5.SS-Freiwilligen-Sturm-Brigade Wallonien |
SS Assault Brigade Wallonien trapped in the Cherkassy pocket |
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5.SS-Freiwilligen-Sturm-Brigade Wallonien |
SS Assault Brigade Wallonien trapped in the Cherkassy pocket |
Message received and understood, have posted a link to your blog on my page, Regards Devils Guard
ReplyDeleteThe Belgian royalist and professional officer Lucien Lippert was posthumously promoted Obersturmbannführer and received posthumously the German Cross in Gold. He died disillusioned that the royalists who once encouraged him to join Hitler's forces had turned their backs on him as the war moved in the Allies' favour.
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