Oxygen regulator from the cockpit on German Stuka dive bomber work number 5956 & has plane code CB+PZ which was shot down during operation Barbarossa by a Russian fighter on the 26th June 1941, crashed in Finland near Russian border

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Oxygen regulator from the cockpit on German Stuka dive bomber work number 5956 & has plane code CB+PZ which was shot down during operation Barbarossa by a Russian fighter on the 26th June 1941, crashed in Finland near Russian border.

Operation Barbarossa was the name given to Germany's invasion of Russia on June 22nd 1941. Barbarossa the largest military attack of world war two and was to have appalling consequences for the Russian people. Operation Barbarossa was based on a massive attack based on Blitzkrieg. Three army groups attacked Russia army group north, led by Von Leeb, army group centre, commanded by Von Bock and army group south commanded by Von Rundstedt. this aircraft would have been in army group north  part of Luftflotte 1.