Timeline

1. 1924.04.01. Defendants in the Beer Hall Putsch trial
2. 1924.12.20. Adolf Hitler on his Release from Landsberg Prison
3. 1928.10.11. Showa Emperor (Hirohito) at his coronation 1928
4. 1933.09.14. Hitler Tours Destruction of Oeschelbronn, Germany
5. 1934.00.00. Vickers Light Tank Mark III
6. 1934.04.01. Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf A (SdKfz 101)  
7. 1935.07.17-21. Adolf Hitler Laughing at a Vacation in Harz Mountains
8. 1936.01.01. Italian Troops March Past Mussolini Poster in Ethiopia
9. 1936.04.05. Hermann Göring and His Lion Cub 
10. 1936.05.30. Japanese Buddhist monks during gas mask drill
11. 1936.06.13. Picture of People Giving a Nazi Salute, with August Landmesser Refusing to do so
12. 1936.06.27. Chinese generals Chiang Kai-Shek and Long Yun
13. 1936.07.02. Heinrich Himmler and SS Generals in Quedlinburg 1936
14. 1937.08.13. Japanese troops passing the Chinese city of Peiping
15. 1937.10.22. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Visited Adolf Hitler at the Berghof 
16. 1938.00.00 Junkers Ju 87 A of “Legion Condor”
17. 1938.09.30. German and Italian Officials at Münich Conference
18. 1938.09.30. Neville Chamberlain's 'Peace of Our Time'
19. 1938.10.12. Panzer-Regiment 11 Celebrates its First Birthday
20. 1939.02.24. Vought-Chance SB2U-2 Vindicator
21. 1939.05.31. Legion Condor Award Ceremony in Hamburg
22. 1939.08.25. U-25 a Few Days Before the Outbreak of the War
23. 1939.09.03. German panzers in Poland
    
24. 1939.09.18. A Destroyed Panzerkampfwagen 35(t) in Poland 
25. 1939.09.19. The Remain of Prinz von Ratibor's Panzer IV After the Battle
26. 1939.09.25. Hitler arrived at an airfield near Warsaw in Poland
    
27. 1939.09.29. British soldiers going to the front
28. 1939.12.18. British POW with Luftwaffe Soldiers
29. 1939.12.20. Press Conference after the Air Battle in Wilhelmshaven
30. 1940.01.01. Soviet BT-5 Tanks Knocked Out During the Winter War
31. 1940.03.10. Germany's Heroes Remembrance Day 1940
    
32. 1940.03.11. The Sinking of U-31 off Wilhelmshaven 
33. 1940.03.16. Luftwaffe Attack on Scapa Flow
    
34. 1940.04.00. Skoda 35 tank Kompanie wait in a wood for the opening of Blitzkrieg 
35. 1940.04.01. Crusader Mark I Cruiser Tanks  
36. 1940.04.13. Junkers Ju 52 After Landing on the Hartvigvann-Lake
37. 1940.04.30. Dutch Military Motorcyclists during Parade
    
38. 1940.05.00. Messerschmitt Bf 109 of LG 2 Belly Landed at Liege
39. 1940.05-06.00. 6. Panzer-Division Tanks in France 1940  
40. 1940.05.10. Dutch soldiers surrender at Lutterhoofdwijk
41. 1940.05.11. Bombing of Blauwburgwal Canal in Amsterdam
42. 1940.05.13. LSSAH Troops Crossing the River Meuse Near Mook 
43. 1940.05.13. Ritterkreuz Award Ceremony for Sturm-Abteilung "Koch"
44. 1940.05.14. Dutch Soldier negotiating the capitulation in 1940
45. 1940.05.15. Luftwaffe Kriegsberichter Recorded German Movement at Dinant 
46. 1940.05.16. German military convoy in Amsterdam
47. 1940.05.16. Motor units of Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler at Amsterdam
48. 1940.05.26. Tanks of 6. Panzer Division Advance Toward Cassel 
49. 1940.06.01. Oberleutnant Karl Hanke in a Panzerkampfwagen IV  
50. 1940.06.01. Panzer 38(t) and Panzer II on the Move
51. 1940.06.03-06. Hitler With His Staff, June 1940
52. 1940.06.14. General Kurt von Briesen Reviewing His Troops in Paris Parade
53. 1940.06.18.Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler in Münich, June 1940 
54. 1940.06.26. Award Ceremony of Pionier-Bataillon 221
55. 1940.07.19. Newly Promoted Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring
56. 1940.08.03. 554. Infanterie-Division at Donaueschingen
57. 1940.08.12. Bf 109s of JG 53 vs Hurricanes of No.145 Squadron
58. 1940.09.14. Luftwaffe Ace Hauptmann Rolf Pingel
59. 1940.10.01. German Armored Parade in Oslo
    
60. 1940.10.14. Bus Trapped in the Crater at Balham Station
61. 1940.11.00. U-34 Training Submarine
62. 1940.11.01. Panzerkampfwagen II ausf C on Manoeuvre
63. 1940.11.13. Reception for Soviet's Foreign Minister at Hotel Kaiserhof
    
64. 1940.11.18. Hermann Göring Visit "Der Sieg im Westen" Exhibition
65. 1940.12.00. Emblem of U-93
66. 1940.12.24. Adolf Galland Waiting for the Führer 
67. 1941.00.00. Member of 250. Infanterie-Division (División Azul)
68. 1941.01.00. Wilhelm Haehnelt as Generalleutnant in January 1941
69. 1941.01-08. SS Soldiers Playing with Squirrel
70. 1941.01.31. Frostbite Experiments of Unit 1855
71. 1941.03.01. Panzerkampfwagen III in Libya
72. 1941.03.13. Former German Heavyweight Boxer Max Schmeling as a Fallschirmjäger
73. 1941.03.15. Stern of Battleship Bismarck 
74. 1941.03.24. M13/40 Tanks of the VII Battaglione, Ariete Armored Division 
75. 1941.04-09.00. A column of German Wehrmacht paraded in Paris
76. 1941.04.05. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf G and Ausf H in Bulgaria 
77. 1941.04.09. Panzerkampfwagen III Crews at Rest and Playing Cards  
78. 1941.04.09. Panzerkampfwagen IV ausf E of 13. Panzer-Division 
79. 1941.04.13 German victory parade in Belgrade
80. 1941.04.13. 11. Panzer-Division Rests During Yugoslavian Campaign 
81. 1941.04.17. First German POWs in North Africa
    
