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rzhew 1942, m-35 helmet
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« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2006, 11:14:35 pm » |
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« Reply #2 on: January 10, 2006, 12:04:39 am » |
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Is that 1 German and 1 Russian helmet?
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« Reply #3 on: January 10, 2006, 04:09:12 am » |
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COOL FIND
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« Reply #4 on: January 10, 2006, 06:53:58 am » |
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« Reply #5 on: January 10, 2006, 10:22:01 pm » |
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Is that 1 German and 1 Russian helmet?
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By the way, Welcome to TreasureNet nahabit
Yes this is? m-35 german? ?and sh-40? ?("Sh" -steel helmet Russian) Thanks I am glad Great stuff! Looks like you have access to an excellent area to detect.? yes on foto At me in hands a German carbine mauser K-98 on a belt German " gott mit uns " forgive for bad quality of photos and bad English:) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
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forgive for bad quality of photos and bad English:)
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Beats the snot out of my Russian! ( I think I know 3 words but can't spell them.) I don't really speak English, I speak American. There is a difference; we use a lot of slang/colloquialisms ( like "beats the snot out of" ) that wouldn't be used in London. Be careful of unexploded ordinance, and welcome to the forum! |
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« Reply #7 on: January 10, 2006, 10:59:59 pm » |
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I shall try! My American comrade (but us at school learned only to English language.... American I do not know.....)
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« Reply #8 on: January 10, 2006, 11:37:52 pm » |
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VERY interesting (and spooky) excavation. Excellent finds!
Is the site located anywhere near Stalingrad? Was this part of Germany's advance or retreat?
Thanks for sharing? Incredibly intersting and a huge part of the history of WW2.
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« Reply #9 on: January 11, 2006, 01:08:20 am » |
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I see. I may have missed it before if you gave the location but it makes sense now that you explain it.
What an incredible and history-filled area you have to hunt. Please keep posting your finds as I think this is fascinating.
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« Reply #10 on: January 11, 2006, 01:19:51 am » |
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spasibo! - Thanks. some more photos from campaigns in was east prussia-Teutonic fortress Balga and ancient German burial places
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« Reply #11 on: January 11, 2006, 03:04:18 am » |
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OH WOW ! I LOVE that place. I'd have a Field Day  Your Pictures are Great ! JEFF |
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« Reply #12 on: January 11, 2006, 03:19:07 am » |
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I am assured of America there are more interesting and rare things, at us ww2 it is a lot of things everywhere, even tanks are also planes.
on photo? german tank T-III? It is found in a bog in area of Moscow
and american aircraft parts. this is plane was destroyed in 1942 during Battle for Moscow
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« Reply #13 on: January 11, 2006, 03:42:58 am » |
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If I lived there, I would have 2 of them Tanks in my Yard. One in Front of my House & one behind?  ? ?I guess I find your Finds Better, Because I can't Find them Here. Tell Me ?? In Your Country, Are you allowed to KEEP finds like that tank ? Over here the Government or someone else would probably confiscate it. By the way, on that plate, Patterson, New Jersey. Just a couple hundred mile from me. |
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« Reply #14 on: January 11, 2006, 04:13:48 am » |
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To keep allow -but to get it from a bog many money is necessary - and very often military give money and help to pull out them and then take away these tanks in a museum. this is tank Have given to a tank museum.
on foto Brewster B-239 american aircraft - was downed in 1939-1940 during batle Soviet Union again Finland
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« Reply #15 on: January 11, 2006, 04:35:19 am » |
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Excellent finds nahabit!!! does anyone try to I.D. the soldiers remains?
Thanks for posting the pics, keep them coming
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« Reply #16 on: January 11, 2006, 04:46:51 am » |
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captured T-34 ? from river
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« Reply #18 on: January 11, 2006, 06:34:21 am » |
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Unbelievable finds! Please keep posting! Is this site only open to you and your friends or is it on public land? You are realy uncovering a huge part of history. As someone else asked,are the remains being identified and realtives notified? Do you have a team of people that work with you?
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« Reply #19 on: January 11, 2006, 07:02:23 am » |
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It is absolutely free territory for visiting, only there it is complex to pass and it is necessary to talk much with local inhabitant-many old men still remember war and where that has sunk
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« Reply #20 on: January 11, 2006, 12:00:31 pm » |
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« Reply #21 on: January 11, 2006, 06:42:47 pm » |
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Welcome to the Forum. You Have Found Some Great Relics. Best of Luck. trk5capt...
