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Sönnke, Hans |
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For documentary purposes the German Federal Archive often retained the original image captions, which may be erroneous, biased, obsolete or politically extreme.  Polen, Zollstation, deutsche Soldaten
Scherl Aus dem befreiten Danziger Land. Landespolizei bei der Beseitigung des Hoheitszeichens am polnischen Zollhaus an der Strasse Zoppot-Gdingen. Fot. Ho 3.9.39 [Herausgabedatum] 11118-39 Zentralbild-Archiv II. Weltkrieg 1939 - 45 Der Überfall der faschistischen deutschen Wehrmacht auf Polen am 1.9.1939. Faschistische Danziger Landespolizei und deutsche Soldaten entfernen die Hoheitszeichen vom polnischen Zollhaus an der Polnisch-Danziger Grenze Gdynia-Zoppot. 11118-39 [Polenfeldzug, bei Danzig, Straße Zoppot-Gdingen.- Deutsche Soldaten beim Entfernen von Hoheitszeichen eines polnischen Zollgebäudes.- Soldaten beim Herunterreichen eines Schilds mit der Aufschrift "Lasy Panstwowe, Nadlesnictwo Wysoka, Lesnictwo Golebiewo] |
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English: After the German invasion of Poland German soldiers are removing Polish signs at the former border between Zoppot (today Sopot) and Gdingen (today Gdynia). The sign reads Lasy Państwowe, Nadleśnictwo Wysoka, Leśnictwo Gołębiewo meaning “National Forests, forest inspectorate Wysoka, forest district Gołębiewo” Deutsch: Nach dem deutschen Überfall auf Polen werden polnische Schildern von deutschen Soldaten/Polizisten am ehemaligen Grenzübergang zwischen Zoppot (heute Sopot) und Gdingen (heute Gdynia) abgehängt. Auf dem Schild steht Lasy Państwowe, Nadleśnictwo Wysoka, Leśnictwo Gołębiewo, zu deutsch „Nationale Wälder, Waldaufsichtsbehörde Wysoka, Waldbezirk Gołębiewo“. |
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| Date | 1 September 1939 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst - Zentralbild (Bild 183) |
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| current | 19:54, 22 March 2011 | | 603 × 800 (165 KB) | Liandrei | Cropped caption and cleaned up dirt/scratches |
| 16:46, 4 December 2008 |  | 628 × 800 (73 KB) | BArchBot | == Summary == {{Information |Description={{de|1='''Polen, Zollstation, deutsche Soldaten''' Scherl Aus dem befreiten Danziger Land. Landespolizei bei der Beseitigung des Hoheitszeichens am polnischen Zollhaus an der Strasse Zoppot-Gdingen. Fot. Ho 3.9.3 |
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