82. 1941.04.20. The capitulation of Greek forces to SS Leibstandarte
83. 1941.05.00. Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf.D tanks of Panzer-Abteilung 65
84. 1941.05.01. Panzerkampfwagen IVs of the Afrika Korps
85. 1941.05.11. Dutch SS ceremony in Utrecht Netherlands
86. 1941.05.20. German Paratrooper during Operation Mercury
87. 1941.05.20. German Paratroopers rests at Crete
88. 1941.05.31. Fallschirmjäger Officers at Heraklion
    
89. 1941.06-12.00. Leutnant Helmut Ritgen Collecting his Lunch from Field Kitchen
90. 1941.06.00. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.J Medium Tank Negotiating a River Crossing
91. 1941.06.21. Erich Brandenberger and Erich von Manstein a Day Before Operation Barbarossa
92. 1941.06.21. German Tank Convoy Near the Soviet Border
93. 1941.06.23. Char B1 Flammenwerfer Before Operation Barbarossa
94. 1941.06.26. German Soldiers Move into Burning Russian Villages
95. 1941.06.30. Execution of Brave Russian Prisoners
96. 1941.07.00. Cheerful Divisional Personnel Pose with a Wrecked Soviet T-28B tank
97. 1941.07.00. Oberstleutnant Erich Freiherr von Seckendorff Observes The Battlefield
98. 1941.07.01. German Troops Prepare to Clear Houses
99. 1941.07.01. Panzerkampfwagen 35(t) of 6. Panzer-Division
100. 1941.07.01. Sturmgeschutz III ausf B (SdKfz 142) Fords a River
101. 1941.07.02. Erwin Rommel visiting Sollum Front
     
102. 1941.07.06. Tank-Infantry Cooperation with Panzer 35(t) at Pskov
103. 1941.07.18. German Troops Remove Communist Red Star
104. 1941.07.19. U-553 Returned From Successful Patrol
105. 1941.07.26. Damaged Aircraft of Feldwebel Heinrich Klöpper
106. 1941.08.00. Generaloberst Hoepner With Officers of 6. Panzer-Division in Leningrad
107. 1941.08.10. LSSAH NCO Helmut Burose Attack A Soviet Armoured Vehicle
108. 1941.08.12. RAF Blenheim After Bombing Goldenburg Power Station, Cologne
109. 1941.08.12. RAF Blenheims Attack Fortuna Power Station in Cologne
110. 1941.08.25. Ritterkreuz Award Ceremony for Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche
111. 1941.09-11. Front-Line Conference of Wolfram von Richthofen and Richard Koll
112. 1941.09.00. Red Army Soldiers Ride Panzer III  
113. 1941.09.01. Generale Adolf-Friedrich Kuntzen and Otto von Knobelsdorff 
114. 1941.09.01. German Motorcycle Immobilized by Russian Mud
115. 1941.09-10. U-83 in the North Atlantic During its Second Patrol
116. 1941.10.00. 6. Panzer-Division Panzer Convoy
117. 1941.10.00. Messerschmitt Bf 109 F-4 of Feldwebel Fritz Dinger
118. 1941.10.00. Oberst Richard Koll in his Panzerbefehlswagen III 'RO6'
119. 1941.10.00. Tanks of Panzer Brigade Koll
120. 1941.10.02. A Column of Armour from Panzer-Brigade "Koll" at Vyazma 
121. 1941.10.02. Panoramic View of the Battle of Vyazma
122. 1941.10.02. Panzerbefehlswagen III 'RO6' of Oberst Richard Koll in a Russian Village
123. 1941.10.02. PzBefw.III of Oberst Richard Koll at the Battle of Vyazma 
124. 1941.10.06. Luftwaffe POW officer with British Sergeant
     
125. 1941.10.07. Wounded SS With StuG and Destroyed T-34
126. 1941.10.09. Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster I Flying in the Sky 
127. 1941.10.16. German Troops Inspect Soviet Trenches Along the Volkhov River
128. 1941.10.20. Hans-Ulrich Rudel at the Honor Goblet Presentation
129. 1941.11.01-06. French soldiers of the Légion des Volontaires Français  
130. 1941.11.24. Rommel With 15. Panzer-Division Between Tobruk and Sidi Omar 
131. 1941.12.01-09. The Youngest Soldier of French Legion
132. 1941.12.03. German tank crew surrendered to New Zealand troops
133. 1941.12.07. Radiogram "Air Raid, Pearl Harbor, This Is Not Drill"
     
134. 1941.12.07. Nakajima B5N2 Type 97 Attack Bomber Shot Down at Hospital Point, Pearl Harbor
135. 1941.12.07. Small Boat Rescues Sailor from USS West Virginia (BB-48)  
136. 1941.12.07. USS Maryland (BB-46) and Capsized USS Oklahoma (BB-37)  
137. 1941.12.07. USS Shaw (DD-373) Destroyed in Floating Drydock YFD-2
138. 1941.12.07. "Battleship Row" after Pearl Harbor Attack
     
139. 1941.12.07. Wrecked B-17C Flying Fortress at Hickam Field
140. 1941.12.08. President Franklin D. Roosevelt Signs the Declaration of War Against Japan 
141. 1941.12.20. Award ceremony of Romanian medal to Carl Gustaf Mannerheim
142. 1941.12.23. Panzer-Regiment 201 Receives its First German Tanks
143. 1941.12.25. Generalmajor Ramcke with His Family in the Christmas of 1941
144. 1942.01.00. Panzerkampfwagen III During the Soviet Winter 
145. 1942.01.01. 14th Engineers (Philippine Scouts) Wire Railroad Bridge For Demolition 
146. 1942.01.01. Crusader Tanks in North Africa  
147. 1942.01.01. Japanese Imperial Army During The Advance On Luzon
148. 1942.01.01. M13/40 of Italian XX Armored Corps in North Africa
149. 1942.01.01. RAF 15 Squadron Short Stirlings in Flight
150. 1942.01.12. Ritterkreuz Recipient Heinrich "Hein" Springer  
151. 1942.01.16. Indian Sailor Begs for Water After his Ship was Sunk
152. 1942.01-03. A Messerschmitt Me 210 from Ergänzungsstaffel Zerstörergeschwader 1 (ZG 1)
153. 1942.03.01. KNIL soldiers with captured Japanese flag
154. 1942.03.08. The surrender of the Dutch forces to the Japanese at Kalidjati
155. 1942.03.13. Japanese American Grocery Proclaims "I Am An American"
156. 1942.04.05. San Petro Internees Arrive at Santa Anita Assembly Center
157. 1942.04.06. Japanese Americans Queue for Transport to Santa Anita Assembly Center
158. 1942.04.09. Banzai Celebration of Japanese Forces at Bataan
159. 1942.04.10. Lieutenant Edward Henry “Butch” O’Hare in His Cockpit
160. 1942.04.11. Allied Prisoners of War Sort Confiscated Equipment on Bataan
161. 1942.04.24. Japanese-Americans at Manzanar War Relocation Center
162. 1942.05.01. P-40E Warhawk of 11th Fighter Squadron
163. 1942.05.06. Japanese Tanks on Corregidor 
164. 1942.05.22. Four of the Best Pilots From Jagdgeschwader 51 (JG 51) "Mölders"
165. 1942.05.27. Doris Miller Receives the Navy Cross from Admiral Chester W. Nimitz
166. 1942.05.31. American POWs Reenact Surrender of Corregidor to Imperial Japanese Army
167. 1942.06.01. M3 Medium Tanks at Fort Knox
168. 1942.06.03. Marines at General Quarters, Dutch Harbor, Alaska
169. 1942.06.04. Destroyers Stand By to Pick Up Survivors as USS Yorktown is Abandoned
170. 1942.06.04. USS Yorktown After Bomb Hits in the Battle of Midway
171. 1942.06.04. USS Yorktown (CV-5) Lists After Two Torpedoes
172. 1942.06.04. Flight Deck of USS Yorktown After Being Hit by the Japanese
     