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« Reply #23 on: January 11, 2006, 10:52:54 pm » |
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that is " trk5capt"? ? I cannot translate this phrase
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« Reply #24 on: January 11, 2006, 10:53:16 pm » |
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Hello Nahabit, this information is from my partner Greg the two aircraft makers plates you have shown, i don't know how much you know about aviation but here are a few bits of info for you, the top one is from a wright 2800 engine. this type of engine was fitted to several types of aircraft during WW2 USAF records show that serial 41-25193 was to be alloted to a kittyhawk 1 and was to go to the RAF and was a Kittyhawk 1 (that wouldn't have a 2 row radial but a 12 cylinder inline V twin engine) .?that aircraft was not delivered to the RAF but alot of RAF kittyhawks were sent to Russia. what ever it was it was probably sent to the soviet union as a lend lease aircraft. sorry i can't be of more help with this. what other parts were dug up with this plate? .maybe i will be able to try and identify it. the second is definitly from a Bell P39 aircobra like this.  hope this is of interest to you. Greg |
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that is " trk5capt"? ? I cannot translate this phrase
Noone can!? It's his online name, meaning known only to him. Being a former firefighter myself, and seeing his avatar is a Maltese Cross, I would believe it to translate as "Truck 5 Captain" meaning he is a Captain with Truck Company Number 5 out of Charleston, South Carolina.? Home of the HL Hunley, and Forts Sumter and Moultrie. |
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that is " trk5capt"? ? I cannot translate this phrase
Noone can!? It's his online name, meaning known only to him. Being a former firefighter myself, and seeing his avatar is a Maltese Cross, I would believe it to translate as "Truck 5 Captain" meaning he is a Captain with Truck Company Number 5 out of Charleston, South Carolina.? Home of the HL Hunley, and Forts Sumter and Moultrie. DIGEMALL, You are 100% Correct. trk5capt...  |
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« Reply #27 on: January 12, 2006, 02:33:03 pm » |
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nahabit, just a line to say my hat is off to you fellows....from the pictures posted it seems as if there is an awful lot of dedication showing.......keep up the great work..............gldhntr
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« Reply #28 on: January 12, 2006, 06:12:44 pm » |
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Beautiful Pictures, Great Job, HH ( Happy Hunting) If you would like a pen pal, Email me sometime, Take care, Art...
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« Reply #29 on: January 12, 2006, 11:08:38 pm » |
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In a photos a monument to battle of the Soviet army against German aggressors in fight for Leningrad - in this battle was lost more than one million Soviet and 500.000 German soldier, battle proceeded 900 days and nights to fascists and it was not possible to grasp city having left mountains of corpses they have been destroyed by red army. In total on fields of battles our people was left 27 million killed by the soldier. German armies have lost 11 million soldier and officers killed. In total war of the Soviet union against fascist aggressors last from June, 22, till May, 9, 1945 that is 1500 days and nights the roar of instruments did not abate, bloody attacks and air fights did not stop. The Soviet army appeared the mightiest army of the world - Soviet people appeared invincible.Also in photos monuments to defenders the Native land from other cities of Russia
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« Reply #31 on: January 12, 2006, 11:35:25 pm » |
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Wasn't it Zukov (Spelling?) who won this battle? He was a military genius.
Such carnage is beyond all comprehension.
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« Reply #32 on: January 13, 2006, 12:30:05 am » |
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zhukov has won battle for Moscow and fight for Berlin. Near Leningrad it he was not distinguished. he was very wise commander/ In a photo he with commanders of allied armies the USA and England
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« Reply #34 on: January 16, 2006, 08:36:50 am » |
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Tape from a large-caliber aviation gun. finded may 2005
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« Reply #35 on: January 16, 2006, 08:46:14 am » |
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Breastplate "Guards" the distinction of elite Soviet divisions
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« Reply #36 on: January 16, 2006, 09:41:50 am » |
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Fabulous finds and pictures. Thanks very much! I enjoy collecting WW11 arms and equiptment, the easy way! Your post is a great joy to read. Don't underestimate the tremendous value and envie we have.
Few in the U.S. realize the price Russia has paid for autonomy and freedom. We take very much for granted what they know to be very precious.
The carnage didn't stop after the 'end' of the big one in 1945, did it? Tens of thousands died fighting the German 'insurgency' after peace was declared. Such a freakin shame. There are so many more pits to be dug!
I sincerely hope we remain allies, to say the least!
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« Reply #37 on: January 16, 2006, 12:34:26 pm » |
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WoW amazing!! Those make all my finds look little! Keep em coming! It is amazing how much history is still there undisturbed.
