SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Hi guys,
Andreas von Gessel - Payer in excellent book Armati Hungarorum, Radolfzell 1985 on s. 461 quoted:
SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Gliederung zu Kriegsende:
Stab mit Dolmetscher-Zug FPNr. 36965B
Nachrichten-Zug
Kradmelder-Zug
Feldendarmerie-Trupp
Stabs Sicherungs Kompanie
I. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. F. v. K. FPNr. 36965C
II. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. I. N. FPNr. 36965D
III. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (from Februar 1945) - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. N. K. FPNr. 36965E
IV. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (A.u.E)- Kdr.: SS-Stubaf. B. B. FPNr. 57941
Versorgungs-Kolonne (t. mot., t. besp.) FPNr. 36965F
Who can decipher names of battalions commanders?
Bestreg.
Jarek
Andreas von Gessel - Payer in excellent book Armati Hungarorum, Radolfzell 1985 on s. 461 quoted:
SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Gliederung zu Kriegsende:
Stab mit Dolmetscher-Zug FPNr. 36965B
Nachrichten-Zug
Kradmelder-Zug
Feldendarmerie-Trupp
Stabs Sicherungs Kompanie
I. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. F. v. K. FPNr. 36965C
II. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. I. N. FPNr. 36965D
III. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (from Februar 1945) - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. N. K. FPNr. 36965E
IV. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (A.u.E)- Kdr.: SS-Stubaf. B. B. FPNr. 57941
Versorgungs-Kolonne (t. mot., t. besp.) FPNr. 36965F
Who can decipher names of battalions commanders?
Bestreg.
Jarek
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I can only find 2.
Ostuf Lajos Körmendy-Wache, Lajos
born 1912
SS-Ostuf Adj.KG Ney in Mar 45
Died 21 Feb 1976
Wolfsthal/Ö.
Ostubaf Karoly v.Ney,
Born 9 Nov 1906
25.Waffen-Gr.Div. in Jan 45
Died 29 Sep 1989
the only I. N. that I can see is Ostuf Ingve Nordborg of Sweden and he was a Kriegsberichter
Pete
Ostuf Lajos Körmendy-Wache, Lajos
born 1912
SS-Ostuf Adj.KG Ney in Mar 45
Died 21 Feb 1976
Wolfsthal/Ö.
Ostubaf Karoly v.Ney,
Born 9 Nov 1906
25.Waffen-Gr.Div. in Jan 45
Died 29 Sep 1989
the only I. N. that I can see is Ostuf Ingve Nordborg of Sweden and he was a Kriegsberichter
Pete
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Kampgruppe Ney
Thanks guys,
Jarek
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Quote from Perry Biddiscombe's "The SS Hunter Battalions"
Any information on the use of commandos by the "Florian Geyer" SS Cavalry Division? Where they parachuted behind enemy lines?Skorzeny established close relationship with Kàroly Ney, a wealthy Hungarian-Swabian industrialist and army officer. A militant fascist, Ney returned from the Eastern Front in 1943 and formed a tightly knit fraternity of anti-communist veterans. In the summer of 1944 he entered the service of Winkelmann and Höttl and was officially inducted into the Waffen-SS, being given command of a 1,500-man brigade attached to the "Maria Theresa" Division. Since Ney wanted to field guerrilla units behind Soviet lines, he was put in contact with Skorzeny, who was happy to provide arms, weapons and supplies for a "suicide unit" carved out of Ney's brigade. Ney used his contacts with Hungarian veterans to raise personnel, and in September 1944 he officially established the Halafejes Legio, or "deaths head" detachment. Training was conducted at a camp in the Bakony mountains, where German SS officers and enlisted men acted as instructors. Unhappily for the Germans, Ney proved both operationally incompetent and needlessly vicious with his own people, where were abused by the thieves, rapists and murdereres who found their ways into the ranks of his brigade. Perhaps because of these indiscretions, Ney had a falling-out with Skorzeny, who eventually withdrew his support. Ney then offered several hundred commandos to the SS "Florian Geyer" Cavalry Division, which reportedly dropped many of them behind Soviet lines. The rest of Kampfgruppe "Ney" was depleted in conventional fighting with the Soviets, although a remnant withdrew into Austria.
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
A Hungarian book whose title I dont have to hand states that around 24 December 1944 the German army leadership had the idea of using SS Brigade ,,Ney” as a Reconnaissance and sabotage unit. It says that Ney rejected this request, saying that preparing for the tasks would have pushed the corps's combat readiness back by months and so SS Brigade ,,Ney” did not go on the parachute course.
Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Hi!
I.SS-Füsilier Bataillon Kdr. Franz von Károlyi.
He was the son of Imre Károlyi, and uncle of Julius von Károlyi, ( who was ministerpresident in Hungary between 1930-1932.)
Franz (Ferenc) von Károlyi with his batallion executed three captured american airmen, 5th of march, in 1945, and because of this he was sentenced into death ( with his commander, Karol Ney) by americans in 1946. Later the sentence was changed into life-long prison.
soldiers from the Károlyi ( I.Füsilier) Bataillon:
Franz Csihas, Miklos Bakos,
István Lengyel, Istvan Soos
They were also sentenced in the case of the three american pilots
( Franz von Karolyi may be the lieuteant-commander of the Brigade Ney )
I.SS-Füsilier Bataillon Kdr. Franz von Károlyi.
He was the son of Imre Károlyi, and uncle of Julius von Károlyi, ( who was ministerpresident in Hungary between 1930-1932.)
Franz (Ferenc) von Károlyi with his batallion executed three captured american airmen, 5th of march, in 1945, and because of this he was sentenced into death ( with his commander, Karol Ney) by americans in 1946. Later the sentence was changed into life-long prison.
soldiers from the Károlyi ( I.Füsilier) Bataillon:
Franz Csihas, Miklos Bakos,
István Lengyel, Istvan Soos
They were also sentenced in the case of the three american pilots
( Franz von Karolyi may be the lieuteant-commander of the Brigade Ney )
jarek_g wrote:Hi guys,
Andreas von Gessel - Payer in excellent book Armati Hungarorum, Radolfzell 1985 on s. 461 quoted:
SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Gliederung zu Kriegsende:
Stab mit Dolmetscher-Zug FPNr. 36965B
Nachrichten-Zug
Kradmelder-Zug
Feldendarmerie-Trupp
Stabs Sicherungs Kompanie
I. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. F. v. K. FPNr. 36965C
II. SS-Füsilier Bataillon - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. I. N. FPNr. 36965D
III. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (from Februar 1945) - Kdr.: SS-Hstuf. N. K. FPNr. 36965E
IV. SS-Füsilier Bataillon (A.u.E)- Kdr.: SS-Stubaf. B. B. FPNr. 57941
Versorgungs-Kolonne (t. mot., t. besp.) FPNr. 36965F
Who can decipher names of battalions commanders?
Bestreg.
Jarek
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
In a "Der Freiwillige" article, SS-Hstuf. Paul Vadon was cited as being the III.Btl. Kdr. However, this man cannot be found in J.P. Moore's Führerliste; I think this information is not 100% reliable but I gave it just to let it know to you.
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
So, this unit never actually entered combat as an independent body and left no measurable impact on the course of operations?
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Perhaps this may help on the history of SS Brigade Ney
http://hunyadi.co.uk/page5.php
http://hunyadi.co.uk/page5.php
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Re: SS-Kampfgruppe Ney
Hi Janos,
Thanks. That is indeed helpful.
Thanks. That is indeed helpful.