Y know that not mouh of you knov lithuanian language, bu visit
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net
Go to the “Fotogalerija” there is lots of great fotos aranged in several sections
Thanx Rytis
the photogallery has some nice stuff in it
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.527
also on the top of the page at right hand end of the “sign in bar” you can change the site language to English.
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
Hi Rytis! How are you? That was a good site, nice pictures! I especially liked the “Then and Now” section. I tried to convert to english but it wouldn’t work, I don’t know if I was doing it wrong, but don’t think so. Maybe you could have the Administrators check that out. Thanks for posting!
I think the English option will only display stuff that is built in as the site framework, in English.
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
Thanks Adrian, I’ll have to try it again.
English language aplies on the menu only, coments and caption are just in Lithuanian. You must select the language and then pres set language button.
Iff yuo dont understand captions, write it down and i translate it for you
Hi Rytis, have you heard of this person
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10005594
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
In 1945, S-130 was taken as a British war prize ( FPB 5030) and put to use in covert operations. Under the guise of the “British Baltic Fishery Protection Service”, the British Secret Intelligence Service MI 6 ferried spies and agents into Eastern Europe. Beginning in May 1949, MI 6 used S-208, (Kommandant Hans-Helmut Klose) to insert agents into Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland. The operations were very successful and continued under a more permanent organisation based in Hamburg. In 1952, S-130 joined the operation and the mission was enlarged to include signal intelligence (SIGINT) equipment. In 1954/55, S-130 and S-208 were replaced by a new generation of German S-boote.
http://www.prinzeugen.com/S130.htm
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
I heard about he a litle, there is a street named after him and a square
He was a good guy!
Bye the way here is a list of Lithuanian Museums
http://www.muziejai.lt/archives.htm
the Aquarium has some really great pictures on the their site!
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
the style of the furniture and fittings in the dining room is very beautiful.
Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer
Couple of galeries in the foto galery, I translated names to make it easier for you to chose
Batle of stalingrad
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.831
Batle for Berlin
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.714
Lithuanian army march to Vilnius
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.661
German advance to poland
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.761
Operation “Yelov”
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.789
Iff yuo dont understand the captions, ask here and i will try to translate it for you
Another update abouth this site
http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.881
Here you can wath fotos from military intresting places in Europe and USA, made by members of this site.
Hello again, y think you all forgot atouth mee by now. I just vana to anounce, that in lithuanian vebsite, of whih member y am now has the downloads added. To download stuff one must register, and then can download original meterial
Some downloads are in lithuanian but some are not. There is seven complete scans of “Die Wehrmacht” journal, also a var time lithuanian calendar vith some unseen pictures.
If you have problem registering, write it here, and y will be glad to help.
Note different kind of weels on this tank here: http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/uploader7/failai/tankai04.jpg
This is not a monument constructer mistake, but the work of the repair engineers during the war - the available spare parts were used.
Sorry for my annoing posting, just wanna to share some info abouth this vebsite.
Iff you go in this site and click “Lankytinos vietos” on the left, you can acess a database of the photos of museums and other intresting spots in Lithuania, Europe and US, made by members of this vebsite.
There is the link
http://antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.881
Places included are: (order as in the list)
Deutsches Panzermuseum
Wolfsschanze (Hitler’s bunker in Poland)
Lone tanks and other military technick in Poland
Museum of Warshav uprising
Maidenak consentration camp
Museum of Polish military (in Warshav)
Museum of Polish military tehnick (in Warshav)
U-995 in Laboe, Germany
Royal museum of armed forcen in Brussels, Belgium
Latvian var museum in Ryga, Latvia
US military technick exposition in Aberdeen proving ground
Achvic concentratin camp
Iff you wanna to coment on any set of photos, you must register. You can coment in english, rules recquire a translatin, but iff you set you location outside the Lithuania, these von’t bee strictly aplied.
Pleasant wathing.
I found one think, that might interest you.
In 2008 I started thrad on the forum, to put some photos of my home town, which may have something to do vith second world war or resistance mowement, that hapenned afterwards. This thread has grovn an nov contains photos from soldier (german, soviet, lithuanian, polish) semmeteries, monuments, places of interest also the places of genocide, gheto of Vilnius and other intresting places acros Lithuania.
http://antraspasaulinis.net/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?78760.0
If you had any interest, go trough this thread. I knov that all is in lithuanian, but if you had interest in any place or photo, write it down here, and I vil give you explanations.