German War Art: The Kriegsmarine

Posted on 21 July 2022 by The Tactical Hermit

Claus Bergen (1885-1964)

Returning from a tour against the enemy (1941)

German War Art – The Kriegsmarine

The Third Reich was still very interested in creating art during the second World War, with artists focusing their talents on the war effort itself.

Via NS Europa

Eduard Schloemann (1888-1940)

Speedboats fogging in front of the Thames (1941)

Claus Bergen (1885-1964)

In the Atlantic (1942)

Adolf Bock (1890-1968)

The battleships “Gneisenau” and “Schamhorst” in action with the British battlecruiser “Renown” in the North Atlantic on April 9, 1940 (1941)

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