1942 Tunisia - British Truck Convoy Hitted by the Luftwaffe

This is the 15th clip of a series we encoded using recently declassified raw footage filmed by the Allies in Tunisia in 1942 and 1943.
We are uploading this outstanding and rarely seen footage, plus a complete short on the air war (in and from Tunisia), in order to celebrate the third anniversary of the UnknownWW2InColor YT Channel.:)
Musical soundtrack (Demo Only) added in 2010 by ROMANO-ARCHIVES. (Deepspace - Exit Procedure - Album "The Barometric Sun")

Video Editing by ROMANO-ARCHIVES.
 

1943 Tunisia - Counting Thousands of German POWs

 This is the 16th clip of a series we encoded using recently declassified raw footage filmed by the Allies in Tunisia in 1942 and 1943.
We are uploading this outstanding and rarely seen footage, plus a complete short on the air war (in and from Tunisia) in order to celebrate the third anniversary of the UnknownWW2InColor YT Channel.:)
Musical soundtrack (Demo Only) added in 2010 by ROMANO-ARCHIVES. (Deepspace - In the Outer Reaches - Album "The Barometric Sun")

Video Editing by ROMANO-ARCHIVES.

1942 At the Front in North Africa - Part 8 of 8

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At the Front in North Africa with the U.S. Army (1943)

Rarely seen integral version.

Part 8 of 8

1942 Tunisia - Flying Over a Battle of Tanks

This is the 9th clip of a series we encoded using recently declassified raw footage filmed by the Allies in Tunisia in 1942 and 1943.

 

1941 "Little Ghosts" The Goebbels Kids Filmed by J. Goebbels-Col/Snd

1941 (Circa) - The Goebbels children, filmed by Josef Goebbels himself in the garden of his mansion just outside Berlin, in this rarely seen (and heard) private movie.
Original captured soundtrack.
The not perfect quality of this document is counterbalanced by its rarity.

1942 Tunisia - Allied Train

1942 Tunisia - Mass Before the Mission

1942 Tunisia - Airmen Getting Medals

1942 Tunisia - Allied Troops Advancing Inland

Workers - Peasants Red Army

Soviet childrens of war

Kharkiv under the Nazi Occupation

Kharkiv as many other cities in the western part in the USSR was occupied by the Nazi army in the WWII. It was a big industrial and populated city in the Soviet Ukraine, and so it was very important for German army to have it as soon as possible.
The German troops entered the city on 25 October, 1941, and the Red army tried to regain it several times. Kharkiv remained under the occupation for a year and a four months, and at last it was liberated in February 1943, though, not for long. It was taken by the enemy soon and the Soviet army set it free only in August 23, 1943. This photos show how was the live under Nazi in a city, which for some time used to be the capital of Ukraine.