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Military Surrender of the German Wehrmacht 1945

Surrender by the Wehrmacht peak in Berlin-Karlshorst, 1945

General Hans-Juergen Stumpff, Field Marshal General Wilhelm Keitel and Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg listen to the speech of the Soviet Marshal Schukow during the formal capitulation in Berlin Karlshorst on the 09th of May, 1945.

Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, 1945

Look into the room during the signing of the surrender in Berlin Karlshorst. Left at the table the Soviet Marshal Zhukov, at the head Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel can be seen. Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, World War II, defeat,, Germany 1933-1945, Nazism

Bernard Montgomery mit deutschen Offizieren bei der Kapitulation in Norddeutschland, 1945

Aufnahmedatum: 03.05.1945 Deutsche Offiziere im Hauptquartier des britischen Feldmarschalls Montgomery (2.vli.) vor der Unterzeichnung der Kapitulation für die deutschen Truppen in Nordwestdeutschland, Dänemark und Holland. Vor dem Flaggenmast der deutsche Admiral von Friedeburg.

Hans Georg von Friedeburg signing the surrender of the Wehrmacht in Northern Europe in General Montgomery's headquarter, 4th May 19

Hans Georg von Friedeburg (1895-1945) last Commanding Admiral of the Kriegsmarine, in the HQ of the British Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery aka Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery 1887-1976 allied commander during World War II,

Georgy Zhukov signs the German capitulation, 1945

Marshal Georgy Zhukov (right), commander of the Soviet troops in Germany, signed the German capitulation in his headquarters in Berlin Karlhorst.

General field marshall Wilhelm Keitel signing the unconditional surrender on behalf of the Wehrmacht in the headquarter of the soviet army in Berlin in Berlin-Karlshorst, 8th May 1

in the HQ of the Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov in Berlin-Karlshorst, Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) field marshal and head of German Armed Forces High Command during World War II,

Alfred Jodl at the surrender of the Armed Forces in Reims

General Alfred Jodl (standing) after the signing of the unconditional surrender of the German Armed Forces in the headquarters of General Eisenhower in Reims on May 7, 1945. On the left is Colonel Oxenius and right is General Admiral Friedeburg.

Capitulation in Reims - Colonel General Alfred Jodl, General Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, Major i. G. Wilhelm Oxenius

Capitulation in Reims - Colonel General Alfred Jodl, General Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, Major i. G. Wilhelm Oxenius, Second World War, defeat, surrender, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, 1945

Generalmajor Oxenius, Generaloberst Alfred Jodl and Generaladmiral von Friedeburg (from left) in the American headquarters at the surrender to the Western Allies at Reims on 7/5/1945. Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, World War II, defeat,, Germany 1933-1945, Nazism

Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, 1945

Generalmajor Oxenius, Generaloberst Alfred Jodl and Generaladmiral von Friedeburg (from left) sign the surrender document in the American headquarters to the Western Allies at Reims on 7/5/1945. Representatives of the Wehrmacht surrender in Reims, Karlshorst and in Lueneburg, World War II, defeat,, Germany 1933-1945, Nazism

German military commander Alfred Jodl, 1945

German military commander Alfred Jodl on his way to sign the German Instrument of Surrender in Reims on May 7. 1945

Capitulation of the Doenitz government in Muerwik, 23/05/1945

British soldiers with German prisoners during the arrest of the so-called Doenitz government in Muerwik on 23/05/1945. Capitulation of the government of Doenitz in Muerwik, 23/05/1945, World War II, defeat,, Germany from 1933 to 1945, National Socialism

Arrest of the Donitz government in Muerwik, 1945

Government members and field-grade officers of the "Government Doenitz" are interrogated after their arrest on the ship "Patria". Right at the table from top to bottom: Generaloberst Alfred Jodl, Grand Admiral Doenitz, Generaladmiral Friedeburg. Left of the table from top to bottom: the American control officer Rooks, the English brigadier Foorch, the Soviet Generalmajor Truskow and the interpreter Herbert Cohn.

Capitulation of the Doenitz government in Muerwik, 23/05/1945 Rear Admiral Gerhard Wagner, 1945

At the arrest of the Doenitz Government in Muerwik the German Rear Admiral Gerhard Wagner is interrogated by a British officer. Capitulation of the government of Doenitz in Muerwik, 23/05/1945, World War II, defeat,, Germany from 1933 to 1945, National Socialism

Capitulation in Reims - Colonel General Alfred Jodl, General Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, Major i. G. Wilhelm Oxenius

Capitulation in Reims - Colonel General Alfred Jodl, General Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, Major i. G. Wilhelm Oxenius, Second World War, defeat, surrender, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Document on the surrender of the Wehrmacht in Berlin-Karlshorst, 1945

Second page of the capitulation document of the Wehrmacht, signed by Generalfeldmarschall Keitel, Generaladmiral Friedeburg, and Oberst Stumpff at the headquarters of the Soviet commander-in-chief, General Zhukov, in Karlshorst.

Document on the surrender of the Wehrmacht in Berlin-Karlshorst, 1945

The first page of the capitulation document of the Wehrmacht, signed by Generalfeldmarschall Keitel, Generaladmiral Friedeburg, and Oberst Stumpff at the headquarters of the Soviet commander-in-chief, General Zhukov, in Karlshorst.

Surrender of the Wehrmacht leadership near Lueneburg, 1945

Surrender document of the leaders of the Wehrmacht by General Friedeburg near Lueneburg.

Surrender document of the Wehrmacht in Reims, 1945

Second page of the document of surrender of the Wehrmacht in Reims, which was signed at the headquarters of General Eisenhower by General Jodl on behalf of the German Wehrmacht.

Surrender document of the Wehrmacht in Reims, 1945

Second page of the document of surrender of the Wehrmacht in Reims, which was signed at the headquarters of General Eisenhower by General Jodl on behalf of the German Wehrmacht.

The arrest of Karl Doenitz and Alfred Jodl in Muerwik, 1945

Admiral Friedeburg, Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz and his adjutant Luedde-Neurath (front from left) as well as Colonel General Alfred Jodl are taken into captivity by Allied soldiers.

Karl Doenitz in the gangway of the 'Patria', 1945

Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz leaves on the gangway his yacht 'Patria', in May 1945, seat of the government Doenitz. He surrendered to the Allies, who thus ended the activities of an independent German government.

Karl Doenitz and Albert Speer after their arrest in Muerwik, 1945

Karl Doenitz, Grand Admiral and successor of Hitler after his death, behind a British soldier at the headquarters of the last Reich Government in Muerwick. Behind Doenitz Albert Speer can be seen.