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Hello, I'm looking for info about Nazi propaganda. In particularly: 1. Theoretical info about Nazi propaganda - who developed it? On what philosophical basis? How it should function? How to conduct propaganda in occupied countries? 2. Methodical info about Nazi propaganda - How it was conducted in G...

Hello, Could you help me again a little? I'm trying to find any info on fallschirmjager units composition. How many rifle companies each regiment had? What were the other companies? What and how many weapons etc. from '39 to '45... This is huge I guess, but any info would be appreciative. At the mom...

Jan-Hendrik wrote:III./PzRgt. 18, 18.Panzerdivision



Jan-Hendrik

http://www.feldgrau.com/PzDiv.php?ID=18

this page says that PzRgt.18 had only 2 Abt...

Pz.Rgt.18 used X0 number for the PzBefWg III in Abteilungsstab at the beginning of "Barbarossa". All three, "10", "20", "30" are recorded in photographs. Maybe you have those photos? Does this numerical order was used by all german PzBefWg? Or only by Pz.Rgt....

Great info, thank you all. Then again I would like to getsome sort of proof that the 17. PzD have had no Tauchpanzer's... Maybe some sort of OoB, or division inventory charts. I would also appreciate inventory charts or detail OoB of the 18. and 3 PzD. Offcourse I presume is info isn't easy found, b...

Yep guesing from the logo on the tank it is from the 18. Panzer Div... But what the number "10" indicates? I found out that this tank is the Tauchpanzer, it was made specially for the invasion of Britain, but as it never came... It was on the basis on Pz III and it could go underwater (sub...

Hello again, This time I want to ask you some questions from this photo: http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/uploader6/failai/tauchpanzer.jpg Where could this photo would be taken? When? What tank is it here? More info would be good. From which unit (at least division) this tank could be? Any help would...

Thank you very much Jan-Hendrik :)

The only unit with the number "100", infantry, and motorized was the Infanterie-Bataillon z.b.V. 100 . Unfortunately, in 1941 this unit was in the West (223. Inf.Div., XXXI. Höh.Kdo., Hgr. D), and was never used on the East Front. In any event, there wasn't a 6th Panzer Army until late 19...

so it's just a book mistake, or it is another imagination of Soviet "historians" :)

Thank you for the help :)

It's in Russian, hopefully you will understand: http://militera.lib.ru/h/sovtankv/index.html Then go to the secon paragraph... There it says: "Выдвинувшись в районе Кедайняя к шоссе Тильзит — Шяуляй, она нанесла удар в северо-западном направлении по частям 6-й танковой дивизии врага и полностью...

Hi there colleagues,

Currently I'm researching the 100. Infanterie (mot.) Rgt., espacially it's action in the early days of "Barbarosa". But I just can't find this unit history... maybe someone of you have came across this kind of info?

I would apreaciate any help.

Cheers!

Hi there colleagues,

Currently I'm researching the 100. Infanterie (mot.) Rgt., espacially it's action in the early days of "Barbarosa". But I just can't find this unit history... maybe someone of you have came across this kind of info?

I would apreaciate any help.

Cheers!

oh this is just what I needed :)
thank you very much. It's strange that I haven't found this site my self

http://www.airborneforces.com

it's really great :)

there shouldn't be any problems with german pages too :)

thank u again.

if anyone has more good sites please post them here :)

Well I got info about them, but now I need some info abot british and american paratroopers. I tried to search via google and other search engines but without succes. What I need is a short summary about their airborne troops in WW2. Maybe someone can help me? :)