The battle for Kyiv (Sept. 1941). Combat footage. German wartime newsreel (Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr. 577 Sep 1941) - 1
The battle for Kyiv (Sept. 1941). Combat footage. German wartime newsreel (Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr. 577 Sep 1941) - 2
Massacre of Ukrainians in Vinnytsia - German wartime newsreel (Jul 1943). A massacre of Ukrainians near Vinnitsa is said to have been perpetrated by henchmen of the Soviet secret police. The Ukrainians funeral is shown.
Tank heros of Ukraine - In Mukacevo a woman placing flowers under tank straps
AWC Massenmord der Roten Armee NKWD in Lemberg (L'viv) und Broniki Ukraine, 1941
On Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula thousands of Tatars are taking action to redress what they consider to be a historical crime. In the 1940's, Stalin deported over 200,000 Tatars, claiming they were Nazi collaborators.
WW2 - Battle of Kharkiv (May 1942) - part 1
WW2 - Retreating German units in Caucasus (Mar 1943) - In the southern sector of the Eastern Front, 2500 horses from Caucasian stud farms begin their journey to Ukraine, retreating German units destroyed telegraph poles and bridges behind them, and are said to be protecting locals accompanying them.
WW2 - Waffen-SS advance toward Kharkiv, Mar 1943 (in German)
German troops enter in the historic city of Yalta (Dec 1941)
WW2 - Advancing on Ukraine. Combat footage. German newsreel (Die Deutches Wochenschau 08-22-1941 (in German)
WW2 - Heinkel 111 bombing Ukraine. German newsreel (Die Deutches Wochenschau 08-22-1941 (in German)
WW2 monument, Kyiv
Military hospital, Teodosiia, 1942
NKVD victims L'viv, 1941
Bronnyky, July 1941
WW2 - The Leibstandarte and Totenkopf SS Division occupy Kharkiv (in German)
WW2 - German and Romanian army in Crimea (in French)
German offensive over Sevastopol' (1942)
WW2 - The fall of Sevastopol', Ostfront, 1942. The end of the Battle of Crimea.
Video de la serie "La pasión del Ajedrez" presentado por Leontxo García. Análisis de la partida: Efim Geller Vs Joseph Vatníkov (Kyiv, 1950)
German troops in Western Crimea, 1942
German troops on the Kerch peninsula, Crimea, 1942
Operation Barbarossa - The Big Front. WW2 German Newsreel footages present the hard and bitter fighting in Ukraine, which was then part of the Soviet Union. Marshal Antoncescu arrives at the scene leading the Romanian divisions up north to annex more territory to Romania.
Bulgarian divisions arrive at the scene to help. Germans use force to test their might on the Red Army, however the Red Army is still fighting back. This big front in the heart of Ukraine is the very battle for the control of the region.
"War. Ukrainian Account" by Bukovsky Part1 of 9, chunk 1 of 3. A 2002 Ukrainian documentary film (9 series) by Serhiy Bukovsky about World War II in Ukraine. The film received the Shevchenko Prize and the Teletriumph Prize. Languages: Ukrainian, Russian
"War. Ukrainian Account" by Bukovsky Part1 of 9, chunk 2 of 3. A 2002 Ukrainian documentary film (9 series) by Serhiy Bukovsky about World War II in Ukraine. The film received the Shevchenko Prize and the Teletriumph Prize. Languages: Ukrainian, Russian
"War. Ukrainian Account" by Bukovsky Part1 of 9, chunk3 of 3. A 2002 Ukrainian documentary film (9 series) by Serhiy Bukovsky about World War II in Ukraine. The film received the Shevchenko Prize and the Teletriumph Prize. Languages: Ukrainian, Russian
Die Deutsche Wochenschau - 1941.10.10. Kesselschlacht bei Kiew Part 1 .
Die Deutsche Wochenschau - 1941.10.10. Kesselschlacht bei Kiew Part 2.0.
Die Deutsche Wochenschau - 1941.10.10. Kesselschlacht bei Kiew part 2.5.
Pictorial record Hugarian Jews arrive at Auschwitz May 1944. The photos show the arrival of Hungarian Jews from Carpatho-Ruthenia.
без титров. отрывки из австрийской военной кинохроники 1914-ого года, снято скорее всего в районе восточного фронта, т.е. в сегодняшней украине
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