Foreign SS-Obergruppenführer to Sturmbannführer

[Juanjo]

Hello friends:

This is my list of foreign SS-Obergruppenführer to Sturmbannführer. Anyone know others high foreign officers that served in the Waffen SS? I will be very grateful with any info that you send me. Thanks in advance.

OBERGRUPPENFÜHRER.-

Ferenc FEKETEHALMY-CZEYDNER (22/11/1890-05/11/1946) – Hungarian
Jeno RUSZKAY-RANZENBERGER (01/01/1887-22/06/1946) – Hungarian

GRUPPENFÜHRER.-

Rudolf BANGERSKIS (21/07/1878-24/02/1958) – Latvian
Jozsef GRASSY (31/12/1894-05/11/1946) – Hungarian

BRIGADEFÜHRER.-

Bronislav Vladislavovich KAMINSKY (16/06/1899-28/08/1944) – Russian
Christian Peter KRYSSING (07/07/1891-07/07/1976) – Danish
Piero MANNELLI (10/07/1896-¿) – Italian
Johannes SOODLA (17/01/1897-26/05/1965) – Estonian

OBERFÜHRER.-

Laszlo DEAK-SZENTIMRE (07/01/1891-05/11/1946) – Hungarian
Zoltan PISKY (11/11/1893-23/01/1945) – Hungarian
Edgar PUAUD (29/10/1889-06/03/1945) – French
Ivan ROGOSAROW (¿-09/05/1945) – Bulgarian
Arturs Michael SILGAILIS (13/11/1895-15/08/1997) – Latvian
Voldemars Johans SKAISTLAUKS (06/09/1892-09/10/1972) – Latvian

STANDARTENFÜHRER.-

Karlis APERATS (04/03/1892-16/07/1944) – Latvian
Augusts APSITIS-APSE (21/12/1895-03/01/1947) – Latvian
Aleksandrs BRENKIS (28/01/1896-05/02/1975) – Latvian
Miksa BRENNER (21/11/1900-¿) – Hungarian
Teodors Janis BRIGGE (06/10/1891-20/11/1970) – Latvian
Enzo CELEBRANO (19/01/1897-25/04/1945) – Italian
Carlo Federico DEGLI-ODDI (03/02/1895-¿/¿/1970) – Italian
Karlis DZENITIS-ZENINS (18/02/1892-17/05/1979) – Latvian
Poul Ransow ENGELHARDT (05/09/1898-01/06/1987) – Danish
Muhammad IZRAFIL-BEY (05/07/1892-11/07/1946) – Russian
Janis Roberts JANSONS (24/03/1893-07/11/1944) – Latvian
Janis Alexsandrs JANSONS (17/04/1895-03/01/1974) – Latvian
Vilis JANUMS (07/01/1894-06/08/1981) – Latvian
Nikolajs KATISEVS (05/11/1900-16/03/1978) – Latvian
Arvids KRIPENS (03/10/1893-20/08/1968) – Latvian
Henn Ants KURG (17/10/1898-28/12/1943) – Estonian
Ulagaj KUTSCHUK (25/01/1893-08/04/1953) – Russian
Aleksandrs LASMANIS (05/08/1891-30/01/1978) – Latvian
Alberts Fricis LIEPINS (06/11/1893-12/02/1987) – Latvian
Jaroslau LITVIN (13/04/1901-¿/04/1945) – Ukranian
Karlis LOBE (26/03/1895-09/07/1985) – Latvian
Odon MAGYAR (01/10/1896-¿) – Hungarian
Roberts OSIS (18/09/1900-09/04/1973) – Latvian
Janis Evins Nikolajs PALKAVNIEKS (03/07/1894-29/07/1945) – Latvian
Bela PEINLICH (14/05/1897-¿/¿/1978) – Hungarian
Alexander PLENSNER (25/04/1892-03/04/1984) – Latvian
Andor PODHRADSZKY (06/11/1896-¿/¿/1962) – Hungarian
Alfons REBANE (24/06/1908-08/03/1976) – Estonian
Vardan SARKISSJAN – Russian
Arnold SINKA (26/11/1897-17/12/1986) – Estonian
Juris TAUBE (07/07/1895-24/12/1944) – Latvian
Gero TEMESVARI (03/12/1894-¿) – Hungarian
Jeno TEMESVARI (17/03/1894-04/03/1981) – Hungarian
Juhan TUULING (12/04/1897-23/10/1946) – Estonian
Jozsef VECSEY (23/06/1897-¿) – Hungarian
Voldemars VEISS (07/11/1899-16/04/1944) – Latvian
Michael-Pridon ZULUKIDSE (08/10/1894-¿) – Russian

