The Ridiculous Case Of The Adjutant Of The Regiment. The Amazing Story Of The Battalion Commander.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This diary was kept by the battalion commander, which makes it especially valuable. These notes reveal the organization of the German defense, the supply of the army and the interrelationships among the officers. Also, he, as a battalion commander, often had to make manpower decisions as a result of the constant casualties amongst the officers. Altogether, this is a riveting diary of the everyday life of German officers on the Eastern Front.
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Apparently keeping a diary in WW2 was basically a death sentence
Mostly the Officers.
As a German Officer on the Eastern Front it was.
Yes, the Ivan is told to go after those Fritz's with caps and stripes, if possible. They don't seem to be overly cautious about keeping down and out of sight, too much. The Peter Principle at work with the Darwin Award.
The Eastern Front was the death sentence
Summer uniforms and -38, such madness ............
Enjoying these moments relived 80 years on!
The Wehrmacht was overly dependent on horses for transport. They needed to be fed, housed and cared for just like a soldier needed his needs met. Their logistics suffered greatly due to inadequate motorized transport.
Horses made sense you try to drive through that snow and mud ! The main problem was no air power and no supply depots in the rear areas along the way as the army drove far into Russia. The Germans burned everything on the way to Moscow then in retreat there was no supplies for the army to forage in the rear areas nothing to eat for the men and horses to shelter just the mud and snow.
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Amazing the courage, comradely, human spirit and sacrifice! God grace be with all them who died and suffered🙏
I read many WW1 and 2 books .but this feels much closer.
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-38. OMG. We just had 8 degrees. I was wearing good gloves. After shoveling snow for 20 minutes, I couldn't feel my finger tips...
Those gloves aren't good then
Interesting to learn about German Army incompetent troops ! 😲😲
-poor horses !!
-was that really Celsius ?! I would think - in Fahrenheit !
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It was indeed Celsius. Temperatures below -30 Degrees where very comon in that sector.
Europeans use metric so its centigrade.
Celcius, -38, Brrrrr.
Looking like another "short diary"
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So, a machine-gun fell off the wagon and shot into the chest of the Adjutant. Is that even possible to happen?
Une fpis fe plus, très intéressant.
Il.rst plaidant que l'on tende à certains Allemands leur humanité.
Tous n'étaient pas assoiffés de sang.
which one was the ridiculous part?
이걸 번역이라고... 2차회사?. 전쟁터에?
Auxiliary company, yes. On the Eastern Front, even the cooks sometimes had to fight.
Many German diaries and a few Russian ones. Not any of any other nations.
Japanese.
Germans were all with good schoolarization. Analphabetism was rare in Germany. Meanwhile, a great part of russians were not even able to write. Sad but true.
Only Axis and Russian's on the Ostfront
Bar none they were the most advanced country at that time. Germany! Ich war ein Deutsh soldat ins einandere lebe
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