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« Reply #38 on: January 16, 2006, 07:24:33 pm » |
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Wow that is awesome! I am not a nazi sympathizer,but i love their panzers! I would love to visit where the battle of Kursk was fought.IMAGINE the relics....you should be proud of your history!The third reich was spread out way to thin,and couldnt stop the bleeding after the battle of kursk. I also would be honored to pen pal with you if you would allow it!
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« Reply #39 on: January 16, 2006, 10:37:51 pm » |
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Fabulous finds and pictures. Thanks very much!? I enjoy collecting WW11 arms and equiptment, the easy way! Your post is a great joy to read. Don't underestimate the tremendous value and envie we have.
Few in the U.S. realize the price Russia has paid for autonomy and freedom. We take very much for granted what they know to be very precious.
The carnage didn't stop after the 'end' of the big one in 1945, did it? Tens of thousands died fighting the German 'insurgency' after peace was declared. Such a freakin shame. There are so many more pits to be dug!
I sincerely hope we remain allies, to say the least!
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Wow that is awesome! I am not a nazi sympathizer,but i love their panzers! I would love to visit where the battle of Kursk was fought.IMAGINE the relics....you should be proud of your history!The third reich was spread out way to thin,and couldnt stop the bleeding after the battle of kursk. I also would be honored to pen pal with you if you would allow it!
Battle near Kursk was the greatest tank battle of mankind. 3000 tanks participated in counter battle with both sides. Both contradictory sides aspired to reach the strategic purpose. Fights were characterized by the big persistence and bitterness. Nobody wanted to concede. On a card map the destiny of nazi Germany has been put. Those and other armies sustained huge losses.Museum complex devoted to fight for Kursk |
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Wow! 3000 tanks each. From what i have read, the nazi's pretty well lost everything didn't they? I imagine it took years to clean the scrap from the fields....Pretty good for a bunch of farmers and peasants!......AWESOME stuff, please post more! |
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Wow! 3000 tanks each. From what i have read, the nazi's pretty well lost everything didn't they? I imagine it took years to clean the scrap from the fields....Pretty good for a bunch of farmers and peasants!......AWESOME stuff, please post more! To that you learned at school at lessons of a history? If you Kursk fight interests that write to me on email I to you I shall send photos and materials |
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nahabit,these are great pictures you are posting, thank you,do you need to be careful of
the unexploded mortars and hand grenades ?
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« Reply #46 on: January 18, 2006, 03:18:49 am » |
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« Reply #47 on: January 18, 2006, 06:29:45 am » |
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« Reply #48 on: January 18, 2006, 08:59:50 pm » |
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Awesome! I can't imagine going out with my detector and finding a TANK! Thank God, we never have had a war on our land that involved tanks and heavy artillery as such and hopefully we never will, but it is so neat to see those pieces of equipment you're finding! My grandfather fought in WWII and brought back some interesting and repulsing pictures. What a massive conflict it was, and a scar on humanity as well.
Thank you for showing us your pictures. I'll be watching for more!
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« Reply #49 on: January 18, 2006, 10:07:47 pm » |
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WOW. Those have got to be the greatest finds I have ever seen. I was gonna say that was an Airacobra data plate. Wasnt sure on the cyclone engine tag. That Brewster...wow. Over here in the US, someone would buy that and restore it. The tanks are in very impressive condition. We have a military vehicle museum in my town here, and they would love to work on some of those. Keep up the good work. DM
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Awesome!? I can't imagine going out with my detector and finding a TANK!? Thank God, we never have had a war on our land that involved tanks and heavy artillery as such and hopefully we never will, but it is so neat to see those pieces of equipment you're finding!? My grandfather fought in WWII and brought back some interesting and repulsing pictures.? What a massive conflict it was, and a scar on humanity as well.
Thank you for showing us your pictures.? I'll be watching for more!
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WOW. Those have got to be the greatest finds I have ever seen. I was gonna say that was an Airacobra data plate. Wasnt sure on the cyclone engine tag. That Brewster...wow. Over here in the US, someone would buy that and restore it. The tanks are in very impressive condition. We have a military vehicle museum in my town here, and they would love to work on some of those. Keep up the good work. DM
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I want to please you still with pictures:)
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The picture of the german helmet with the skull still inside is just breathtaking.
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Man...that is some cool stuff! Thanks for the pics, truly awesome! Makes me want to take a detecting trip to Russia...
