谷歌机翻。二战期间,美国陆军以“SNAFU”(情况正常,却全乱套)而闻名。就马尔科姆·弗莱明而言,军队做出了一个明智的选择:将这位儿时玩过相机的后勤人员培养成战地摄影师。他带着他的 Eymo 相机和一台小型 Vollenda 相机前往欧洲拍摄动态影像。最终,这本精彩的照片日记诞生了,它汇集了麦克·弗莱明拍摄并保存的照片以及他的实地笔记。

From War to Peace in 1945 Germany : A GI's Experience

Malcolm L. Fleming, James H. Madison, Bradley D. Cook

Malcolm L. Fleming; Bradley D. Cook; James H. Madison

Malcolm L. Fleming; Ray E. Boomhower; Eric Sandweiss

Indiana University Press

Quarry Books

Indiana University Press, Bloomington, 2016

United States, United States of America

Bloomington, IN, 2016

Illustrated, PS, 2016

As An Official Army Photographer, Mac Fleming's Assignment Was To Take Motion Pictures Of Significant Wartime Events For The U.s. Army. In The First-aid Kit On His Belt, He Also Carried A Small Personal Camera, Which He Used To Take Pictures Of The People And Places That Interested Him, Capturing In His Field Notes Details Of The Life He Observed. From These Records, Fleming Has Assembled This Absorbing Private Chronicle Of War And Peace. Assigned To The European Theater In February 1945, He Filmed The Action From The Battle For The Remagen Bridge Across The Rhine, To The Fighting In The Hartz Mountains, On To The Linkup With The Russian Forces At The Elbe River. After The Armistice, Fleming Helped Document How The Allied Expeditionary Force Established A Military Government In Germany To Cope With Masses Of Pows, Establish Control Of The Country, Deal With The Atrocities Committed By The German Army, And Help Thousands Of Newly Released Slave Laborers Return Home To Poland, France, And Russia. He Also Recorded How The Army Provided Rest, Recreation, And Rehabilitation To The Remaining U.s. Soldiers And Sent Them Home By Truck, Train, And Ship. Awaiting Shipment Home, Fleming Explored Postwar German Town And Country Life And Toured Some Famous Castles And Historic Spots. The Foreword By Historian James H. Madison Describes The Important Role Of Photography In War And The Special Contribution Of Fleming's Photographic Diary-- Foreword By James H. Madison -- Introduction -- Part I. The War : A Chronological Story. Battle For Remagen Bridge Across The Rhine River -- Fast Evacuation Of Wounded : An Experiment -- Continued Fighting -- On Leave In Paris For Training -- Advance Through The Hartz Mountains -- Civilians During The War -- Russians In East Germany Part I : Linkup At The Elbe River -- Russians In East Germany Part Ii : Russians Occupy The Land -- Gardelegen Atrocity -- Part Ii. The Peace : A Topical Story Of Military Occupation. Rules Of The Occupying Us Army -- Wartime Destruction -- People On The Move Following Victory In Eeurope, May 7 -- Displaced Persons, Or Dps : A Nice Name For Slave Labor -- German Village And Country Life -- Reminders Of The Past -- Relations Between Us Soldiers And German Civilians -- Where Are The German Pws? -- Entertainment And Rest -- Going Home -- Afterword By Bradley D. Cook. Malcolm L. Fleming ; Foreword By James H. Madison ; Afterword By Bradley D. Cook.

As an Official Army Photographer, "Mac" Fleming's assignment was to take motion pictures of significant wartime events for the US Army. In the pouch intended to carry his first-aid kit on his belt, he instead carried a small personal camera, which he used to take pictures of the people and places that interested him, capturing in his field notes details of the life he observed. From these records, Fleming has assembled this absorbing private chronicle of war and peace. Assigned to the European Theater in February 1945, he filmed the action from the battle for the Remagen Bridge across the Rhine, to the fighting in the Hartz Mountains, on to the linkup with the Russian forces at the Elbe River. After the armistice, Fleming helped document how the Allied Expeditionary Force established a military government in Germany to cope with masses of POWs, establish control of the country, deal with the atrocities committed by the German army, and help thousands of newly released slave laborers return home to Poland, France, and Russia. He also recorded how the army provided rest, recreation, and rehabilitation to the remaining US soldiers and sent them home by truck, train, and ship. Awaiting shipment home, Fleming explored postwar German town and country life and toured some famous castles and historic spots. The foreword by historian James H. Madison describes the important role of photography in war and the special contribution of Fleming's photographic diary.

2025-10-03