Panzerkampfwagen II
Pz Kpfw I, Pz Kpfw II, and Pz Kpfw IV driving past the main tribune during the 1936 Reichparteitag.
Panzer-Regiment 1/1. Panzer-Division
1936-09
Nürnberg, Germany
Two Pz Kpfw II and a Pz Kpfw I camouflaged with straw during a military exercise.
1937-09-07
Germany
Pz Kpfw II Ausf. c.
1939
Pz Kpfw II Ausf. c.
1939
Two destroyed Pz Kpfw II Ausf. A (one from Panzer-Regiment 1 and one from Panzer-Regiment 2, with a Pz Kpfw IV Ausf. C (tactical number 814, Panzer-Regiment 1) in the background, at the train station in Sochaczew, Poland.
1. Panzer-Division
1939
Sochaczew, Poland
Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw III Ausf. B next to a destroyed bridge in Poland.
Panzer-Regiment 1/1. Panzer-Division
1939-09
Poland
Two Pz Kpfw II with captured French soldiers. The rear Pz Kpfw II is towing a French 25 mm SA mle 1934 anti-tank gun.
1940
France
Pz Kpfw IV Ausf. B or C, with two Pz Kpfw II during a short rest.
Panzer-Regiment 25/7. Panzer-Division
1940
France
Column of Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw 38 (t).
7. Panzer-Division
1940
Column of German vehicles from 4. Panzer-Division on the Western Front in 1940. In the picture are: a BMW R35 motorcycle, a Pz Kpfw I Ausf. B, a turretless Pz Kpfw I, a Sanitätspanzer I armored ambulance, and a Pz Kpfw II.
4. Panzer-Division
1940-05
Western Europe
Another photograph of the column above, taken moments earlier.
4. Panzer-Division
1940-05
Western Europe
Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw III in The Netherlands.
1940-05
Netherlands
This Pz Kpfw II Ausf. B has been retrofitted with extra bolted-on armor plates on the front.
1940-05
Western Europe
Pz Kpfw II passing through a Dutch roadblock at the Dutch-German border near the village Nijswiller in the province of Limburg. A Pz Kpfw III can be seen in the background.
4. Panzer-Division
1940-05-10
Nijswiller, Netherlands
Knocked-out Pz Kpfw III Ausf. G (tactical number 235) and Pz Kpfw II Ausf. C (left-most, tactical number 402) and B (right-most). The Pz Kpfw II have been retro-fitted with new commander's cupolas and armor, and at least two have smoke dischargers. The vehicles were most likely knocked out during the July 1941 combat near Rahachow.
3. Panzer-Division
1941-07
Rahachow, Belarus
Another view of three of the tanks in the previous photograph, seen from the side, showing the damage to their drive trains.
3. Panzer-Division
1941-07
Rahachow, Belarus
Pz Kpfw II in a Russian village, together with several Pz Kpfw III and Pz Kpfw IV.
1942-09-03
Rzhev, Russia
Infantry on a ridgeline in the Caucasus mountains, with Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw III passing by.
1942-09-25
Eastern Europe
Several Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw III at a German army base.
Panzer-Regiment 7/10. Panzer-Division
Group of Pz Kpfw I Ausf. A and an Ausf. B (front, center), six Pz Kpfw II, and a Kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen. The photograph was taken prior to September 1939.
Panzer-Regiment 11/1. Leichte-Division
Germany
Pz Kpfw II Ausf. B or C prior to September 1939.
Panzer-Regiment 11/1. Leichte-Division
Germany
Pz Kpfw II crossing a river.
Panzer-Regiment 15/11. Panzer-Division
Parked Pz Kpfw III Ausf. E or F, with a column of Pz Kpfw II behind it.
Captured Pz Kpfw II Ausf. B in North Africa, in front of a British Daimler Dingo. The Pz Kpfw II has been retrofitted with upgrades, including bolted-on add-on armor.
21. Panzer-Division
North Africa
Column of Pz Kpfw II and Pz Kpfw III.
Eastern Europe
Two Pz Kpfw II at what appears to be a military open day.
Humorous photo of a school vehicle based on Pz Kpfw I chassis, with a Pz Kpfw II in the background.
This Pz Kpfw II Ausf. B with retrofitted modifications has slipped off a railroad car.
SS-Panzer-Abteilung 22. SS-Panzer-Division
Pz Kpfw III Ausf. G or H with two Pz Kpfw II.
Pz Kpfw II Ausf. c.
Panzer-Regiment 2/1. Panzer-Division