Funeral column of Major General Aaro Olavi Pajari, leaving church and heading to the cemetery. Tampere, Finland, October 21, 1949. He was much respected commander who cared about his subordinates. Hundreds of local workers who had served under his command took a day off from work to participate in the funerals.

Aaro Pajari:
http://www.ww2incolor.com/finnish_forces/MajGen_Aaro_Pajari_1941-1944.html

http://www.ww2incolor.com/finnish_forces/LtCol_Pajari_JR16_Tampere_Oct16_1939.html

http://www.ww2incolor.com/finnish_forces/EverstiluutnanttiPajari.html

http://www.ww2incolor.com/finnish_forces/Colonel+Pajari+visiting+his+wounded+soldiers+in+military+hospital.html

Major General's funerals

"Together towards the victory". Apparently Che Guevara is come late...
Original arm shield of one the Italo-Spanish "brigadas mixtas" during the civil war. DVX

Juntos hacia la victoria

The American salvage concern Odyssey discovered 43 tons of silver in a British WW2 cargoship sunk by a German submarine.The ship lies 4,5 km south-east off the Irish coast.The hoard consists of some 1205 bars of silver worth today 38 million dollars.One fifth ot the treasure has already been raised.By september the work will be finished and about 80% of the treasure will remain in Odyssey's posession.
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