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11 Apr 2009 08:00 #41
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ColinBa, see my PM to you.
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11 Apr 2009 11:37 #42
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No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
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11 Apr 2009 12:21 #43
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Wasn't Angharad Wicks was it? Very very helpful lady and National Heritage so far have been the most friendly and accessible of all the archives I've visited.
It is definitely worth booking a trip in advance so they can get the photos for you, although their oblique archive is open at any time for walk-in visits.
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I am confused. I know this does not refer to Luftwaffe photos but I am interested in aerial photos of Randle Works in Runcorn and the FFDs in the immediate post-war period. I know there are such photographs of Randle I have seen them in other places.
I was guided by the RAF Museum to English Heritage at Swindon where there seems to have been a consolidation of such photos. I spoke to very helpful lady. If I give her a couple of weeks notice when I am in the area (in mid-May) she says she will find any relevant photos for me to inspect.
So this may be helpful.
Wasn't Angharad Wicks was it? Very very helpful lady and National Heritage so far have been the most friendly and accessible of all the archives I've visited.
It is definitely worth booking a trip in advance so they can get the photos for you, although their oblique archive is open at any time for walk-in visits.
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30 Mar 2010 12:43 #44
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Researcher in archaeology, I'm looking for German Aerial photos of the Romanian and Bulgarian coasts made during the Second World War. Maybe some of you know were to find such documents ?
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30 Mar 2010 19:46 #45
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You could try here
aerial.rcahms.gov.uk/worldwide/?PHPSESSI...2vh0fa0n8u73su7murp3
The collection is being digitised so may take a while to include areas you may be interested in. The US National Archives hold a lot of German WW2 APs.
Why specifically German though?
aerial.rcahms.gov.uk/worldwide/?PHPSESSI...2vh0fa0n8u73su7murp3
The collection is being digitised so may take a while to include areas you may be interested in. The US National Archives hold a lot of German WW2 APs.
Why specifically German though?
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04 Dec 2013 10:51 #46
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Maybe this will help
www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/cross-search/search/_1386154007/
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10 Oct 2014 07:28 #47
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Hello dear forum members!
I am very interested to read your topic.
Do your research in the field of aerial photography is something marvelous.
I live in Russia and is also fond of studying the history of the World War of 1941-1945, but unfortunately we have a very hard to get pictures taken from aircraft of the Luftwaffe.
And for the history of my area they are very important to me.
You can tell them where I can make or buy.
For me this is very important.
Sorry for my english.
Sincerely, Alexey Popov
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I am very interested to read your topic.
Do your research in the field of aerial photography is something marvelous.
I live in Russia and is also fond of studying the history of the World War of 1941-1945, but unfortunately we have a very hard to get pictures taken from aircraft of the Luftwaffe.
And for the history of my area they are very important to me.
You can tell them where I can make or buy.
For me this is very important.
Sorry for my english.
Sincerely, Alexey Popov
e-mail (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
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10 Oct 2014 09:11 #48
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Alexey,
I believe there are thousands of German Luftwaffe aerial photos being held in both British and American archives. I think the British held ones have yet to be catalogued so may not be accessible at present. A similar situation may also exist in the American archives. I am surprised there are no Russian archives as the invading forces must have come across many as they progressed. The archives in both Britain and America would have been Top Secret until 1990 so maybe the Russian ones are still secret?
I suggest you email an enquiry to this website for the British held photographs
ncap.org.uk/enquiries-support/faqs-contact
Background to the Luftwaffe aerial coverage here:
ncap.org.uk/browse/collections
Contact details for the American archives here:
The National Archives and Records Administration
Record Group 243,
8601 Adelphi Road,
College Park,
MD 20740-6001,
USA
I believe there are thousands of German Luftwaffe aerial photos being held in both British and American archives. I think the British held ones have yet to be catalogued so may not be accessible at present. A similar situation may also exist in the American archives. I am surprised there are no Russian archives as the invading forces must have come across many as they progressed. The archives in both Britain and America would have been Top Secret until 1990 so maybe the Russian ones are still secret?
I suggest you email an enquiry to this website for the British held photographs
ncap.org.uk/enquiries-support/faqs-contact
Background to the Luftwaffe aerial coverage here:
ncap.org.uk/browse/collections
Contact details for the American archives here:
The National Archives and Records Administration
Record Group 243,
8601 Adelphi Road,
College Park,
MD 20740-6001,
USA
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10 Oct 2014 10:02 #49
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Peter Kirk Thank you for your help!
This site is very interesting but complex in development!
I made a request I'm interested area.
Maybe someone has information to see where the shots the coordinates: Russia, Leningrad region coordinates N59E31
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Alexey,
I believe there are thousands of German Luftwaffe aerial photos being held in both British and American archives. I think the British held ones have yet to be catalogued so may not be accessible at present. A similar situation may also exist in the American archives. I am surprised there are no Russian archives as the invading forces must have come across many as they progressed. The archives in both Britain and America would have been Top Secret until 1990 so maybe the Russian ones are still secret?
I suggest you email an enquiry to this website for the British held photographs
ncap.org.uk/enquiries-support/faqs-contact
Background to the Luftwaffe aerial coverage here:
ncap.org.uk/browse/collections
Contact details for the American archives here:
The National Archives and Records Administration
Record Group 243,
8601 Adelphi Road,
College Park,
MD 20740-6001,
USA
Peter Kirk Thank you for your help!
This site is very interesting but complex in development!
I made a request I'm interested area.
Maybe someone has information to see where the shots the coordinates: Russia, Leningrad region coordinates N59E31
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10 Oct 2014 10:59 #50
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Here is their response
Dear Alex Popov,
Thank you for your enquiry to the National Collection of Aerial
Photography (NCAP). We have checked our catalogue and are unable to
identify any imagery covering your area of interest.
For alternative sources of imagery, please see our Links page
ncap.org.uk/about-ncap/our-work/related-materials
Yours sincerely
Kevin McLaren
National Collection of Aerial Photography
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Replied by Alex_Popov on topic German Luftwaffe Aerial Photographs
Peter Kirk Thank you for your help!
This site is very interesting but complex in development!
I made a request I'm interested area.
Maybe someone has information to see where the shots the coordinates: Russia, Leningrad region coordinates N59E31
Here is their response
Dear Alex Popov,
Thank you for your enquiry to the National Collection of Aerial
Photography (NCAP). We have checked our catalogue and are unable to
identify any imagery covering your area of interest.
For alternative sources of imagery, please see our Links page
ncap.org.uk/about-ncap/our-work/related-materials
Yours sincerely
Kevin McLaren
National Collection of Aerial Photography
www.ncap.org.uk
--
RCAHMS Enterprises and Scran Ltd
John Sinclair House
16 Bernard Terrace
Edinburgh
EH8 9NX
T: +44 (0)131 662 1456
F: +44 (0)131 777 0342
RCAHMS Enterprises is a trading name of Scran Ltd which carries out
sales for RCAHMS, NCAP and Scran.
Group VAT no: GB 682772107
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