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I have translated some words about „ St. Wenceslas company “ from Czech book „ Czech fascism 1922-1945 and collaboration 1939-1945 “… Early March 1945 – confidential meeting between heads of Czech organization „ Board for education of youth “ where came up suggestion to organize volunteer formation,...

TO KlemenL: Hello, thanks for your words. Im afraid that this topic does not allow us to speak about Czechoslovak foreign resistance, so may be we should use personal message in future. You have asked for Czech books... can you tell me your nationality? 1) when I visited archiv I saw one book-guide...

Czechoslovak military units in USSR (1942-1945)
http://www.czechpatriots.com/csmu

1st Czechoslovak independent field battalion
1st Czechoslovak independent brigade
1st Czechoslovak army corps

Info from Ausky book's "Volunteers": that in March 1945 was organized first military organization called "Svatovaclvaská rota" (St. Wenceslas company), which gathered about 100 young Czech volunteers, future core for Czech SS unit. Most of them did not got through basic military ...

XXXI bis -Volunteer Grenadier Division Böhmen-Mahren
http://www.portal-ns.com/thecensure/waffen.htm

Thanx Tiger for info...

Hello,

I speak Russian very well, but it is not very readable:

4 tank army
in particular defended Kiev: 68th, 75th, 88th, 323rd, 3?8 infantry divisions and also 20th motorized division

Michal

Hello,

can you help me, which German units defended Kyev (Kiev - capital of the Ukraine) between 03.-06.11.1943?

Thanx

Michal

Hi Vilis, im working during last 2 months above information page about Czechoslovak units in USSR (1st Czechoslovak independent file battalion, 1st Czechoslovak independent brigade, 1st Czechoslovak army corps). This page will contain also detailed facts about Dukla Pass combats. I suppose, that wit...

Hello Sid,

what were those 700-series security divisions? Where they served?

Thanx.

Hello KlemenL, thank you for effort to help me. Unfortunately I have not found grand-father's name in lists and its logic. As Rusyn (without some military experience) who was involuntary drafted to Hungarian army (between 1939-1940) - I dont suppose that he could reach officer rank. As for site I ha...

Hello Abel, what war from my side you are talking about? This is just another fallible imagination from you. Believe me, I realy have no ANY problem with you :D and your topics. I will answer you later, as I said I dont have necessary statistics here - im not walking encyclopedia, but I will not put...

Hi Pretorian, The answers to your questions probably lie in the the book "The Royal Hungarian Army" by Leo Niehorster (Axis Europa Books, New York). Unfortunately my copy is in storage. However, Niehorster has his own web site and is also a contributor to Feldgrau, so you you should be ab...

Hello Sid again, I have found interesting web http://www.hrdinove.cz (only in Czech) were is list of Czechoslovak heroes from both WW - sometimes with texts or sound statements. Some of those soldiers with Ruthenes surnames confirmed participation in Hungarian army (unfortunately exactly those peopl...

Hi Abel. You impeached even some unassailable facts and data such as number and composition of Czechoslovak citizens! You have no assigned any scriptural facts or data. You arguments (that are not even arguments, only feelings) are empty. Even such logical things as that Hungarians did not fought in...