We offer you the work of Asmus Remmer, a professional photographer who from 1940 to 1945 was a Wehrmacht soldier. He fought on the territory of the USSR, France, went through the American prisoner of war camp. Pictures of the Russian village and his memories give an idea of how German soldiers perceived the locals.
A few words about the photographer and his photo
A native of Germany, Remmer was born in 1909. His father was an artist, and his mother was a photographer with his own studio. Later, Asmus inherited it, and at the end of work, in 1998, transferred it to his own son. He was a recognized master of genre, landscape and portrait shooting. In 1937 he passed the corresponding exam.
While serving in the army, he carried a camera everywhere. In the 60-90s. in the studio of Westerland he was engaged in printing pictures from a personal archive. Now anyone can meet them.
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