German radio unit north of Minsk 6-29-41
German Infantry unit prepares to resume march early in the morning-west of Minsk
Soviet pows prepare to march west Nowogrodek 6-30-41
Showing off a captured Soviet flag outside a Soviet regimental headquarters 7-1-41
Members of a Wehrmacht anti-tank unit take cover from unknown Soviet sniper-July 1941
Soviet Statue toppled in Lvov-July 1941
German troops who are clearly unhappy being photographed as they move a wounded comrade. This is late July and causalities from Soviet snipers were starting to take a toll on the frustrated Germans. Photo was probably taken by one of Goebbel's propaganda companies which accompanied certain units.
In the past I had the vague idea that Barbarossa was a sort of pell-mell romp for the Germans in the early months and only became a painful ordeal when the weather began to change. I have seen the error of my ways.