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LUNEBURG HEATH, GERMANY 4TH MAY 1945. A GERMAN MISSION HEADED BY ADMIRAL VON FRIEDEBURG, ACCOMPANIED BY GENERAL KNSEL, REAR ADMIRAL WAGNER AND MAJOR FRIEDEL, SURRENDER ALL THEIR FORCES IN THE NORTH WEST EXCEPT FOR THEIR GARRISON IN NORWAY TO FIELD-MARSHALL SIR BERNARD LAW MONTGOMERY AT LUNEBURG HEATH. THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER WAS SIGNED AT 18.30 HOURS ON 4TH MAY, 1945 TO TAKE EFFECT AT 0.800 HOURS 5TH MAY, 1945.
LUNEBURG HEATH, GERMANY, 4TH MAY, 1945. A GERMAN MISSION HEADED BY ADMIRAL VON FRIEDEBURG, ACCOMPANIED BY GENERAL KINSEL, REAR ADMIRAL WAGNER AND MAJOR FRIEDEL SURRENDER ALL THEIR FORCES IN THE NORTH
LUNEBURG HEATH, GERMANY, 18.30 HOURS ON 4TH MAY, 1945. A MISSION HEADED BY ADMIRAL VON FRIEDEBURG, ACCOMPANIED BY GENERAL KINSEL, REAR ADMIRAL WAGNER AND MAJOR FRIEDEL SIGN THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER
Chester Wilmot commentates as he watches the German surrender ceremony at Luneburg Heath on 4 May 1945. Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery then reads out the Instrument of Surrender, and introduces
LUNEBERG HEATH, GERMANY, 1945-06-09. SELF BESIDE PLAQUE COMMEMORATING SURRENDER TO MONTGOMERY ON MAY 4TH (140.12) (PHOTOGRAPHER: C. ISAAC; DONOR; C. KROYER)
LUNEBERG HEATH, GERMANY, 1945-06-09. SELF, DON SHEDLEY AND CREW STAND BESIDE MEMORIAL TABLET COMMEMORATING SURRENDER TO MONTGOMERY ON MAY 4TH (140.11) (PHOTOGRAPHER: C. ISAAC; DONOR; C. KROYER)
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-12. ADMIRAL LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN, SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER, SOUTH EAST ASIA COMMAND, ACCEPTED THE SURRENDER OF JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AREA DURING A SURRENDER CEREMONY HELD IN THE
