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#16

Post by Serbian boy » 04 Jun 2006, 03:03

a,Sentenced to death by communist government
b,escaped abroad
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#17

Post by Ivan_S » 04 Jun 2006, 14:30

escaped abroad... i presume
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#18

Post by Serbian boy » 04 Jun 2006, 21:16

True,he escaped abroad and died in Canada.Your tourn!
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#19

Post by Ivan_S » 04 Jun 2006, 23:13

What was the name of the german SS Oberstürmführer who got the knight cross while serving in the french ss division Charlemagne in Berlin, 1945? His french nickname was "Cyclone"...
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#20

Post by Serbian boy » 06 Jun 2006, 01:10

SS-Obersturmführer Wilhelm Weber
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#21

Post by Ivan_S » 06 Jun 2006, 08:02

right Serbian Boy!

your turn now...
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#22

Post by Serbian boy » 06 Jun 2006, 23:48

Who wrote this document?
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#23

Post by Rand » 07 Jun 2006, 00:42

Vlassov? Wild guess....
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Post by Yuri » 07 Jun 2006, 12:51

Rand wrote:Vlassov? Wild guess....
The answer negative.
First, the document is written not in Russian (apparently, it it is the Serbian language)
Second, and this main thing, in the document stands date on August, 27, 1941 whereas general - lieutenant Vlasov was taken prisoner only on July, 18, 1942.

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#25

Post by Xserx » 07 Jun 2006, 20:44

Ëåòè÷ èëè Ìèõàéëîâè÷ (Lietich or Michailovich)? I'm not sure...

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Post by Serbian boy » 08 Jun 2006, 00:49

Xserx wrote:Ëåòè÷ èëè Ìèõàéëîâè÷ (Lietich or Michailovich)? I'm not sure...

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Definetly not Vlassov.
There was no historical person with name Letič (maybe Ljotić-but not he),and Mihailović doesnt support germans,the answers are negatives.

1.Help

During I.WW he was the leader of the greatest rising in Serbia against occupator (in South-East Serbia ,against bulgarians).

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In II.WW germans disbanded (the soldiers were mostly transfered to SSG-Serbian State Guard(but not all of them,some were arrested by germans) his units in late 1942,early 1943 (the last unit was disbaned in march 1943,actually they deserted to Mihajlović's forces).
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Post by Mark V. » 08 Jun 2006, 11:56

Serbian boy wrote:
Xserx wrote:Ëåòè÷ èëè Ìèõàéëîâè÷ (Lietich or Michailovich)? I'm not sure...

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Definetly not Vlassov.
There was no historical person with name Letič (maybe Ljotić-but not he),and Mihailović doesnt support germans,the answers are negatives.

1.Help

During I.WW he was the leader of the greatest rising in Serbia against occupator (in South-East Serbia ,against bulgarians).

2.Help

In II.WW germans disbanded (the soldiers were mostly transfered to SSG-Serbian State Guard(but not all of them,some were arrested by germans) his units in late 1942,early 1943 (the last unit was disbaned in march 1943,actually they deserted to Mihajlović's forces).
Surely Kosta Pećanac?
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#28

Post by Serbian boy » 08 Jun 2006, 23:31

Mark V. wrote:
Surely Kosta Pećanac?
The answer is correct,Kosta Milovanović Pećanac.
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#29

Post by Mark V. » 09 Jun 2006, 16:15

OK. Let's stay in former Yugoslavia.

Name the two armed anti-communist formations created by the Germans from Slovenians in Operationszone Adriatische Küstenland!
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#30

Post by J » 09 Jun 2006, 18:55

SLovensko domobranstvo & SVNZ ?
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