OBERSTURMBANNFÜHRER.-

Holger ARENTOFT (24/07/1906-¿)
Alexanders ARGALS (07/09/1894-07/03/1980) – Latvian
Janis BALTAKMENS (12/06/1898-16/12/1968) – Latvian
Nikolajs BEBRIS (02/06/1898-11/01/1977) – Latvian
Edgars BERZINS (16/08/1897-08/02/1974) – Latvian
Karlis BIRKHANS (10/09/1895-27/12/1953) – Latvian
Husejin Beg BISCEVIC (28/07/1884-¿) – Bosnian
Nikolajs BULMANIS (29/05/1900-28/12/1990) – Latvian
Pauls CELLE (23/09/1922-10/10/1974) – Latvian
Rudolfs CIEMINS (24/03/1897-14/02/1945) – Latvian
Karlis CIRULIS (21/03/1906-05/03/1973) – Latvian
Leon DEGRELLE (15/06/1906-01/04/1994) – Walloon
Roman DOLINSKI (30/04/1901-¿) – Ukranian
Adolfs Fricis DONINS (04/09/1898-10/10/1980) – Latvian
Teodors DRUPA (04/08/1899-28/01/1945) – Latvian
Janis DRUVASKALNS (03/10/1893-26/05/1969) – Latvian
Peteris DZERVE (09/09/1894-23/01/1964) – Latvian
Miguel EZQUERRA SANCHEZ (¿-29/10/1984) – Spanish
Karlis Alfred GAILITIS (16/10/1896-14/07/1966) – Latvian
Nikolajs GALDINS (09/10/1902-05/10/1945) – Latvian
Paul GAMORY-DUBORDEU (29/01/1885-10/01/1963) – French
Vassily GIL-RODIONOV – Russian
Armando GIORLEO – Italian
Antons GRAMATINS (21/04/1891-16/06/1969) – Latvian
Voldemars GRAVELIS (05/07/1900-09/05/1945) – Latvian
Eduards GRIKIS (22/09/1901-21/05/1969) – Latvian
Harijs GUSEVS (19/05/1900-20/01/1982) – Latvian
Heinrich HERSCHE (30/09/1889-¿) – Swiss
Johann Van HEUTZ (01/10/1882-25/04/1945) – Dutch
Reidar Egil Haakon HOEL (19/03/1898-¿/¿/1971) – Norwegian
Indrikis Martins Hermanis JURKO (10/09/1893-08/04/1971) – Latvian
Julijs Eduards KIKULIS (07/02/1898-10/05/1965) – Latvian
August KIWI (15/10/1891-21/09/1974) – Estonian
Rudolfs KOCINS (15/12/1907-17/04/1990) – Latvian
Kalervo Lauri KURKIALA (16/11/1894-26/02/1966) – Finnish
Juhan LABIDAS (25/02/1897-21/06/1977) – Estonian
Karlis LEDINS (14/04/1898-28/04/1960) – Latvian
Bela LENGYEL – Hungarian
Lucien LIPPERT (25/08/1913-13/02/1944) – Walloon
Viktor MALETS (01/10/1894-¿) – Ukranian
Georgij MALKOW (¿-29/09/1945) – Bulgarian
Knut Borge MARTINSEN (30/11/1905-25/06/1949) – Danish
Osvalds MEIJA (10/01/1894-15/10/1996) – Latvian
Ain Ervin MERE (22/03/1903-05/04/1969) – Estonian
Konstantins MUCENIEKS (16/12/1903-¿) – Latvian
Zaravko MÜHLSTEIN (06/08/1902-¿) – Croatian
Karoly NEY (09/11/1906-29/09/1989) – Hungarian
Evgeni NIKITIN (07/01/1892-¿) – Ukranian
Carlo PACE – Italian
Arthur QUIST (17/02/1896-¿) – Norwegian
Karlis REBERGS (25/07/1904-¿/05/1945) – Latvian
Andrejs Voldemars REINHOLDS (23/06/1903-04/07/1986) – Latvian
Franz RIEDWEG (10/04/1907-22/01/2005) – Swiss
Haralt RIIPALU (13/02/1912-04/04/1960) – Estonian
Nikolajs RUSMANIS (13/02/1895-06/01/1946) – Latvian
Voldemars SAULITE (30/08/1893-31/12/1967) – Latvian
Christian Frederik Von SCHALBURG (15/04/1906-02/06/1942) – Danish
Jekabs SELS (05/06/1891-10/05/1964) – Latvian
Osvalds SKUDRULIS (25/11/1895-30/03/1944) – Latvian
Alexander SOBELEFF (22/11/1891-17/10/1944) – Estonian
Hermann STOCKEBY (20/09/1895-¿) – Estonian
Ernests STRAUJA (29/01/1897-21/07/1944) – Latvian
Juris TAUBE (07/07/1895-24/12/1944) – Latvian
August TOMANDER (08/09/1893-29/07/1985) – Estonian
Reinholds VECKALNINS (20/04/1896-24/03/1981) – Latvian
Paul VENT (11/02/1900-17/09/1944) – Estonian
Juhan VERMET (24/02/1897-¿/¿/1967) – Estonian
Ernst Christian Hartvig VIFFERT (10/11/1893-¿/¿/1950) – Danish
Alberts VIKSNE (15/05/1896-31/12/1976) – Latvian
Jef Van De WIELE (20/07/1903-¿) – Flemish
Janis ZVAIGZNE (22/12/1892-05/04/1954) – Latvian

