Collection of 13 original German WWII photo postcards depicting scenes from the Eastern Front. The postcards are printed as “Echte Fotografie” (real photographic prints) and show various wartime scenes including artillery positions, armoured units, reconnaissance troops and frontline situations from the Eastern Front campaigns around Kharkov, Belgorod and the Dnieper–Donets region in 1943. The photographs are credited to several German wartime photographers. Photographers represented in this set include: • Merz (4 postcards) • König (4 postcards) • Zschäckel (2 postcards) • Neumann (1 postcard) • Grönert (1 postcard) • Eissner (1 postcard) Printed captions visible on the postcards include titles such as: • “Die 8,8 im nächtlichen Gefecht” • “Aufklärer stoßen vor” • “Nach dem Sturm auf den Panzergraben bei Bjelgorod” • “Die Kolonnen der Panzer-Division ‘Das Reich’ auf dem Marsch durch die endlosen Weiten des Ostens – Winter 1943” • “Ternowoje – Sommer 1943” All postcards were written and sent in 1944 by a German soldier named “Walter”. The cards form a coherent group of wartime correspondence addressed to family members, which makes the set historically interesting as a small archive of personal communication from the Eastern Front. For compliance with platform guidelines, certain historical symbols visible in the original printed captions have been carefully obscured in the photographs of this listing. These markings remain present on the original postcards but are shown masked in the images to comply with auction platform rules. Publishers visible on the cards include Verlag K. Daehler, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Several postcards also bear the typical marking “Nachdruck verboten”. Condition: overall good historical condition with normal signs of age, handling and handwritten correspondence on the reverse. A coherent and historically interesting group of original WWII Eastern Front photographic postcards combining wartime photography with authentic soldier correspondence from 1944.