173. 1942.06.05. Renzo Kita, Last Moment of Admiral Yamaguchi
174. 1942.06.16. U-455 Return From Her Patrol At St. Nazaire
175. 1942.06.18. German Pioneer Attempting to Demolish Turret No.2 of Fort Maxim Gorky
176. 1942.06.18. The Remains of Russian Tanks Collected by the Germans  
177. 1942.06.21. Small Briefing of German Officers Before Stalingrad
178. 1942.06.28. Portrait Photo of Hans-Joachim Marseille
179. 1942.07.01. Panzer IVs Pass Knocked Out Universal Carrier 
180. 1942.07.01. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.N During a Lull in Combat  
181. 1942.07.04. American Prisoners of War Celebrate the Fourth of July at Camp Casisang
182. 1942.07.12. Politruk Alexey Yeremenko Counterattacking Enemy Positions  
183. 1942.07.16. German Soldier Playing With a Cat
184. 1942.08.00. A column of German POWs on the Nevsky Prospekt in Leningrad
185. 1942.08.01. German Soldiers March To The Front In Fall Blau
186. 1942.08.09. 1. Panzer-Armee Advances on the Caucasus Mountains
187. 1942.08.10. German and Finnish Officers at a Ferry on Lake Ladoga
188. 1942.08.10. "Wake - Beach of Bayonets" Propaganda Poster 
189. 1942.08.24. Japanese Bomb Impacts USS Enterprise During Battle of the Eastern Solomons
190. 1942.08.25. U-218 in Kiel Harbor Leaving for Kristiansand
191. 1942.09.00. New Focke-Wulf Fw 190 For JG 51
192. 1942.09.03. Johannes-Rudolf Mühlenkamp with his Fox Terrier dog 
193. 1942.09.15. Victory Marking of U-155
194. 1942.09.16. HZL Aircrew Celebrating the Unit's 1,000th Sortie Over the Eastern Front
195. 1942.09.19. Luftwaffe Troops at Stalingrad
196. 1942.09.21. German Soldier Rides a Camel on the Russian Front  
197. 1942.09.24. Award Ceremony of Croatian Volunteers in the Outskirts of Stalingrad
198. 1942.09.29 Maneuvers of British Armored Division
199. 1942.10.00. P-51 Mustang being prepared for test flight
200. 1942.10.01. B-17F Flying Fortress at Douglas Aircraft's Long Beach Plant
201. 1942.10.01. Unteroffizier Gerhard Proske from Jagdgeschwader 54 (JG 54)
202. 1942.10.08. Ritterkreuz award ceremony for Alexander von Hartmann at Stalingrad
203. 1942.10.15. Ritterkreuz award ceremony of Wilhelm Knetsch at Stalingrad
204. 1942.10.16. German Pioneer Officer at the Ruins of Stalingrad
205. 1942.10.16. German troops push into Barrikady Gun Factory in Stalingrad
206. 1942.10.26. Nakajima B5N2 Passes USS Northampton (CA-26)
207. 1942.11.01. Sergeant William Watts Manning B-24D Liberator Tunnel Machine Gun
208. 1942.11.01. Soldiers in Bunks on Army Transport S.S. Pennant
209. 1942.11.01. US Marine Mortar Squad on the Matanikau
210. 1942.11.04. General Wilhelm Ritter von Thoma Surrender to Bernard Montgomery 
211. 1942.11.06. U-125 Returning to Lorient
212. 1942.11.11. Oberleutnant Winkler Gives Order Near the Barrikady Factory Stalingrad
213. 1942.11.23. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf N Unloaded in North Africa
214. 1942.11.27. German Armour Entering the French harbour of Toulon  
215. 1942.11.30. The grave of Oberleutnant Joachim Sonntag at Rzhev
216. 1942.12.01. "Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels" Watch American Wounded Rest
217. 1942.12.01. Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf G Abandoned by Their Crews 
218. 1942.12.01. USS Alabama (BB-60) Anchored at Lynn Haven
219. 1942.12.12-23. Panzergrenadiers with the Wrecked T-34 
220. 1942.12.25 The first Christmas of SS Division "Prinz Eugen"
221. 1943.01.00. Karl Dönitz Studying Maps at Kriegsmarine Headquarter
222. 1943.01.00. Messerschmitt Bf 109 of Feldwebel Hans Döbrich
223. 1943.01.00. Oberst Walther von Hünersdorff Discussing Strategy
224. 1943.01.01. M3 Stuart Light Tank in North Africa
225. 1943.01.01. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf N of Schwere Panzer-Abteilung 501
226. 1943.01.18. British SAS Just Back From a Three Month Patrol
227. 1943.01.20. Captain Robert L. Faurot, 39th Fighter Squadron, US Army Air Corps 
228. 1943.01.20. Men of SS Prinz Eugen Riding On a Hotchkiss H-39 During Operation Weiss
229. 1943.01.22. General Montgomery Planning the Final Assault on Tripoli
230. 1943.01.24. Giraud and de Gaulle Shaking Hands at Casablanca Conference
231. 1943.01.31. Generalleutnant Carl Rodenburg Photographed at Stalingrad
232. 1943.02.10. B-24D Liberator of 308th Bomb Group Passes P-40Ks of 23rd Fighter Group
233. 1943.02.14. Crew of C-47 "Early Delivery"
234. 1943.02.27. Captured Afrikakorps after the Battle of Sened Station
235. 1943.03.04. Messerschmitt Me 210 A-1 “2N+LT” Crash Landed at Gerbini
236. 1943.03.06. Extraordinary Tank Hunter Werner Wrangel
237. 1943.03.06. Günther Rall and His Men with Unit Mascot
238. 1943.03.17. B-17 Flying Fortress "Invasion 2nd" at Training Session
239. 1943.03.19. Adolf Hitler Inspecting Dora
240. 1943.03.21. Marder II "Kohlenklau" of Unteroffizier Helmut Kohlke
241. 1943.03.22. Artur Phleps and Kurt Waldheim at Yugoslavia
242. 1943.04.00. Oberstleutnant Karl-Gottfried Nordmann, Luftwaffe Ace  
243. 1943.04-05. Panther Ausf.D Medium Tanks on Rail Cars Waiting to be shipped to the Front 
244. 1943.04-10. Panzer Commanders of Das Reich and LSSAH
245. 1943.04.04. Adolf Hitler Inspecting Gustav
246. 1943.04.17. U-Boat Crew Yelled for Help after his Ship was Sunk
247. 1943.04.18. U-37 Returned to the Base at Wilhelmshaven 
248. 1943.04.20. Ritterkreuz award ceremony for Major Wilhelm Eggemann
     
249. 1943.04.21. Ritterkreuz Award Ceremony for Gefreiter Werner Rausch
250. 1943.04.27. Heinz Guderian Visiting Tiger Company of SS Leibstandarte
251. 1943.05.09. Launching of US Submarine USS Robalo (SS-273)  
252. 1943.05.12. German prisoners at Enfidaville Tunisia
253. 1943.05.13. German Generals Captured in Tunisia
254. 1943.05.17. Sir Arthur Harris Debriefing Guy Gibson's Crew After Dambusters Raid
255. 1943.06.01. Boeing XB-29 Superfortress in Flight
256. 1943.06.07. Visit of General Lüters to Prinz Eugen Division
257. 1943.06.14. KNIL marching in Australia
258. 1943.06.30. US Army 43rd Infantry Division, 172nd Regiment Lands on Rendova
259. 1943.07.01. Self-Propelled Howitzer "Hummel" at the Battle of Kursk
260. 1943.07.06. Panzerkampfwagen IV ausf G tanks on the Move 
261. 1943.07.09. B-25D Mitchell "Lady Jane" of 23rd Antisubmarine Squadron
262. 1943.07.11. Robert Rowan explodes off the coast of Gela Sicily
263. 1943.07.19. Benito Mussolini Speaks with Wilhelm Keitel at Feltre Airfield
264. 1943.07.22. Wing Commander Guy Gibson (Dambusters Raid) With His Crew
265. 1943.07.23. Australian soldiers at the Battle of Mount Tambu
266. 1943.07.30. Corporal Bull Allen carrying wounded soldier at Mount Tambu
267. 1943.08.13. Tiger Commander of sPz.Abt.503 Confers With "Totenkopf" Panzergrenadiers
268. 1943.09.00. Children Playing with Panzer Tiger in Italy
269. 1943.09.04. Canadian tanks landed at Reggio Calabria
270. 1943.09.07. VMF-214 "Black Sheep" at Espiritu Santo
271. 1943.09.10. Hans Lex Award Ceremony
272. 1943.09.27. Tank of SS Division Prinz Eugen in Split Croatia during Operation Axis
273. 1943.10.01. German Fallschirmjäger on the Italian Front 
274. 1943.10.04. Tiger #332 Stuck in the Mud (Recovery Training)
275. 1943.11.09. Muslim Members of Handschar Division at Prayer during their Training in Germany
276. 1943.11.12. RAF Supermarine Spitfire Vb at Kenley Airfield 
277. 1943.11.24. M3 Medium Tank Crew of 1st Armored Division Displays 75mm Ammunition
278. 1943.11.28. WASPs Receive Final Instructions Before Flying B-26 Marauder
279. 1943.12.31. B-17 Flying Fortresses Strike Bois-Colombes
280. 1943.12.24. Coast Guard LST Heads for Cape Gloucester with Elements of 1st Marine Division
281. 1944.00.00. A Rider Delivers Mail to Nashorn Crew
282. 1944.00.00. Crew of B-24J 44-40783 Photographed in Front of "Tough Titti"
283. 1944.01.01. Churchill AVRE with Small Box Girder Bridge and Churchill Crocodile  
284. 1944.01.01. Memorial Service in Prisoner of War Heito Camp #3, Formosa
285. 1944.01.01. NCR N-530 Bombe Enigma Decryption Machine
286. 1944.01.02. 44 Squadron Lancaster Warms Up  
287. 1944.01.10. 1st Marine War Dog Platoon and 2nd Marine Raider Regiment on Bougainville
288. 1944.01.14. Marine War Dog and Handler
289. 1944.01.14. Ritterkreuz award ceremony for panzer ace Michael Wittmann and Bobby Woll
290. 1944.01.28. Pilots of Tuskegee Airmen Discusses Air Action Over Anzio 
291. 1944.02.19. 22nd Marines Get Coffee Aboard USS Middleton
292. 1944.02.19. A Marine with Thousand Yard Stare
293. 1944.03.01. German self-propelled gun Sturmpanzer IV "Brummbär"
294. 1944.03.19. A-20G Havoc attacks Japanese Taiei Maru ship
     
295. 1944.03.31 Two US ground crew paint Easter message to the bomb
296. 1944.04.01. Prototype 37mm Flakpanzer IV "Möbelwagen"
297. 1944.04.05. New Zealand soldiers drinks tea in Cassino
298. 1944.04.11. Crew of B-17G "Flatbush Floogie" is Captured
299. 1944.04.20. Adolf Hitler and Hermann Göring at the Demonstration of Hetzer
300. 1944.04.20. Crew of U-198 Before Her Second Patrol
301. 1944.05.00. Panther from Wiking Bogged Down in Thick Mud
302. 1944.05-06. Panthers of Wiking Division in Maciejewo 
303. 1944.05.12. US Marines Disembark from LVT-1 Amtrac at Guam Landing Training 
304. 1944.05.13. Practice jump before D-Day
305. 1944.05.14. French Troops During the Fighting of the Italian Campaigns
306. 1944.05.14. Panther of Wiking Division at SS-Truppenübungsplatz Heidelager
307. 1944.05.15. Major Jimmy Stewart Receives Air Medal
308. 1944.05.18. British Commonwealth troops with captured Nazi flag at Monte Cassino
309. 1944.05.18. New Zealand tank crew at Cassino
310. 1944.05.19. B-17G Destroyed by Bomb Strike From Above
311. 1944.05.20. A change of command ceremony of SS Division Wiking
312. 1944.05.25. German Glider at Operation Rösselsprung
313. 1944.05.25. SS Paratroopers with captured British and US flags
314. 1944.05.27. Consolidated B-24D Liberator "First Sergeant"  
315. 1944.05.27. Officers of Hitlerjugend Division Posing Together at Fritz Witt's Birthday
316. 1944.06.03. Italian refugees with New Zealand soldier
317. 1944.06.03. US Rangers Aboard their Landing Craft Before Normandy Invasion
318. 1944.06.05. American paratrooper before D-Day
319. 1944.06.05. General Eisenhower chats with Paratroopers before D-Day
320. 1944.06.05. German Generals Ernst Philipp, Hans Schlemmer and Helmut Staedke
321. 1944.06.05. Soldiers of 502nd PIR donning the equipment before D-Day
322. 1944.06.06. U.S. assault team landing at Omaha Beach
323. 1944.06.06. Private Jim Flanagan with captured German flag on the morning of D-Day
324. 1944.06.06. Canadian AA Crew with Bofors Gun in Normandy on D-Day
325. 1944.06.06. Korean Yang Kyoungjong Captured in Wehrmacht Uniform
326. 1944.06.06. French Minister Henriot Speech in Berlin
327. 1944.06.07. Adolf Hitler Studying The Allied Landing at D-Day
328. 1944.06.07. Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf H of 12. SS-Panzer-Division 
329. 1944.06.08. 2nd New Zealand Division's personnel sorting out maps
330. 1944.06.09. Max Wünsche and 12th SS Soldiers at Rots Normandy
     
331. 1944.06.11. Marauder II Bombs Banja Luka Yugoslavia 
332. 1944.06.14. Tiger #222 Taking Tiger #231 in Tow After a Breakdown
333. 1944.06.15. Captured Foreign Volunteers in the German Army
334. 1944.06.17. V-1 Strikes Battersea, London
335. 1944.06.18. 1944 German Football Championship Final
336. 1944.06.20. 12. SS-Panzer-Division "Hitlerjugend" Panther Ausf G 
337. 1944.06.25. John Crocker and Rod Keller in Normandy
338. 1944.06.26. V-1 Over England
339. 1944.06.27. The "Last Stand" Defender of Cherbourg
340. 1944.06.30. V-1 Hits the Aldwych, London  
341. 1944.07.01. Flakpanzer IV (3.7cm FlaK) Ostwind
342. 1944.07.01. P-51s of 352nd Fighter Group Escort B-24Js of 458th Bomb Group
343. 1944.07.02. A Japanese Dive Bomber Shot Down Near Truk
344. 1944.07.05. Generals Dwight Eisenhower, Omar Bradley and Lawton Collins
345. 1944.07.07. Finnish Sturmgeschütz crew
346. 1944.07.08. Oberleutnant Franz Ludwig Discussing Strategy With His Men
347. 1944.07.11. German soldiers surrender at Vilnius Lithuania
348. 1944.07.16 Three German commanders in St.-Lô area
349. 1944.07.18. 26th QMC War Dog Platoon on Biak
350. 1944.07.22. SS NCO Ferdinand Breitfelder with Captured British Weapon
351. 1944.07.22. Wiking Officers Strolling at Nurzec rail station
     
352. 1944.07.25. Studio Portrait of Luftwaffe Ace Wilhelm Batz
353. 1944.07.28. British General John Crocker with visiting Soviet delegation
354. 1944.07.29. American Troops Stand Guard Behind German POW at Le Gast
355. 1944.07.29. Coast Guard LST Follows LCIs to Cape Sansapor
356. 1944.07.31. 3rd Marine Division Searches Agana for Japanese Survivors
357. 1944.07.31. King George VI during award ceremony for Canadian soldiers in Italy
358. 1944.08.00. Adolf Hitler and Wachtmeister Arthur Adam
359. 1944.08.00. Reichsbahn Personnel Wearing Camo
360. 1944.08.01. Adolf Hitler Second Visit to the Victims of the 20 July 1944 Plot
361. 1944.08.01. Adolf Hitler Visiting His Adjutant Heinrich Borgmann
362. 1944.08.01. Americans Approach Panther Ausf A in Periers, France 
363. 1944.08.01. Panzerkampfwagen IV ausf H in Poland
364. 1944.08.01. Portrait Photo of Karl Ullrich After Award Ceremony
365. 1944.08.01. Reception of Leading NS Officers by Adolf Hitler
366. 1944.08.01. Schwertern Award Ceremony For Rainer Stahel
367. 1944.08.02. Fieseler Fi-103 V-1 in Flight
368. 1944.08.02. Luftwaffe General Werner Kreipe and Eckhard Christian
369. 1944.08.02-03. German Soldiers Looking for Low-Flying Enemy Aircraft
     
370. 1944.08.03. 155mm "Long Tom" Fires at Japanese on Guam
371. 1944.08.03. Destroyed Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf.J in Normandy  
372. 1944.08.04. Hitler Assembles The Reichsleiter and Gauleiter After July 1944 Attempt
373. 1944.08.05. Ion Antonescu and Adolf Hitler Met for the Last Time
374. 1944.08.09. A Young SS Hitlerjugend Soldier Captured by the Canadian at Normandy
375. 1944.08.09. Otter Scout Car of 4th Armored Division, II Canadian Corps 
376. 1944.08.10. M-2 Wildcats and F4U Corsairs at Daugherty Field, Long Beach, California
377. 1944.08.10. RAF 5 Group Lancaster Attacks Bordeaux Refinery
378. 1944.08.10. Sepp Dietrich Before Brillanten Award Ceremony
379. 1944.08.10. Sepp Dietrich After Brillanten Award Ceremony
380. 1944.08.10. Sepp Dietrich Received by Hitler
381. 1944.08.10. Sepp Dietrich Receiving Brillanten from Hitler
382. 1943.08.10. Tiger of Großdeutschland with Two Soldiers and Captured Soviet Anti-Tank Guns
383. 1944.08.11. Jedburgh Special Forces Board B-24D Liberator
384. 1944.08.15. Panzerkampfwagen IV ausf H (SdKfz 161) of 3.SS Panzer-Division "Totenkopf"
385. 1944.08.17. General Philippe Leclerc and French Tank Crew
386. 1944.08.20. Captured of General der Infanterie Ferdinand Neuling
     