STURMBANNFÜHRER.-

Martin Van AKEN (16/02/1905-¿/02/1945) – Dutch
Otto AKMENKALEJS (19/09/1905-¿) – Latvian
Batyr ALIYEV – Russian
Augusts Valdemars ALKSNITIS (08/11/1902-22/02/1960) – Latvian
Alberts AMERIKS (26/12/1899-05/12/1997) – Latvian
Felix ANDERSEN (16/03/1896-¿) – Norwegian
Viktors ARAJS (13/01/1910-¿) – Latvian
Karlis AUGSTKALNS (11/10/1904-¿) – Latvian
Jeno BAAN – Hungarian
Jörgen BAKKE (29/07/1894-03/03/1962) – Norwegian
Peteris Arturs BALODIS (21/06/1907-01/01/1978) – Latvian
Voldemars BAUMANIS (19/04/1905-¿) – Latvian
Sergio BIANCHI – Italian
Luka BILARSKI (¿-¿/¿/1993) – Bulgarian
Josef BLAZEVIK (24/03/1905-¿) – Czech
Lorant BODOLAY (06/04/1896-¿) – Hungarian
Urban BOHEZ (17/09/1893-¿) – Flemish
Jean BOUDET-GHEUSIE (26/07/1904-¿) – French
Jean BRIDOUX (30/09/1914-¿) – French
Jozef De BRUYNE – Flemish
Remo BULDRINI – Italian
Pierre CANCE (28/06/1907-25/06/1988) – French
Voldemars CAUNE (07/05/1901-¿) – Latvian
Aage Krogh CHRISTOFFERSEN (26/12/1904-¿) – Danish
Paolo CORNELLI (¿-30/04/1945) – Italian
Joseph DARNAND (19/03/1897-10/10/1945) – French
Willem Frederik DEKKER (06/04/1889-04/04/1949) – Dutch
Henri DERRIKS (31/07/1904-06/11/1972) – Walloon
Frederik Van DIERMANN (01/06/1988-13/10/1973) – Dutch
Arsibaj DJUMABAY – Russian
Bozidar DOBRINIC (18/07/1903-¿) – Croatian
Jacques Maurice DORIOT (26/09/1898-¿) – French
Julius EDOR (14/06/1904-29/04/1985) – Estonian
Johannes EIN (28/07/1900-03/07/1966) – Estonian
Julius ELLANDI (08/11/1898-11/12/1969) – Estonian
Denes EXTERDE (22/03/1904-¿) – Hungarian
Finn FINSON (02/08/1911-¿/¿/1986) – Norwegian
Giovanni FRATTINI – Italian
Myhailo FREITHARIV – Ukranian
Iwan FROLOW – Russian
Jacob GALJART (02/02/1898-27/12/1971) – Dutch
Vilis GRANTS (17/02/1905-26/02/1944) – Latvian
Asvero GRAVELLI – Italian
Alexander Von GYURCZY (19/09/1885-¿) – Hungarian
Muhamed HADZIEFENDIC (¿/01/1898-07/10/1943) – Bosnian
Frode HALLE (15/03/1906-10/01/1995) – Norwegian
Felix HARTMANN (30/09/1893-06/07/1974) – Norwegian
Bernardus Den HARTOG (27/10/1897-21/04/1969) – Dutch
Vilis Arvids HAZNERS (23/07/1905-12/05/1989) – Latvian
