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[Vladimir]

It seems strange to see some pictures with one of the former Non Name Komsomoletz
Foto:

Buchenwald , 07.06.1987
07.06.1987 Buchenwald Pfingsttreffen Gesprächsrunde und Rundgang FDJ - Konsomol Foto: Lenke Nr. 670

http://88.79.85.135/ddrbild/search.php?sea...mp;text=Soldat* or NVA or Manöver* or Pionier* or FDJ* not Nordkorea* not Südkorea not Polen not Laos not Kuba* not Cuba&city=


Auskunft.
http://www.zamos.ru/dossier/m/4445/

[Alex]

Thank u for this, Oleg! Could be me 20 years later. I remember standing between all these crazy people holding flags and playing drums and flutes with my class mates and waiting for a soldier to pick me up. When it was time, I found myself on his shoulders so quickly, that I almost lost my flower. At first I was so afraid to fall off, that I "hugged" the soldier desperately, which meant quite something, since I was a rather shy kid towards strangers
But hey, "my soldier" didn't give me his hat to wear :angry:

I'm sorry, but this photo was taken before 1969. Uniforms of the soldiers is the old species. This was before 1969

[oleg1]

I'm sorry, but this photo was taken before 1969. Uniforms of the soldiers is the old species. This was before 1969

Leipzig , 13.10.1967

Leipzig 13.10.1967 Sowjetsoldaten tragen Junge Pioniere auf einer Kundgebung zum "Fest der Freundschaft" in Leipzig anläßlich des 50. Jahrestages der "Großen Sozialistischen Oktoberrevolution" auf ihren Schultern. Foto: Morgenstern

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[Trabi]

I'm sorry, but this photo was taken before 1969. Uniforms of the soldiers is the old species. This was before 1969

Oh, I'm pretty sure, it is. Obviously it's from 1967. But they had german Kids (Junge Pioniere) on their shoulders for official parades then and they still did 20 years later - 1987, when I was such a young pionieer and sitting on the shoulders of a soviet soldier. That's what I wanted to say.

[oleg1]

Oh, I'm pretty sure, it is. Obviously it's from 1967. But they had german Kids (Junge Pioniere) on their shoulders for official parades then and they still did 20 years later - 1987, when I was such a young pionieer and sitting on the shoulders of a soviet soldier. That's what I wanted to say.

Спасибо ТРАБИ.
http://www.nord-inform.de/modules.php?name...cle&sid=440

[Trabi]

Спасибо ТРАБИ.
http://www.nord-inform.de/modules.php?name...cle&sid=440

Only one positive example of transnational cooperation and dialogue. I think this is a good spirit to raise children in Germany as well as the post-USSR-states in: conciliation, exchange and cooperation. There is so much harm having been done during the war and afterwards. The most important thing today should be to avoid this to happen again and to successfully overcome prejudices and mistrust between the peoples of the former war enemies.

[Vladimir]

Самая короткая дорога из Москвы на Париж идет через Дрезден. Рейсовые автобусы Москва-Париж именно так и ходят. Кстати, в 19-м веке дорога Москва-Варшава шла отнюдь не через Брест, а через Слоним - Волковысск - Белосток

Вот она - дорога Королей ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA7AsA_2olU...feature=related

[Zhirnov]

Вот она - дорога Королей ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA7AsA_2olU...feature=related

Я во время службы слышал из разговоров офицеров, в частности от комбата Петрича Николая Павловича про Старосмоленскую дорогу. Это и есть та дорога?

[Vladimir]

За исключением трех земельных участков с девятью зданиями в районе Карлхорст в Берлине да двухэтажной виллы в Дрездене, так ничего и не удалось отстоять.
http://gsvg.ru/page_051.htm

Там же большое количество ссылок на ГСВГ
http://gsvg.ru/links.html

[Алма-атинец]

Only one positive example of transnational cooperation and dialogue. I think this is a good spirit to raise children in Germany as well as the post-USSR-states in: conciliation, exchange and cooperation. There is so much harm having been done during the war and afterwards. The most important thing today should be to avoid this to happen again and to successfully overcome prejudices and mistrust between the peoples of the former war enemies.

Why do you write in english?