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I'm not sure what all my grandfather participated in.? He was in the army Rangers, and performed recon missions.? He was in nurrenburgh (spelling?) and other places in Germany, and saw the massive body pits that weren't even covered with dirt enough to cover the peoples' arms and legs.?
He didn't like to talk about it, and I never heard his stories.? It wasn't until after he died that I found out he was in recon, and that he was highly decorated with some of the highest awards and medals you can get from our government.? I wish I could have heard his stories, but I understand how difficult it must have been to talk about for him.? Especially after seeing his journal and the pictures contained within.? They don't show pictures like that in history class.? People should see what happened, lest they forget and allow history to repeat itself.
Did you know they used skin from the Jew's bodies to make lampshades, wallets, and wallhangings? Especially if they had tattoos. And then they would set this stuff up on tables and people who appeared to be everyday families would walk past the tables shopping for the piece they liked. Twisted, huh? ("twisted" referring to a largely distorted mentality , in case you're not familiar with the term).
Thanks for the respect for my Grandfather.
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CHEESE, i think you may be mistaken on the skin items. I'm no expert, but i think it was one woman (ilsa Koch) who was known for the tattooed skin items. not an organized project. As I recall she would single out people with tattoos, and not just jews, to make the different items, which she kept for her own collection. I believe she was known as "the witch of Buchenwald". The lampshade itself has never been found (and most likely an exaggeration) but there are many other items made from human skin from Buchenwald. (some can be found on display in Washington DC)
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« Reply #58 on: January 21, 2006, 01:42:48 am » |
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I saw it in black and white. I think my grandfather took the pics because he couldn't believe what he was seeing. Anyway, that's way off track. Sorry I added the "weird" to the thread, lol. It just made such an impression on me I guess, that whenever I think of WWII, those are the images that immediately pop in my head.
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« Reply #59 on: January 21, 2006, 11:28:00 am » |
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« Reply #60 on: January 21, 2006, 11:48:52 am » |
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Your pictures really tell a story that I did not know. If you are still finding these bodies, I would imagine that there must be thousands that have not been buried yet. Does the goverment look for these sites like you have, and bury the dead?
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« Reply #61 on: January 21, 2006, 08:17:18 pm » |
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Question, are these items from the Russian front or Eastern front?
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« Reply #62 on: January 21, 2006, 08:31:37 pm » |
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The Russian front was the eastern front.
The western front was Europe.
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« Reply #63 on: January 21, 2006, 08:51:07 pm » |
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Thank you, I didn't know. ?I'm not up on my European military history.
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« Reply #64 on: January 22, 2006, 03:42:10 am » |
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Question, are these items from the Russian front or Eastern front?
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Don't feel too bad about that Spike, I wouldn't have known either. My Intreast has always been in U.S. History, and in Particular Pensylvania History. So, Since School Only Taught World History, I was always "Out to Lunch" During History Class. |
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« Reply #65 on: March 06, 2006, 12:09:22 pm » |
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Question, are these items from the Russian front or Eastern front?
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Don't feel too bad about that Spike, I wouldn't have known either. My Intreast has always been in U.S. History, and in Particular Pensylvania History. So, Since School Only Taught World History, I was always "Out to Lunch" During History Class. At me many photos with finds and excavation have accumulated, but I do not know what to place at a forum? Whether ethically to expose photos on which bones and skulls are visible? I can send you the children's textbook on a history:) |
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How is that in Russia that it is illegal to have gun and a person can get up to 10 yrs minumum in prison for having one, and here it is that its ok to dig one up and pose with it. I am not sure on all the laws, but I have contacted a russian law firm to check out all the laws. I think its ok to dig up the tanks or stuff but it is very disrespectful to descecrate anybody's grave no matter who they are. Imagine the families who grave's you are doing that to.
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« Reply #67 on: March 06, 2006, 01:14:01 pm » |
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I do not know what to place at a forum? Whether ethically to expose photos on which bones and skulls are visible?