Frans HELLEBAUT (29/08/1898-18/06/1984) – Walloon
Henri HONDELINK (15/12/1892-28/03/1957) – Dutch
Kristaps INSBERGS (19/12/1905-¿) – Latvian
Jaan JAAGUND (09/02/1898-¿/¿/1970) – Estonian
Georges JACOBS (07/12/1893-¿/¿/1964) – Walloon
Sawelij JASKEWYTSCH (01/08/1897-¿) – Ukranian
Thor Peder Frantz Jens JÖRGENSEN (25/09/1897-¿) – Danish
Ado JUHANI (27/03/1901-¿) – Estonian
Visvaldis JURAIDS – Latvian
Oskar KÄBALA (05/09/1900-20/11/1967) – Estonian
Konstantin KARANESCHEFF (30/05/1905-¿) – Bulgarian
Ferenc KAROLYI – Hungarian
Kasi KASBEK (15/12/1917-¿) – Russian
Karl KASK (10/12/1891-¿) – Estonian
Henri KIEPE (14/07/1883-12/04/1963) – Dutch
Julijs KILITIS (23/07/1902-¿) – Latvian
Pieter KLEINJAN (04/02/1896-13/02/1984) – Dutch
Johannes KOORT (26/12/1900-16/08/1976) – Estonian
Oluf Von KRABBE (05/09/1903-31/10/1999) – Danish
Alfreds KRIMULDENS (17/02/1906-¿) – Latvian
Eduard KUKESTE (11/09/1894-¿) – Estonian
Karl KUKK (23/03/1896-¿) – Estonian
Friedrich KURG (18/01/1898-31/07/1945) – Estonian
Peteris KVALBERGS – Latvian
Elmar LANG (13/02/1906-11/03/1944) – Estonian
Paul Siegfried LANNO (27/05/1896-¿/¿/1981) – Estonian
Peteris LAPAINIS (13/05/1897-¿) – Latvian
Ernests LAUMANIS (08/05/1908-13/12/1968) – Latvian
Jekabs LAZDUZIEDS (13/08/1904-¿) – Latvian
Max LELONGT (¿/¿/1886-¿) – French
Richard LESSEL (28/06/1884-¿) – Estonian
Jonas LIE (31/12/1899-11/05/1945) – Norwegian
Kusta LINDPERE (14/01/1893-11/12/1968) – Estonian
Alfreds LININS (08/10/1901-¿) – Latvian
Alexander LUIK (02/08/1890-¿) – Estonian
Juhan MADISE (09/07/1903-14/01/1977) – Estonian
Waldo MÄESTE (07/01/1894-¿) – Estonian
Dezso MAGYAR (27/01/1898-¿) – Hungarian
Paul MAITLA (27/03/1913-10/05/1945) – Estonian
Jules MATHIEU (23/09/1909-16/04/1990) – Walloon
Karl Alfred Nicolai MARTHINSEN (25/10/1986-¿)
Pietro MARTINELLI – Italian
Rudolf MARTINSON (23/02/1893-¿) – Estonian
Jean MAYOL DE LUPE (21/07/1873-¿/06/1956) – French
Nikolai MELCERS (13/06/1898-¿) – Latvian
Hubert MOTKE (12/01/1885-¿) – Dutch
Konstantins MUCENIEKS (16/12/1903-¿) – Latvian
Abdulah MUHASILOVIC (¿-¿/¿/1945) – Bosnian
Franco NARDUCCI (08/11/1898-¿) – Italian
