Common parade of Wehrmacht and Red Army in Brest at the end of the Invasion of Poland. At the center are Major General Heinz Guderian and Brigadier Semyon Krivoshein, 1939 [899 x 1405]

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Compressorman

The Germans were certainly bad guys. But the officers uniforms were sure sharp looking
stewundies

It’s interesting to think that these guys would be going head to head shortly. We’re both still around to be involved in Barbarossa?
Sol0shino

Krivoshein was Jewish. He might have been talking to Guderian in Yiddish.
candidM

Ironically Poland held parade with Nazi Germany in invaded Czechoslovakia just a year earlier.

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