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english pls :-)

Haen,


i cannot help you with your pictures but if your book comes out one day,will it be in the dutch language also,or only in english?

Groeten
Sebastian

thanks Hero and Christophe,for the tips and links,this clears out a lot of things i was struggling with

cheers sebastian

also i forgot to mention the brigades,where do they fit in ?I am talking about the infantery troops here :-)

Seb

thank you for this divisional history of the 250th tigre,i have been following it for a while and i am very very pleased about the time and work you have put in.Not only on this topic,but many more on this and other forums

muchas gracias y hasta luego companero!
Sebastian

i am reading loads of books about the 3rd reich but i keep on asking myself the same questions,it is probably an idiot question but still i am throwing this one on the forum :-).I want to knowif i am right about: corps exists out of armees armees out of divisions divisions out of regiments regiments...

nice pic from the lmg!

okh is oberkommando heeres,meaning the headcommand of the groundforces

the handle is a german(looking) one,the spade: i never saw one of these used by the wehrmacht in any branch,i could be wrong but never seen one like that before

Seb

in krollspel his post is can see a Waffen-Untersturmführer der SS Botet,i think it must be the this guy on the pic,wearing an ss uniform,i also heared some spanish volunteers went to the ss-dirlewangerbrigade and 24e gebirgsdivision karstjager,but i cannot back this up with a decent source so i am n...

The famous Anne Frank tree fell due to a storm in Holland,just wanted everyone to know
link in dutch http://www.brabantsdagblad.nl/algemeen/ ... vallen.ece
link in english http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSLDE67M1DH

seb

thanks for the additional info tigre!

cheers
Sebastian

the captain of the resistance center south his name is Gordon Merry...weird sounding name for a spanish captain isnt it?

once again ashtonishing how the pictures come to life when you colored them,great work Larrister!

ricardo, thanks for joining us,i only heard of a 100-200 portuguese but that was witout any source,just mouth-to mouthg so i cannot confirm this a 100%,but i would like to hear from it when you find more about it.Maybe Tigre has more on this subjct...he got a well of information that has no end :-) ...