Elisei NAWRODZKYJ (06/06/1902-¿) – Ukranian
Poul NEERGAARD-JACOBSEN (16/02/1901-¿) – Danish
Nikolaas NIEUWENUIJSEN (14/11/1889-¿) – Dutch
Alessandro ORZALI – Italian
Janis OZOLS (28/02/1904-13/10/1947) – Latvian
Mykola PALIJENKO (12/09/1896-22/07/1944) – Ukranian
Udo PARREST (21/04/1908-29/02/1944) – Estonian
Georg PAWLENISCHWILI (10/12/1890-¿) – Russian
Anton PERI (10/06/1895-¿) – Estonian
Gerard Willem Anton PETERS (22/04/1907-03/01/2000) – Dutch
Riho PIIRSALU (30/09/1905-01/10/1984) – Estonian
Eugen POBIHUSCHTSCHYJ-REN (15/11/1901-¿) – Ukranian
Adam PODHRADSZKY (21/03/1910-¿) – Hungarian
Gustav PRAUDINS (30/01/1899-09/10/1965) – Latvian
Emilie RAYBAUD (19/05/1910-¿) – French
Felix De RON – Flemish
Richard RUBACH (29/06/1899-17/11/1949) – Estonian
Fridrichs RUBENIS (10/08/1902-03/02/1945) – Latvian
Janis RUBLAUSKIS (01/07/1906-09/05/1945) – Latvian
Janis RUKS (22/11/1900-¿) – Latvian
Knud Henrik Ernst SCHOCK (31/05/1899-12/02/1944) – Danish
Jakob SEPP (20/10/1898-¿) – Estonian
Dimitri SHALIKASHVILI – Russian
Martins SILINS (26/06/1900-¿) – Latvian
Alfons SKRAUJA (04/12/1899-24/12/1944) – Latvian
Ernests SMITS (08/02/1898-¿) – Latvian
Georg SOODEN (02/12/1904-29/07/1944) – Estonian
Per SÖRENSEN (24/09/1913-22/04/1945) – Danish
Eduards STIPNIEKS (23/02/1902-09/11/1983) – Latvian
Leon STOCKMAN (13/01/1899-¿) – Walloon
Vivian STRANDERS (03/04/1881-20/05/1959) – English
Nikolajs STRAUME (31/12/1911-¿/02/1945) – Latvian
Paul SUURKIVI (30/12/1914-16/08/1959) – Estonian
Porifirij SYLENKO (22/02/1893-¿) – Ukranian
Ion TOBA-HATMANU – Rumanian
Leonards TREZINS (12/06/1905-04/07/1979) – Latvian
Georges TSCHEKHOFF (14/12/1892-25/11/1961) – Walloon
Karlis VALHEIMS (20/07/1897-¿) – Latvian
Ferenc VARNAY (12/04/1906-¿) – Hungarian
Jean De VAUGELAS (02/01/1913-¿) – French
Quintus De VEER (05/01/1903-¿) – Dutch
Karlis VELMERS (28/11/1901-¿) – Latvian
Osip VINNISKI (30/04/1915-¿) – Ukranian
Boris VOOGAS (10/11/1897-12/08/1973) – Estonian
Eduard VOORWINDEN (07/07/1899-13/12/1947) – Dutch
Svend WODSCHOW (17/10/1894-¿) – Danish
Arveds ZALITIS (27/02/1903-¿) – Latvian


