The Wartime Memories Project - Kriegsmarine in The Second World War 1939-1945

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It is not possible to fully understand the history of the Second World War without refering to the forces of the Axis. This new section is under development, we would like to hear from anyone who was involved with the Axis forces. We are looking for information on personnel and photographs rather than the politics of the war. The Wartime Memories Project is purely a historical resource and the information contacted in this section is for historical educational. We are a Non Political organisation and do not support the ideas of The Third Riech, we simply present the facts. Kriegsmarine Ships Admiral Hipper Admiral Scheer Ambra, Italian Navy Bismarck Gneisenau Graf Spee Kano Maru Panzerschiffe Deutschland Prinz Eugen S25 S30 S34 SS Scharnhorst Uboat U-201 U-Boats U-547 U-Boat U-62 U-Boat U-94 Uboat U-boat 172 U-boat 707 U-Boat 96 U-boat U161 U139 U-Boat U159 U-Boat U214 U-Boat U2323 U-Boat U30 U-Boat U328 U-Boat U359 U-Boat U404 U-Boat U48 uboat U614 U-Boat U64 U-Boat U647 U-Boat U99 U-Boat Uboat U-47 Uboat U435 Other vessels will be added to this section soon. If you have any information, stories or photographs to add to this section we would love to hear from you.

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