SS-Pz.Aufkl.Abt. 11 'Nordland'

[Georg_S]

Hello again,

here is two photos of Officers in the SS-Pz.A.A.11
First photo is SS-Ustuf Walter Scharck 5.Kp (Last Chef)
the second is Heinz Stamm (MIA 3.45)

Best reg.

Georg

[Blanusa]

Hey

On the following link you will find a real picture of Sporck.

http://www.geocities.com/seyffardt/csp.html


/Predrag

[Georg_S]

Hello,

here is a photo of SS-Uscha Seidel from the 1.Kp.

Best reg.

Georg

[Georg_S]

Some info on SS-Stubaf Rudolf Saalbach

Born 18.3.11 in Grossenhain, MIA April 1945

/PK

Hello PK, In my sources and everywhere I have read, is
SS-Stubaf R Saalbach MIA since 2.5.1945

Best regards.

Georg

[PK]

Hello Georg,

Yes, you are right, sometimes my memory is not working like it should be

Best Regards / PK

[skrable]

Georg, thanks for sharing the interesting photo's. There are a couple of photo's of Sporck, but they are private and unpublished. If my research into Nordland is ever completed I hope to receive permission to publish the Sporck photo's.

Siegfreid Lorenz reported on Saalbach in a letter to a Swedish researcher many years ago:

“In der Nacht vom 1. auf 2.Mai 45 Aufstellung zum Ausbruch über die Schiffbauerdamm-Brücke nach Norden. Ich überquere die Brücke, vor uns Straßensperre, alles steht. Das russische Arie-Feuer wird immer stärker, Panzerbeschuß beginnt. Da steht plötzlich Saalbach, Schmitz und Artner neben meinem Spw und rufen: Lorenz! Siegfried komm mit, es gibt kein Durchkommen mehr, wir versuchen es zu dritt Richtung Charlottenburg. (sie sind alle gefallen und viele hunderte brave soldaten, die diesen Weg aus russischer Gefangenschaft, damals fast sicherer Tod, suchten). Ich konnte nicht.”

I think that it can also be found in Poller.

[Georg_S]

Hello,

here is a photo of the Platoonleader Emil Zwinger
in 5, Kp.

Best reg.

Georg

[Georg_S]

Here is an photo of the famous
SS-Uscha Erik Wallin in the 3.Kp./SS-Pz.A.A.11
"Schwedenkompanie"

Best reg.

Georg

[Sentire-Pensare-Volere]

It allready exist a book about SS-Pz.A.A.11 "Nordland", its written by the Kameradschaft AA 11, and Herbert Poller (+). Unfortunately the book is not public and very hard to find.

Regards,

Georg[/quote]

Hi Georg, I've find a copy of this publication and I have a question to you.
Also your is edited like photocopies. And, I the copy I've reached pages 80-81-82-83 are missing. If you have those pages too, is there a way to let me have?
Many thanks, best regards SENTIRE-PENSARE-VOLERE

[Georg_S]

Hello,

I have those pages! I´ll see what I can do.
But my photos is not from the book SS-Pz.A.A.11
it´s from the photos which was used in the book.
And I have many more of SS-Pz.A.A.11 as well.

//Georg

[Daniel L]

Here is an photo of the famous
SS-Uscha Erik Wallin in the 3.Kp./SS-Pz.A.A.11
"Schwedenkompanie"

Needless to say but the 3. had a platoon called "Schwedenzug" during the war. "Schwedenkompanie" is a name constructed after the war.

Best regards/ Daniel

[Georg_S]

Here is an photo of the famous
SS-Uscha Erik Wallin in the 3.Kp./SS-Pz.A.A.11
"Schwedenkompanie"

Needless to say but the 3. had a platoon called "Schwedenzug" during the war. "Schwedenkompanie" is a name constructed after the war.

Best regards/ Daniel

Daniel: Correct! Mistake from me!

/Georg

[witino]

I have this Kriegs tagesbuch.

JPB

[witino]

Page 2

There are 53 pages.

JPB

[Lasse]

Could someone maybe help me out: What did Saalbach do after his officer training in 1937? Did he return to SS-sonderkommando Sachsen and then in 1940 got transfered to the Totenkopf division?