who knows the man surrendered during the midnight of 22.6.41

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who knows the man surrendered during the midnight of 22.6.41

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Post by bradpit » 14 Mar 2007, 05:30

during the night of 21-22.6.1941. a german Sergeant named Alfred Liskov cross the Bolge river, surrendered to russians.he told the german army will attack at 3:15 on 22.6.1941. Fortunately,his name was recorded by history. Stalin,Zhoukov know his name.
What happened to him then? Killed during the later german attack?
maybe at that time, he still not far away from the border.

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Post by bradpit » 11 Oct 2007, 09:45

he belongs to regiment 222


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Post by Ste » 15 Nov 2007, 19:39

As far as I know Stalin didn't believe at him about the German attack and gave the order of kill him by a firing squad.

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Post by Dieter Zinke » 15 Nov 2007, 19:56

http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/de ... 2&tid=9729

http://www.rumseyauctions.com/cgi-local ... 199&page=4
Germany - Russian WWII propaganda collateral, 14 propaganda items, includes Gedanken des Führers über die Waffen-SS, illustrated anti Stalin caricatures including Uncle Joe paying money to nude dancing girl whilst the Bolshevik peasant and child looks on in starvation, the Pass given to Russian soldiers to defect from Stalin and join the Nazi army (in safety), caricatures under Nazi rule under the Bolshevik land reform program, the "Zweifrontenkrieg", the Rundfunkrede, Alfred Liskov with photograph, exhorting German soldiers to join the Russians, etc.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
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http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Re ... 254762C49D
http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/bfz/archiv/ ... d/text.htm
http://www.gerdgruendler.de/Unternehmen ... rossa.html
http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0038-5 ... 0.CO%3B2-V

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Re: who knows the man surrendered during the midnight of 22,

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Post by koster37 » 22 Aug 2013, 23:29

Alfred Liskow (Liskov, Liskof); 1910 — 1942 (?)) — a German soldier, antifascist, defected June 21, 1941 at about 9pm across the Bug river and surrendered to the Russian border soldiers. On the eve of the German invasion into the Soviet Union he told the Soviet High Command about Germany's plans to attack the country on June 22, 1941 at 4 in the morning.

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Alfred Liskov was born 1910. Before joining the German military 1939, he worked as a furniture maker at a furniture factory in Kohlberg, Bavaria (The Russian NTV channel reported that the city was in Prussia and now it's part of Poland).
Source http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HSVz1EFEN8
Served at Infantry Regiment 222 of the 75th infantry division stationed on the eve of the invasion north to the village (town) of Sokal north to Lemberg (Lviv, Ukraine). At that time he was 30 years old. After learning about the German invasion, he left his military unit and having swum across the Bug river on June 21, 1941 at about 9:00 pm surrendered to the Russian border patrol soldiers of the 90th Border Unit. During a questioning he said that at dawn on June 22 the German Wehrmacht would attack along the entire German - Soviet border.
After that the Soviet authorities used him for their propaganda. January 1942 he was arrested and put to a Russian prisoner camp. He was rehabilitated July 16th, 1942.

Russian source http://drang-nach.livejournal.com/38403.html

PS: 1942 he was still alive, but nobody knows what happened to him after the Russian "Gulag" camp.

Source: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9B%D0% ... 0%B5%D0%B4

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