July bomb plot (1 Viewer)

[enricoquinto]

"The attempt on Hitler’s life on 20 July 1944, was the seventeenth known occasion that someone had tried to kill Hitler. Unlike other attempts however this, the 20 July Bomb Plot, was the most intricate, and involved plans for a new Germany following the successful accomplishment of the mission".



As you can see below, Col. Claus von Stauffenberg placed his bomb-laden briefcase close to Hitler as he studied the operational maps at his headquarters in the "Wolf's Lair" in East Prussia. {sm2}


Best regards

Enrico :smile2:

 

[nysoldiers]

An excellent diorama depicting "real history".......

 

[enricoquinto]

An excellent diorama depicting "real history".......

Thanks a lot for your compliment.

Cheers

Enrico

 

[Larry Allen]

Another wonderful representation of a pivotal moment of history, Enrico.
Has it ever been determined (and documented) who was standing where when the bomb actually went off?

I know that that table was a massive wooden type, with thick legs, but only having his pants shredded by the blast sort of indicates that Hitler had moved away from the detonation point .... too bad!

--- LaRRy

 

[Guy]

This is a great dio Enrico and your photographs are always fantastic showing some special effects.
No bases visible, excellent
guy

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Enrico, Nice looking scene and setup depicting quite an epic day in History :salute::

Wayne

 

[enricoquinto]

Enrico, Nice looking scene and setup depicting quite an epic day in History :salute::

Wayne

Hi Wayne,

it's always nice to receive your compliments. You're right {eek3}... that has been a crucial day in the history of war{sm2}

This is a great dio Enrico and your photographs are always fantastic showing some special effects.
No bases visible, excellent
guy

Hi Guy,

thank you for all your encouraging words. I'm an absolute beginner!!! :smile2:

Another wonderful representation of a pivotal moment of history, Enrico.
Has it ever been determined (and documented) who was standing where when the bomb actually went off?

I know that that table was a massive wooden type, with thick legs, but only having his pants shredded by the blast sort of indicates that Hitler had moved away from the detonation point .... too bad!

--- LaRRy

Hi LaRRy,

thank you once more for your support I completely agree with you: it's one of the many mysteries of Hitler's history. {sm3} Wouldn't it be great to discover the truth in that matter? {sm4}


Cheers


Enrico :rolleyes2: