Central Powers Photo Page

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Central Powers Photos Page #1

These photos were taken at Great War events around the world. If you have any World War 1 reenactment photos that you would like to have considered to be placed on this page, please e-mail me. Click on any of the thumbnails below to see a larger copy of the photo.

More photos on these pages (yeah, some are here twice... so what!):

Gallery Pages 1 | 2 | 3

Allied Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

Central Powers Pages: 1 | 2

Members of J.R. 63 taking a break from stormtrooping training. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	Erich Fritsch, J.R. 63 posing in front of the 20thMG bunker. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	Dieter und Musketier. Hörr with "Lola". [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]
Königreich views the politics with disdain! A view of the morning safety meeting. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	J.R.63 getting ready to head back out into the trenches. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	2 badguys being presented to Hauptman Zienta for questioning. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]
Dieter posing for the camera. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	A Musketier during a gas attack. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	Unteroffizer Fensch. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]
Hans Beyer during a break in action. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	J.R. 111 bunker in Neuville. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	A young Deksheimer und Hein. How long have you guys been fighting this war? [at Shimpstown GWA Site, Penn. early 80's]
German Infantry soldat returning from a shell hole in No-Mans Land. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	Ernst Deksheimer [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]	Max Stiebritz in his gas mask. [at CK GWA Site, Penn.]

Thanks to:

Guy Gormley, CPL 5th AIF for the Aussie photos!
Chris Reed for the 109th photos
Eugene Popalvski of the Russian Legion for the Russian photos
Fritz Bronner of the War Horse & Militaria Heritage Foundation
for the Photos from Jack Rabbit Trails
Jakob Hörr, J.R. 63 for many of the German photos
Patrick Hernandez for the Great French pix!

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