Juanjo

[Semenov]

Good work Juanjo!
Some additional info^
Georges TSCHEKHOFF (14/12/1892-25/11/1961) – was white russian emigrant with belgian citezenschip;
Alexander SOBELEFF (22/11/1891-17/10/1944) – was white russian with Estonian citezenschip (Sobolev);
Next SS-officier didn't etnic russian:
Vardan SARKISSJAN – armenian
Michael-Pridon ZULUKIDSE (08/10/1894-11/12/1960) – georgian
Batyr ALIYEV – uzbeck
Arsibaj DJUMABAY – turkestanian or tartar
Kasi KASBEK (15/12/1917-¿) – uzbeck
Georg PAWLENISCHWILI (10/12/1890-¿) – georgian
Dimitri SHALIKASHVILI – georgian

Vassily GIL-RODIONOV – right- Vladimir Vladimirovich (1906-1943), also I have doubt about what he has SS-rank

Also you overlook Waf. Staf. Kuchuk Ulagai
Regards!

[-Michael]

Great work!!

There was SS-Hauptsturmführer Jan de Meulder (Brussel°16.02.1912), some sources say that he died on the head of his Bataillon as SS-Sturmbannführer on april 1945. But I don't think it is possible to find an other source.

Michael

[Juanjo]

Semenov and Michael, thanks for your info, is welcome.

I found two new names:

Waffen Sturmbannführer Anton Sokol-Kutylovsky - Russian
Waffen Sturmbannführer Ivan Murawjew - Russian

Regards

[Phil Nix]

Add Waffen/Staf Franz von Matheis Born Mitrovica 17.1.1889 Died Sarajevo 17.9.1947 Croat
Knud Martinsen was propmoted Waffen Staf May 1943
Phil Nix

[VJK]

Hi Juanjo!

From your list, the following were Obersturmbannführer and were never promoted to Standartenführer:

Janis Alexsandrs JANSONS (17/04/1895-03/01/1974)
Nikolajs KATISEVS (05/11/1900-16/03/1978)
Juris TAUBE (07/07/1895-24/12/1944)

As regards the list of Obersturmbannführer, I have a few comments:

Teodors DRUPA (04/08/1899-28/01/1945) - I have never heard of such an officer, what is your source please?
Konstantins MUCENIEKS (16/12/1903-?) - his final rank was Sturmbannführer

Regards,

VJK

[-Michael]

By the way, if somebody has more information about Sturmbannführer Urbain Bohez, all information is welcome! I only know of some of his activities in 1940 and 1941, I don't know what's happend with him after that. Could it be that he leaft the Waffen-SS?

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[Juanjo]

Hi VJK

In the Personalakten to Janis Jansons (born 17/04/1895) said that he was promoted to Standartenführer on 01/11/1944.

The source of Teodors Drupa is the John Moore's Führerliste.