I take it ethically in your country, you are not doing anything Wrong, by posting Bones & Skulls. and this is a World Wide Forum. S O in My opinion, Since there are So Many Sites on the Internet, About wars, and their Consequences, and archeology Sites, who Don't see it being Wrong, I Don't see anything wrong Either. However, Please Understand, There are MANY in the U.S. Who Do for some reason, get upset when they see them here. I Will Try my Best, To see that Everyone here Gives you Respect, Being that you are One of our International Friends. Just do ME a Favor And Keep the Bone and Skull pictures to a Minimum So I Don't have to Keep Deleting angry and OFF Subject comments. Which I Will Do from this point on, From ALL posts. Jeff |
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« Reply #68 on: March 06, 2006, 04:05:22 pm » |
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"I can send you the children's textbook on a history:)" quote. nahabit, No need to send children's book. But you are funny. Most Americans know about the Russian Front and the history of World War II. All we have to do is watch television. We have here many history channels. My Grandparents on my Mothers side were from Lithuania and I still have relatives over there. My Dad fought in the Anzio invasion of Fascist Italy. These are great pictures and I have enjoyed them. |
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« Reply #69 on: March 06, 2006, 09:39:10 pm » |
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"I can send you the children's textbook on a history:)" quote. nahabit, No need to send children's book. But you are funny. Most Americans know about the Russian Front and the history of World War II. All we have to do is watch television. We have here many history channels. My Grandparents on my Mothers side were from Lithuania and I still have relatives over there. My Dad fought in the Anzio invasion of Fascist Italy. These are great pictures and I have enjoyed them. My grandfather released Europe at him there is an award for 50 killed enemies |
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I in a campaign in a wood on a place of former battles
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« Reply #73 on: March 08, 2006, 01:40:48 am » |
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« Reply #74 on: March 08, 2006, 04:49:28 am » |
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The Russian front was the eastern front.
The western front was Europe.
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« Reply #75 on: March 10, 2006, 03:01:56 am » |
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Fascists named Russian front east front, Russian soldiers named German front the western front, and in war with Japan at all there was no front
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« Reply #76 on: March 12, 2006, 11:27:48 am » |
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Awsome story and very poingnant pictures.
it must have been hell for those poor forgotten soles.
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Awsome story and very poingnant pictures.
it must have been hell for those poor forgotten soles.
welcome to the forum
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Thanks for the fotos and all the cool information. I find some ammunition here in the fields too. Vern |
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FANTASTIC...... What do you do with all the finds?
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« Reply #80 on: March 16, 2006, 08:36:36 pm » |
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Hey nahabit, can you answer the question about what your doing with the remains of the soldiers? I have noticed a few people have asked you the question but I haven?t seen an answer from you.
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Hey nahabit, can you answer the question about what your doing with the remains of the soldiers? I have noticed a few people have asked you the question but I haven?t seen an answer from you.
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Hey nahabit, can you answer the question about what your doing with the remains of the soldiers? I have noticed a few people have asked you the question but I haven?t seen an answer from you.
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« Reply #87 on: March 29, 2006, 06:31:45 pm » |
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Nahabit some pretty interesting war relics you have discovered. I have not seen any monies displayed in your pictures though. Do you often find any Russian or German coins with the skeletal remains you find, and if so whats the greatest coin/paper? amount you have found.
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« Reply #88 on: March 29, 2006, 09:30:50 pm » |
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Nahabit some pretty interesting war relics you have discovered. I have not seen any monies displayed in your pictures though. Do you often find any Russian or German coins with the skeletal remains you find, and if so whats the greatest coin/paper? amount you have found.
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« Reply #89 on: March 30, 2006, 09:12:13 am » |
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Isn't the German tank mislabled? A T34 was a Soviet tank wasn't it? Small thing, your posts are fascinating. Excellent! Montyl
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Isn't the German tank mislabled? A T34 was a Soviet tank wasn't it? Small thing, your posts are fascinating. Excellent! Montyl
Yes Т34 the Soviet tank but them sometimes captured in working order and they appeared in armed forces of Germany, that is it is the Russian tank seized by Germans which they used in the purposes. In the rest you are absolutely right. |
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In post 264,
It looks like he is using a real nice metal detector! A garret DD Searchcoil is in the picture!
Before I donate, Are you sure he just has a Radio Shack special?
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« Reply #95 on: April 05, 2006, 09:46:14 pm » |
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Really nice stuff!!!! this is the kind of things I like to see, great pics!!!!
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For the sake of trying to be humble, please let this be the end of this nonsense.
IN REFERENCE TO THE POSSIBLE GARRETT DD SEARCHCOIL.
Nahabit responded to my PM, part of his reply follows:
"I once dug it with guys which have been well equipped, but it not my friends and not my device it was only a common cause"
It was not his and he cannot identify it.
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I with the old device which I have sold it and have bought the same but black color.
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The detector in post 12 must be a friends also. I guess i was mistaken. ask to not confuse me and my friends. Whether if at your neighbour the expensive machine and beauty the wife means as at you the wife a beauty by the expensive machine??? It is a rhetorical question |
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