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Armenians in SS
Was the Armenian 812th Battalion involved in any fighting?
Was this Battalion a functional SS Batallion? Would be intresting to know more about the Armenians in SS.
Was this Battalion a functional SS Batallion? Would be intresting to know more about the Armenians in SS.
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Hi
Armenians like SS formation were formed in the end of 1944. Germans were joined some reg.s from 812, 814 and I/73 and formed an SS regiment or more like a Waffengruppe. It was a part of Caucasian Cavallery Unit SS.
Waffengruppe "Armenien". But without of this, more than 1000 Armenians was already been a part of SS, So for example in Dirlewanger or in 30th SS division (rus).
Armenians like SS formation were formed in the end of 1944. Germans were joined some reg.s from 812, 814 and I/73 and formed an SS regiment or more like a Waffengruppe. It was a part of Caucasian Cavallery Unit SS.
Waffengruppe "Armenien". But without of this, more than 1000 Armenians was already been a part of SS, So for example in Dirlewanger or in 30th SS division (rus).
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Hi Eduard!
I have also checked your site. Too bad the WW2 section isn't in the English language section yet. There is however another topic I would like to draw your attention to, namely Armenians in the French Foreign Legion in the Great War 1914-1918. In 1914, hundreds of Armenians in France volunteered to serve in the French army and they suffered quite heavy casualties already in the first two years of the war. Ther is somewhere out ther on the net a very good article about them, in French of course.
It wouldn't be bad if you remember them as well. Just curious. I reckon you don't have any memoires of Armenian legionnaires published, eh?
Klemen
This is very interesting but tell me do you have in Armenia any books about this? Did any veterans publish their memoirs after the war?Armenians like SS formation were formed in the end of 1944. Germans were joined some reg.s from 812, 814 and I/73 and formed an SS regiment or more like a Waffengruppe. It was a part of Caucasian Cavallery Unit SS.
I have also checked your site. Too bad the WW2 section isn't in the English language section yet. There is however another topic I would like to draw your attention to, namely Armenians in the French Foreign Legion in the Great War 1914-1918. In 1914, hundreds of Armenians in France volunteered to serve in the French army and they suffered quite heavy casualties already in the first two years of the war. Ther is somewhere out ther on the net a very good article about them, in French of course.
It wouldn't be bad if you remember them as well. Just curious. I reckon you don't have any memoires of Armenian legionnaires published, eh?


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Hi dear Klemen!!!
How are you???
I'm not working on my web-site yet, but writing and publishing books, as you know. Now I'm working in my dissertation and a book of mine - Armenians in Sonderverband Bergmann. and my last book about Armenian 808 and 809 battalions in battle for Caucasus - send me your address by my mail - arm-military@narod.ru - I will send you my researchings-publications for free.
How are you???
I'm not working on my web-site yet, but writing and publishing books, as you know. Now I'm working in my dissertation and a book of mine - Armenians in Sonderverband Bergmann. and my last book about Armenian 808 and 809 battalions in battle for Caucasus - send me your address by my mail - arm-military@narod.ru - I will send you my researchings-publications for free.
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Hello Eduard -
I too am very interested in the Armenian Legion and all of the Eastern volunteer formations formed by the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. To date, the best works I have seen on these topics are those of the German historian Joachim Hoffmann.
Can you please post a listing of all of your works that have been published in English or German? If you are currently researching the Eastern volunteers, let me know if you need any material from U.S. archives as I travel there 4-5 times each year.
Best regards and good luck with your research,
George Lepre
I too am very interested in the Armenian Legion and all of the Eastern volunteer formations formed by the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. To date, the best works I have seen on these topics are those of the German historian Joachim Hoffmann.
Can you please post a listing of all of your works that have been published in English or German? If you are currently researching the Eastern volunteers, let me know if you need any material from U.S. archives as I travel there 4-5 times each year.
Best regards and good luck with your research,
George Lepre
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Hi dear George
In this moment I published just 2 books -
1.Armenian Legion of Wehrmacht - starting booklet - Yerevan 2002, 60 pages (in Russian)
2.Relations of Caucasian Collaborations with Germany - Yerevan 2004, 220 pages (in Armenian)
3."Sonderverband Bergmann" - from Armenian side - now it's publishing in Russian but in the end of 2005, will be in English too.
4. Armenian Legion: Battle for Caucasus 1942-1943, I'm working now in this one... will be in English first.
The Best Regards,
Eduard
this is my 1-st one, the booklet
In this moment I published just 2 books -
1.Armenian Legion of Wehrmacht - starting booklet - Yerevan 2002, 60 pages (in Russian)
2.Relations of Caucasian Collaborations with Germany - Yerevan 2004, 220 pages (in Armenian)
3."Sonderverband Bergmann" - from Armenian side - now it's publishing in Russian but in the end of 2005, will be in English too.
4. Armenian Legion: Battle for Caucasus 1942-1943, I'm working now in this one... will be in English first.
The Best Regards,
Eduard
this is my 1-st one, the booklet
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