Hans-Peter Klausch "Antifaschisten in SS-Uniform"Paddy Keating wrote:Now, there's something to be researched...
Very hard to get, but worth looking for.
Took me years to get a copy. Very recommended!
greetings,
fons
and as I mentioned earlier, the massacres commited by the 7th Panzer against French colonial troops in http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=22234sid guttridge wrote:Hi Paddy,
Can you put the GD stuff up again? There is a tendency to overlook Heer atrocities in favour of W-SS ones. A prime example is 1st Mountain Division on Corfu in late 1943.
Cheers,
Sid.
What about it?panzerschreck1 wrote:Paddy Keating !,what about the liking of very young girls by Dirlewanger which he already started in his Freikorps time!
What makes you think I approve of Dirlewanger? English obviously isn't your first language but please read what I wrote without trying to see meanings that are just not there.Brave? When the situation was apropriate for brave actions he acted brave against vastly outnumbered partisans in White Russia that is!
But did he acted brave in Warsaw? What do you exactly know about Dirlewanger Paddy ? not much i'd say!!!!
This is the most stupid statement I have read in a long time. Courage is not a virtue limited to angels.Dirlewanger was brave in evil terms,,, this man had absolutaly no respect whatsoever for human life, any man like that can't possibly act brave in battle just suicidal....man...
Of course he was self-promoting. Did anyone here suggest otherwise. But again, you display your ignorance of human nature and man in all his states when you assert that a murderous, cruel man cannot also be brave. History proves you wrong in this.And what about the praising after action reports???? fiction....yes it came in quite handy for climbing the promotional ladder and receiving awards... any man with no respect for life itself cant possibly act brave on the enemy and especially for his own troops...
You're just nursing a grudge against me because I exposed you previously when you made foolish statements like this. And once again, you have shown yourself unfit to participate in adult statements.Paddy acknowledging Dirlewanger was a brave soldier is a fierce non-forgiving insult for all the brave Wehrnmacht soldiers who did brave things and were not by far comparable to that sick bastard...
Oh dear...the Egyptian army? I can just see Dirlewanger in charge of El Gamil as 3 PARA jumped. If people like Dirlewanger had been in that army, sonny, the Egyptians might have been able to put up a better fight than they did against the various people who attacked Egypt in the late 1940s and the 1950s. He was an effective anti-terrorist fighter, after all, even if he did like underage girls.And anyone sure he really died....Proof!!!!????
Does anyone has any proof he was actually beaten to Death in that prison camp...i personally more believe he survived and joined the egyptian army...