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Eicke son-in-law survived from the war but divorced his daughter. In fact, Eicke was killed when he tried to find his son-in-law after he heard that his unit separated from the remaining TK division during Kharkov battle.

Dear folks,

Is there anybody who already read Thomas Casagrande's Die Volksdeutsche SS-Division "Prinz Eugen" book? I would like to know your opinion about it because I have an interst to buy it.

Thanks
Nino

No, Arab formation still in the Army until the end of the war. After all, didn't like Indian, they already lost many of their members in North Africa, Balkan, and Eastern Front. However, some of Arabs had been sent to SS training course in Holland, like Fawzi el Kutub and Sheikh Hassan Salameh. The ...

There were 15 000 Serbs in the SS. They were belong from "Serbisches Freiwiligen Korps der SS". However, actually it was a SS unit only in paper. There is an interesting discussion about it at http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=74914&highlight=sdk . Also could read an article...

Hi, I found 2 interesting book reviews about Balkan in WW II at http://www.southslavjournal.com Hermann Frank Meyer: Von Wien nach Kalavryta. Die blutige Spur der 117. Jäger-Division durch Serbien und Griechenland (From Vienna to Kalavryta. The Bloody Trace of the 117 Jaeger Division through Serbia ...

Hi,

Once read a paper in internet about IMRO militia that help both Bulgarians and Germans during the occupation to fight the partisans in Macedonia. Unfortunately, I forget the site name or address. Maybe you could start to find it by use IMRO name.

Regards

Hi sovietsniper,

Try these:

http://stosstruppen39-45.tripod.com/

http://13sshandzar.tripod.com/

Adolf Galland, "The First and the Last" The Rise and Fall of the Luftwaffe Wolfgang Frank "German Atlantis Raider". About a German auxilliary raider ship that fought under many flags as theirs cover. Benno Schmidt "The Road to Stalingrad". A German infantry man fight be...

Hi,

I need pics of Vassily.V. Gil-Rodinov and his Druzhina brigade. Is there anybody who could help me?

Thanks in advance
Nino

Hi lato716, Thanks for your respons :-D I would like to know if the book contained infos about the fate of ex-members of the division after the war. Also would gladly if you could give me its content list and your commentary about pictures in the book (like if they are already commonly known in webs...

Dear friends, Is there anybody who know Laurent Latruwe and Gordana Kostic's "La Skanderbeg Division" book (published by Godefroy de Bouillon from Paris)? I would like to know how good it contents and where I could find it. I also would like to know if the publisher have a website. Thanks ...

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Unfortunately, Moslem militias were poor in theirs arms. That's why they seek German protection after they know the poor NDH forces (especially Home Guard) performances against guerillas and can not be trust to guard Moslems settlements from guerilla attacks. Your second point is true, Mihailovic ha...

JPS wrote: # I am sorry but supposedly getting stripped of priveleges does not constitute a credible motive for the crimes that are described. If that were the case, the Muslims would have had every reason to attack Croats as well. Yet even as the Ustasa government became more and more anti-Moslem, ...

Hi, There were many Moslems who support Ustasa regime and participated in massacre the Serbs. Some of them participated because they were anti-Serbs, furious because many of their's privilleges during Ottoman and Habsburg periode stripped by Serbs--which during Ottoman days were second class citizen...