387. 1944.08.20. Jagdpanzer 38(t) "Hetzer" of Heeresgruppe Sudukraine
388. 1944.08.21. American Soldier Inspects Panther Ausf A
389. 1944.08.26. Captured German Kübelwagen in the liberation of Paris
390. 1944.08.28. Heer officer served in Luftwaffe Field Division
391. 1944.08.29. General Alfred Gutknecht captured by the US
392. 1944.08.30. Abandoned "Porscheturm" Königstiger of s.Pz.Abt.503 in Normandy
     
393. 1944.09-10. A Heinkel He 111 Rolling Towards its Heavily Guarded Revetment
394. 1944.09-10. A V-1 With Very Unusual Camouflage Pattern
395. 1944.09-11. SS Anti-Tank in Action at Transylvania
396. 1944.09.00. PK Cameraman Made a Footage of Fw 190
397. 1944.09.01. Abandoned Königstiger of schwere SS-Panzer-Abteilung 101
     
398. 1944.09.01. Briefing African-American Pilots of the 332nd Fighter Group  
399. 1944.09.01. Captain Andrew D. Turner, 100th Fighter Squadron, 332nd Fighter Group 
400. 1944.09.01. Ground Crew Affix Fuel Tank to P-51C Mustang 
401. 1944.09.01. PFC John T. Fields Checks Ammunition on P-51B Mustang
402. 1944.09.03. Charles Foulkes and Harry Crerar in Dieppe France
403. 1944.09.08. General Oliver Leese speaking with Canadian NCO in Italy
404. 1944.09.15. Jagdpanther of schwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 559 
405. 1944.09.17. Two of Eighteen Allied POWs Rescued by USS Queenfish (SS-393)
406. 1944.09.18. British Paratroopers with German Prisoner at Arnhem
407. 1944.09.18. German SS Prisoners at Arnhem
408. 1944.09.19. General Hermann Plocher Arrived at Milsbeek 
409. 1944.09.28. Nijmegen, Netherlands After Operation Market-Garden
410. 1944.10.--. Karl Nicolussi-Leck on the Cupola of his Panther #801 
411. 1944.10.01. British Churchill Mark VIII Tank
412. 1944.10.14. Panther Ausf A Destroyed by XIX Tactical Air Command 
413. 1944.10.15. Königstiger Occupying a Street Intersection in Budapest
414. 1944.10.15. SS Soldiers With Captured Hungarian War Machines in Buda Castle
415. 1944.10.17. Royal Hamilton Light Infantry During the Battle of the Scheldt
416. 1944.10.20. Destroyed Catholic Church at Dulag, Leyte
417. 1944.10.20. Wounded 7th Cavalry Tankers Receive First Aid
418. 1944.10.21. US Army General Douglas MacArthur's Second Landing on Leyte 
419. 1944.10.29. British war correspondent in the Netherlands
420. 1944.11.--. SS-Sturmbannführer Luis Thaler with Waffen-Obersturmbannführer Armando Giorleo
421. 1944.11.24. The crew of B-29 Superfortress 42-24598 "Waddy's Wagon"
422. 1944.12.11. M4 Sherman Mine Exploder T1E3 Clears A Road in Beggendorf
423. 1944.12.16. Wounded SS soldier during the Battle of the Bulge
424. 1944.12.18. American Soldiers of the 99th Infantry Division March Into Captivity
425. 1944.12.18. Gloster Meteor F.3 of Royal Air Force 616 Squadron in Flight 
426. 1944.12.21. PT Boat Crewman Lathers Up with Soap Prior to Salt Water Bath 
427. 1944.12.22. Luftwaffe Ace Gerhard Tyben Receiving The Knight's Cross
428. 1944.12.25. Coldstream Guards' Sherman Firefly IC Guards Bridge at Namur
429. 1944.12.27. Messerschmitt Bf 109 is “Blaue 15” of Leutnant Lehmann
430. 1944.12.27. Panther Ausf G Abandoned in the Ardennes
431. 1944.12.29. Destroyed American War Machines Near Bastogne
432. 1945.01.01. American Armada at Ulithi Atoll
433. 1945.01.02. Eichenlaub award ceremony for Panzer Ace Otto Carius
434. 1945.01.06. USS Columbia (CL-56) Hit by Kamikaze Attack
435. 1945.01.07-12. Fritz Vogt and Fritz Darges in Front of Hegykastely Castle
436. 1945.01.14. 44th Evacuation Hospital Orderlies Carry Malmedy Victim on Stretcher
437. 1945.01.18. Abandoned Königstiger of schwere Panzer-Abteilung 506
438. 1945.01.19. German prisoners trudge past a British Sherman tank at Höngen
439. 1945.01.24. Sherman Tanks of 7th Armored in St. Vith
440. 1945.01.26. U.S. M8 Greyhound Near the German Border
441. 1945.02.01. Reactor B at the Hanford Engineer Works
442. 1945.02.03. M24 Chaffee of 18th Cavalry Squadron
443. 1945.02.05. First Ledo Road Convoy to Reach Kunming, China
444. 1945.02.09. Douglas MacArthur Inspects Damage to Stotsenburg Station Hospital 
445. 1945.03.16. Coning Tower Test Using U-2330
446. 1945.02.18. Platoon of 4th Marine Division Briefed on Iwo Jima on Attack Transport 
447. 1945.02.20. A Marine Artillery Observer on Iwo Jima
448. 1945.02.20. Marine Naps While War Dog Stands Guard 
449. 1945.02.20. Wounded Marines Are Helped to an Aid Station by Navy Corpsmen
450. 1945.02.23. First Flag Raising on Iwo Jima
451. 1945.02.23. Raising the American Flag on Iwo Jima
452. 1945.03.20. Adolf Hitler Congratulating Hitlerjugend Boys 
453. 1945.03.20. M-12 Tank was Called Upon to Blast Enemy Defenses at Siegfried Line 
454. 1945.03.23. Jagdtiger Abandoned in Neustadt
455. 1945.03.24. German Town Destroyed During Operation Varsity  
456. 1945.03.25. B-17G Flying Fortress "Big Yank"
457. 1945.03.27. USS West Virginia (BB-48) Shoots Down a Japanese Kamikaze Plane
458. 1945.04.01. A Knocked-Out Jagdpanther Being Examined by an American Soldier
459. 1945.04.01. 2nd Mixed Brigade Field Hospital Surrenders on Iwo Jima
460. 1945.04.01. German town Wesel after the bombing
461. 1945.04.03. 15 Year Old German Soldier Cries After Being Captured

Moscow Victory Parade (1945)

Video size: 480p (854 x 480 pixels) - 85.1 MB
Date: Sunday, 24 June 1945
Place: Red Square, Moscow, Soviet Union
Cameraman: unknown

The 1945 Moscow Victory Parade (Russian: Парад Победы, romanized: Parad Pobedy), also known as the Parade of Victors (Russian: Парад победителей, romanized: Parad pobediteley), was a victory parade held by the Soviet Armed Forces (with the Color Guard Company representing the First Polish Army) after the defeat of Nazi Germany. This, the longest and largest military parade ever held on Red Square in the Soviet capital Moscow, involved 40,000 Red Army soldiers and 1,850 military vehicles and other military hardware. The parade lasted just over two hours on a rainy June 24, 1945, over a month after May 9, the day of Germany's surrender to Soviet commanders.

