Album VII, foto 32: el pont de Vic-s.-Aisne / Vic-s.-Aisne bridge

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Aquesta fotografia forma part d'un album realitzat per un membre de les divisions panzer de la Wehrmacht abans i durant la II Guerra Mundial. Sembla que la divisió en questió era la 3a Panzer. Sembla que el seu nom era Helmut Guhl i era de Berlin.

Tot i que com ja hem dit sembla que probablement l'autor es "va perdre" la campanya de França d'alguna manera o altra, al seu album hi ha imatges de la seva divisió entre el Somme i els Alps al nord de Grenoble.

En aquesta imatge es pot veure el pont destruit sobre el riu Aisne a Vic-sur-Aisne. La data és 11 de juny (de 1940).

Probablement son fotos que va fer algun membre de la divisió.

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This photograph is part of an album made by a member of the Wehrmacht's panzer divisions before and during World War II. It appears that the division in question was the 3rd Panzer. His name was Helmut Guhl and was from Berlin.

Although as we have already said it seems that the author probably "missed" the French campaign in some way or another, in his album there are images of his division between the Somme and the Alps north of Grenoble.

This is the destroyed bridge at Vic-sur-Aisne. The text indicates that this was June 11th, 1940.

These are probably photos that some member of the division took.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3rd_Panzer_Division_(Wehrmacht)

Taken in: France / Hauts-de-France / Arrondissement de Soissons / Vic-sur-Aisne (show map)

Taken on: October 22, 2025

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