Feldgrau.net

yes I'm from Poland but I live in Norway. My family is from Warsaw and Kielce.

Michał

thanks, but I'm aware of those pages.

The SS-sonderkommando Dirlewanger was stationed in Poland from late 1941 to spring 1942. It was first in Krakow then in Lublin district. Did it participate in any killings/anti-partisan operations in these areas? Are there any resources on the net about this unit in their period in Poland in 1941-42?

Thanks! But I can't German, so what about books/articles about luftwaffe ground units in English?

Are there any good books about luftwaffe ground units? I know of two:
-Goering's Grenadiers: The Luftwaffe Field Divisions, 1942-1945 by Monuz
-Luftwaffe Field Divisions 1941-45 (Men-at-Arms) by ruffner

Are they good? Are there any others?

byron: could you post the same thing again?

On Dec 17 someone answered my topic, but it seems to be deleted now. If I'm not wrong a text was quoted, could the same person that posted it give us the source of the deleted quote?

Have anyone thought of making a search able index? It would make searching a lot easier and faster.

you probably found more information about him since its posted a while ago, but anyway.. Take a look at those posts: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=112184 http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=111701 http://wilk.wpk.p.lodz.pl/~whatfor/niemcy%20_w_powstaniu_warszaws2.htm Does som...

Have you tried to contact the "Warsaw Rising Museum" (http://www.1944.pl/index.php?lang=en&lang_time=1) they should have that kind of information.

I've heard that "Cruel Hunters" is THE book about Dirlewanger, which one is then?

Somebody read "The Ghetto Men: The SS Destruction of the Jewish Warsaw Ghetto April-May 1943" by French Maclean? Good, bad, do you recommend it?
What about other book by French Maclean?

That's true, Schubert is by the way mentiond in Munozs book "Hitler's green army" and in "Crete: battle and resitance" by Antony Beevor.

I'm wondering of somebody have some information about Fritz Schubert and/or Jagdkommando Schubert. Schubert commanded "Jagdkommando Schubert" (called sometimes "Schubertiani" and/or "Schuberaios", ca 90-100 soldiers) on Crete in 1942-43 and was later transferred to main...

I found this information in a book i'm reading: Domobranci posts in Slovenia: Small posts had as few as 30 soldiers while the bigger ones had over 140-150. Most of the posts had wire fence and bunkers, sometimes trenches and watch towers. They also usually had light mortars and some machine guns of ...