WWII German POW Original Photo 1945 Ruhr Pocket US Army Signal Corps

  
WWII German POW Original Photo 1945 Ruhr Pocket US Army Signal Corps. Description: Captivating WWII Original Photograph: German Prisoners Surrender in the Ruhr Pocket 1945 Immerse yourself in a pivotal moment of World War II with this powerful original black and white photograph, capturing the raw reality of the conflict's final days. Army Signal Corps on April 16, 1945, this image depicts two German soldiers, now prisoners of war, arriving on horseback at a POW cage in Germany.

This historic photo vividly illustrates the surrender of the German Army in the Ruhr Pocket, a significant event where an entire corps surrendered to the 7th Armored Division, 1st U. The details on the reverse of the photograph provide invaluable historical context, making this a truly remarkable piece for collectors and historians alike.

The back of the photo features official military markings, including an "ETO H 45 32826" identifier, and a clear "PASSED FOR PUBLICATION AS CENSORED" stamp from the SHAEF Field Press Censor, dated April 18, 1945. This stamp further verifies its authenticity and historical significance, offering a direct link to the censorship practices of the era. The "RESTRICTED" label also adds to its historical provenance. Witness a moment where the tide of war turned, preserved on this tangible piece of history. A must-have for any serious collector of WWII memorabilia or military photography.

I describe items to the best of my ability based on what I see. Please look at the photos closely as they are the true description of condition and authenticity. Dimensions: 8" x 10.25". Condition: (please see pics for cosmetics) Pre-owned vintage condition. Very nice condition with typical signs of age.

The photo shows a slight curl from age. Please view all photos as they are the best description of condition.