the

https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/finding-german-world-war-ii-service-records
Prisoner of war records of German servicemen can also be located at the National Archives. Here are just a few: Prisoner of War Rosters, 1942-1947, National Archives NAID 849166. This collection contains records of German prisoners of war interned in the United States. Records Relating to Prisoners of War, 1942-1947, National Archives NAID

https://www.military.com/off-duty/television/2023/11/13/metal-detector-reunites-descendants-of-b-17-crew-shot-down-world-war-ii.html
Austrian Georg Reutter brings together descendants of a captured B-17 crew from World War II in the PBS documentary "The Metal Detector." (PBS/Emily Topper) On May 29, 1944, an American B-17

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https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/wwii-ended-what-happened.html
By the time the war finally ended in 1945, hundreds of millions of guns, artillery pieces, tanks, military aircraft, and naval vessels had been produced and were in active circulation. The question of what happened to these millions of weapons is an oft-asked one, and there a number of different answers to it.

https://www.drk-suchdienst.de/en/how-we-help/tracing/second-world-war/
Online tracing request form pertaining to the Second World War. We will gladly deal with your tracing request.If we are to search successfully for missing persons and for documents on prisoners of war and civilian internees, we need detailed information on the person sought and, if applicable, on the circumstances of the loss of contact.Please fill out the form as accurately as possible.

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WWII METAL DETECTING / Relic hunting WW2 / Excavation WWII /Sortie détection militaria / Metal detector / METAL DETECTING WW2 / WORLD WAR II / ww2 / metal de

https://www.newsweek.com/wwii-battlefield-cleared-4700-dangerous-artifacts-1915902
More than 4,700 "dangerous objects" were found in the area during a project conducted by the Museum of the Second World War. Some of the military objects found in Poland.

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That brings an end to our live updates on the Ukraine war for this evening. We'll bring you any major updates overnight. In the meantime, you can scroll through the blog below to catch up on the

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Everyone who has watched documentaries about the Second World War or seen pictures from those times must have noticed that German soldiers had some mysteriou