Duitse militairen bij een bunker aan de Noordzeekust 1940 - 1944

This anonymous photo album, created between 1940 and 1944, documents the lives of German soldiers stationed along the North Sea coast during World War II. The black and white photographs, held by the Rijksmuseum, provide intimate glimpses into their daily routines and experiences, including their interaction with military equipment and their camaraderie. The album, a poignant example of photojournalism, serves as a historical record of wartime life.