Regards

[Serbian boy]

– georgian
Dimitri SHALIKASHVILI – georgian

Vassily GIL-RODIONOV – right- Vladimir Vladimirovich (1906-1943), also I have doubt about what he has SS-rank

As far as I know he was Lieutenant Colonel of Red Army, and his real nema was Radionov, also known by his alias of "Gil".He was commander of SS-Sonderformation "Druzhina" until when he in august 1943 after succesful negotiation joined to comunist partisans (Zheleznika partisan brigade).This partisan unit was destroyed by germans and ROA Brigade during winter 1943-1944.

Some other russian SS officers:

Waffen-Obersturmbannfuhrer der SS Georgy Belaij
Waffen-Obersturmbannfuhrer der SS Schawaykin

Methinks we can also add Waffen-Standartenfuhrer der SS Rudolf Pilfousek (slovakian)

[VJK]

Hi Juanjo!

Thank you for clarifying Jānis Aleksandrs Jansons final rank - none of my Latvian sources cite this promotion. As regards Teodors Drupa, I have been able to trace the source of John Moore's Führerliste citation to Vol. 10 of the book "Latviešu karavīrs otrā pasaules kaŗa laikā", which lists approx. 16000 members of the Latvian Legion who were killed or missing in action. The book refers to a pltn. (Lt. Colonel) Teodors Drupa, but the rank must be a typo because there was no such Ostubaf. of that name.

Regards,

VJK

[Juanjo]

Phil, VJK and Serbian boy, thanks for your help in my research.

Serbian boy, do you have some info about Obersturmbannführer Georgy Belaij and Obersturmbannführer Schawaykin?
I never heard of them

Regards

[Semenov]

About Russian from 29 WGDdSS:

Waffen-Oberstubaf. und Obstlt.d.Waffen-SS Georgy Belaij m.d.F.b. 04.08.44 – 00.11.44
(etwa Jahrg.1917, Unteroffz.d.Roten Armee, seit 1941 bei Kaminski, bis zum Oberstleutnant bef., Anfg.August 1944 durch RFSS zum Waffen-Ostubaf.ernannt, in der 600.ID russ. nur Leutnant und Fhr.eines Inf.Zuges)


Chef des Stabes

Waffen-Obersturmbannführer d.SS Schawaykin 01.08.44 – 28.08.44
(ehm.Hauptmann d.Roten Armee, Zugfhr.i.Kavallerie, in der RONA Oberstllt.u.Stabschef)

Ia:

Waffen-Sturmbannführer d.SS Iwan Frolow 01.08.44 – 00.00.44
( Jahrg.1915, Berufsoffz.i.Roten Armee, Hauptmann, 1941 Kgf., 1942 Flucht, zur RONA, zum Major ernannt, 1.GenStbs.Offz., Fhr.d.in Warschau eingesetzten Teile, Ia der 29.Waff.GrenDiv.d.SS (russ.Nr.1) vorgesehen, nach Auflösung im Stab der 600.ID (russ.), zuletzt 650.ID (russ.), nach Kriegsende in München, dort vor Verhaftung durch poln.Geheimdienst untergetaucht, Verbleib unbekannt)

from Lexikon der WH
http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gli ... derung.htm

[jarek_g]

Semenov,
Major - not Waffen-Stubaf.(?) - Frolov, commander of RONA regiment, died 21 August 1944 in Warsaw on cross streets Srebrna and Towarowa.
Jarek

[-Michael]

There was a Belgian Army Major named Jean Dils who followed a “Germanische Führerlehrgang” at Lauenburg and became Sturmbannführer. After that he was send to the Freiwilligen-Legion Flandern. Because of his “Franskiljons” behaviour he was send back to Flanders. I read somewhere that he became some kind of Feldgedarm.
Has somebody more on this Jean Dils?
Michael

[michalst]

Anton Sokol-Kutylovsky was a Byelorussian not Russian.

What about Pavlo Shandruk, the last commander of the Galizien division, didn't he had a waffen-SS-rank?