The parade itself was ordered by Joseph Stalin on June 22, 1945, by virtue of Order 370 of the Office of the Supreme Commander in Chief, Armed Forces of the USSR. This order is as follows:

    Order #370 of the Supreme Commander in Chief, Armed Forces of the USSR and concurrent People's Commissar of State for Defense

    To mark the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War, I order a parade of troops of the Army, Navy and the Moscow Garrison, the Victory Parade, on June 24, 1945, at Moscow's Red Square.

    Marching on parade shall be the combined regiments of all the fronts, a People's Commissariat of National Defense combined regiment, the Soviet Navy, military academies and schools, and troops of the Moscow Garrison and Military District.

    My deputy, Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Zhukov will be the parade inspector. Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky will command the Victory Parade itself. I entrust to Col. Gen. Pavel Artemyev, the preparations and the supervision of the parade organization, due to his concurrent capacities as the Commanding General of the Moscow Military District and Commanding Officer in charge of the Moscow City Garrison.

        June 22, 1945
        (signed) MARSHAL OF THE SOVIET UNION JOSEPH V. STALIN
        Supreme Commander-in-Chief, Armed Forces of the USSR

        And concurrent People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR

This was preceded by another letter by General of the Army Aleksei Antonov, Chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Armed Forces to all the participant fronts in attendance on the 24th of the previous month which is as follows:

    Order to the Fronts who will participate in the Victory Parade

    The Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces has ordered that:

    1. In order for the front to participate in the Moscow City parade in honor of the victory over Germany, each front will be represented by a combined regiment which is to be raised among them.
    2. The following pattern will form the combined front regiment as follows:

        5 two-company battalions with 100 men in the company (10 squads of 10 men each) will be the basis, accompanied by:
            19 command staff officers from the front
            One regimental commander
            Two deputy regimental commanders for drill and ceremony and political training respectively
            One regimental chief of staff
            5 Battalion commanders
            10 company commanders
            36 color bearers and 4 escorting officers.

    All in all the regiment will be composed of 1,059 male active personnel and 10 additional reserve personnel.
    3. A combined regiment for the parade will have the following companies:

        6 infantry companies
        1 artillery company
        1 tank company
        1 air company
        and 1 combined company (composed of cavalrymen, sappers and signalmen respectively).

    4. The companies in attendance will be manned so as to have the middle-ranked officers commanding the squads, which are then composed of privates and sergeants.
    5. The combined regiment will be armed in the following pattern on the parade:

        3 infantry companies with rifles,
        3 infantry companies with sub-machine guns,
        the artillery company with slung carbines,
        the tank company and the air company both armed with pistols,
        and the combined cavalry, signals and sapper company also with slung carbines and with sabres for the cavalrymen in attendance.

    6. The Front Commanders and all commanders including air and tank army commanders will arrive in Moscow for the Parade.
    7. On June 10 of this year, the combined regiment of the front will arrive in Moscow having 36 combat colors from selected Front units that are the most distinguished in action, and all the captured enemy standards, whatever the number, selected to be carried in the parade proper.
    8. The full dress uniform will be issued in Moscow for use on the parade by the regimental staff.

        May 24, 1945
        (signed) GENERAL OF THE ARMY ALEKSEI ANTONOV
        Chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Armed Forces

Intensive preparations for the parade took place in late May and early June in Moscow. The preliminary rehearsal of the Victory Parade took place at the Central Airfield, and the general rehearsal on Red Square on June 22.

Marshals Georgy Zhukov, who had formally accepted the German surrender to the Soviet Union, and Konstantin Rokossovsky, rode through the parade ground on white and black stallions, respectively. The fact is commemorated by the equestrian statue of Zhukov in front of the State Historical Museum, on Manege Square. Zhukov's stallion was called Кумир ("Idol") while Rokossovsky's was called Столб ("Pole"). The General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin, stood atop Lenin's Mausoleum and watched the parade alongside other dignitaries present.

According to certain editions of Zhukov's memoirs, Stalin had intended to ride through the parade himself, but he fell from the horse during the rehearsal and had to yield the honor to Zhukov, who used to be a cavalry officer. However, this story is disputed by former Soviet spy Viktor Suvorov. He claims that the story was inserted into Zhukov's memoirs as a counterargument to his theory, (although it apparently was in circulation earlier) that Stalin didn't lead the parade because he considered the war's results not worthy of the effort invested. Suvorov notes several inconsistencies in the story, along with numerous evidence that Zhukov was intended all along for the role of leading the parade; for example, the memoirs of Sergei Shtemenko, the man responsible at the time for the preparation of the parade, state that the roles were decided from the start, and Igor Bobylev (who took part in the preparations) claims that the story never happened and that Stalin never visited the Manege at that time. Another planned part of the parade was the march of the Victory Banner, which was delivered to Moscow from Berlin on June 20 and was supposed to begin the procession of troops. Despite this, the weak drill training of Mikhail Yegorov, Meliton Kantaria and Stepan Neustroev forced Marshal Zhukov to not go ahead with this portion of the parade.

Displays of the Red Army vehicles were some of the focal points of the ceremony. It was one of the few times in which Cossacks took part in a victory parade, with personnel from the 4th Guards Cossacks Cavalry Corps taking part in the procession of troops as part of the 2nd Ukrainian Front's combined regiment. One of the most famous moments at the end of the troops parade took place when soldiers from the Separate Operational Purpose Division of the NKVD carried the German standards and threw them down next to the mausoleum. One of the standards that was tossed down belonged to the LSSAH, Hitler's personal bodyguard.

The next day, a reception was held in the Grand Kremlin Palace in honor of the participants in the Victory Parade. Due to the bad weather that day the flypast segment and the planned civil parade were cancelled. Nonetheless, this two-hour parade remains the longest and largest military parade in Red Square's history, and involved 40,000 soldiers and 1,850 military vehicles and other military hardware.
Band and music

The procession had musical accompaniment that was provided by the massed bands of the Moscow Garrison, led by Major General Semyon Tchernetsky, Senior Director of Music. The combined band consisted of 38 military bands coming from Moscow military schools, as well as military units of the Red Army and the NKVD. The combined band numbered 1,220 musicians under the direction of 50 bandmasters. In total,the parade saw the participation of 1,313 musicians, the youngest of whom was 13 years old.

The parade repertoire was finalized for approval on 5 June 1945. The final list included 36 tracks, including the Soviet anthem, fanfares and slow marches. Twenty works that were performed at the parade were written by Tchernetsky himself. The inspection part of the parade commenced with Tchernetsky's Jubilee Slow March "25 Years of the Red Army" and ended with the performance of Slavsya. The first song after the conclusion of the inspection was the Moscow ceremonial fanfare under the direction of conductor Vasily Agapkin. The parade was opened by the young drummers of the Corps of Drums from the Moscow School of Musicians, wearing uniforms similar to those of the Moscow Suvorov Military School and led by a bandmaster, which after marching past soon took its place behind the massed bands to provide additional support. The parade ended with the Glory to the Motherland march. Additional marches have included Jaeger March, March of the 92nd Pechersk Regiment, March of the Leningrad Guards Divisions, March "Joy of Victory", March "Hero".


Parade participants

Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Zhukov (parade inspector)
Marshal of the Soviet Union Konstantin Rokossovsky (parade commander)

Military bands
Massed military bands of the Moscow Military District
Conductor: Major Gen. Semyon Tchernetsky, Senior Director of Music of the Central Military Orchestra of the People's Commissariat of National Defense
Moscow A. Surovov Military Music School Corps of Drums

Ground column
Fronts of the Soviet Army, Navy, Army Air Forces and Air Defense Forces composed of:
Ground Troops and Air Force officers and personnel of the following fronts:
Karelian - led by Regimental Commanders Maj. Gen. Grigory Kalinovsky and Marshal Kirill Meretskov
Leningrad - led by Regimental Commanders Maj. Gen. Andrei Stuchenko and Marshal Leonid Govorov
1st Baltic - led by Regimental Commanders Guards Lt. Gen. Anton Lopatin and General of the Army Ivan Bagramyan
1st Belorussian - led by Regimental Commanders Maj. Gen. Ivan Rosly and Col. Gen. Vasili Chuikov
2nd Belorussian - led by Regimental Commanders Lt. Gen. Konstantin Erastov and General of the Army Vasily Sokolovsky
3rd Belorussian - led by Regimental Commander Marshal Aleksandr Vasilevsky
1st Polish Army Color Guard Company led by Chief of the Army General Staff, General Władysław Korczyc (the only foreign army squad invited for the parade)
1st Ukrainian - led by Regimental Commanders Maj. Gen. Gleb Baklanov and Marshal Ivan Konev
4th Ukrainian - led by Regimental Commanders Guards Lt. Gen. Andrei Bondarev and Marshal Fyodor Tolbukhin
2nd Ukrainian - led by Regimental Commanders Lt. Gen. Ivan Afonin and General of the Army Andrei Yeremenko
3rd Ukrainian - led by Regimental Commanders Guards Maj. Gen. Nikolai Biryukov and Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, and the Commander of Bulgarian 1st Army Lt. Gen Vladimir Stoychev
Fleet, Land and Air personnel of the Soviet Navy, under Navy Contingent Commander Vice Adm. Vladimir Fadeev
Northern Fleet
Baltic Fleet
Dnieper Flotilla
Danube Flotilla
Caspian Flotilla
Black Sea Fleet
Naval Infantry
Coastal Forces (including naval artillery)
Combined battalion of the Corps of Cadets, M.V. Frunze Naval College and Naval Engineering Academy
Flag Disposal regiment of the 1st Internal Troops Division of the USSR NKVD "Felix Dzerzhinsky" composed of captured enemy standards and colors carried by the fronts
Maj. Gen. Mikhail Duka was entrusted with carrying the symbolic key to the defeated city of Berlin
Moscow Military District, Armed Forces of the Soviet Union contingent under Garrison and District Commander Col. Gen. Pavel Artemyev
Military Schools and Academies Combined Joint Division
Officers and other ranks of the People's Commisariat of Defense
M. V. Frunze Military Academy
Suvorov Military School
Military Armored Troops Service School
Military Engineering Academy
F. Dzerzhinsky Military Artillery School
Lenin Military-Political Academy
Air Force Engineering Academy
Moscow City Soviet Border Protection Superior College
Moscow Military Infantry Training School
Guards Mortars Training School
Airborne Troops Officer Candidate School
Technical Forces Officer School

Infantry Units
Kremlin Regiment
OMSDON 1st NKVD Internal Troops Mechanized Rifle Division (Special Duties) "Felix Dzerzhinsky"
2nd NKVD Internal Troops Division
Border Protection and Security Service of the NKVD
K-9 Units (engineering, medical troops, anti-tank)

Mounted column
Army Cavalry regiments within the Moscow area
Army Horse Artillery
M1927
M1909
152 mm howitzer M1909/30
122 mm howitzer M1910/30 (also used by the regular artillery)
Tachanka battalion

Mobile column
Soviet Air Defence Forces
Anti-aircraft guns (towed and truck-mounted)
72-K
61-K
52-K
Searchlight trucks
Acoustic range finders
Army Rocket Forces and Field Artillery
Mortars
160mm Mortar M1943
120-PM-43 mortar
Field guns

            76 mm divisional gun M1942 (ZiS-3)
            100 mm field gun M1944 (BS-3)
            76 mm divisional gun M1936 (F-22)
            76 mm regimental gun M1943
            85 mm divisional gun D-44
        Anti-tank guns

            53-K
            M-42
            ZiS-2
        Mountain guns
            76 mm mountain gun M1938 (also used by the Airborne)
        Katyusha rocket launchers of the Army Rocket Forces and Artillery
            BM-8
            BM-13
            BM-30/BM-31
        Howitzers
            D-1
            M-10
            ML-20
            M-30
            B-4
            A-19
            152 mm gun M1935 (Br-2)
            203 mm howitzer M1931 (B-4)
            122 mm howitzer M1910/30
    Army Infantry - joint regiment of motorized infantry formations
        Dnepr M-72 motorcycles
        BA-64 armored cars
        BA-20
    Army Airborne Forces
    Army Tank Forces contingent
        T-34 (Victory tanks)
        T-34/85
        IS-2
        T-44
        T-70
    Army Artillery self-propelled artillery contingent
        SU-76
        SU-100
        SU-152
        ISU-152
        ISU-122
        SU-85
        SU-122

Source :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1945_Moscow_Victory_Parade
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hITzVSw6t18