Good morning,
Oberstleutnant i.G. Hans-Jürgen DINGLER was on furlough on 22.11.1942.
He was replaced as Ia of the 3.Infanterie Division (mot.) the same day by Major i.G. Hans-Helmut von KIRCHBACH auf LAUTERBACH (08.11.1911 Freiberg - 17.02.1943 Krasnoarmyeysk), the division's Ib.
DINGLER was soon after flown in the "Cauldron" and sent to the XIV.Panzerkorps' HQ, where he was attached to the Ia Abteilung.
DINGLER was possibly the corps' last Ia after Oberstleutnant i.G. Walther MÜLLER was appointed its last Chef des Generalstabes on 13.01.1943.
DINGLER was flown out by order on 19.01.1943, landing in Novotchierkassk on 20.01.1943. It was after this date that he must have been appointed Ia/F of Heeresgruppe Don.
He died in 1978.
Regards,
Oberst Hans-Jürgen Dingler
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Re: Oberst Hans-Jürgen Dingler
Ciao
Nowhere I found "auf Lauterbach" for H.H. v.Kirchbach, Your source for that ?
Also, history of PR 2 reads that Müller was around dec. 42 (or jan. 43 ?) Ia XIV.PzK,
wrong info or can somebody confirm that ?
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Nowhere I found "auf Lauterbach" for H.H. v.Kirchbach, Your source for that ?
Also, history of PR 2 reads that Müller was around dec. 42 (or jan. 43 ?) Ia XIV.PzK,
wrong info or can somebody confirm that ?
Saluti
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Re: Oberst Hans-Jürgen Dingler
Hello,
Born on 30.3.1904 in Nikolaiken (Mikołajki, Poland). Died in 1975 in Pretoria (correction).
Son of Max DINGLER, a judge in the Stadtgericht of Strasburg in Westpreussen (Brodnica, Poland) who ended up in 1937 as the president of the Landesfinanzenamt in Würzburg.
Abitur in 1923 at the Staatliche Bildungsanstalt in Berlin-Lichterfelde.
Joined the Reiter-Regiment 5 in Stolp (Słupsk, Poland) in November 1923.
Awards: Medaille zur Erinnerung an der 1.Oktober 1938 mit Spange "Prager Burg", EK 1939 II Kl. & EK 1939 II Kl., Ostmedaille, DKiG.
Acted as defense witness during the trial of Erich von MANSTEIN in Hamburg in 1949.
Worked for the Organisation Gehlen. Then in the BND. He got into a serious conflict with Reinhard GEHLEN and was posted abroad, as the BND station chief in South Africa. Remained there after retirement.
Regards,
Born on 30.3.1904 in Nikolaiken (Mikołajki, Poland). Died in 1975 in Pretoria (correction).
Son of Max DINGLER, a judge in the Stadtgericht of Strasburg in Westpreussen (Brodnica, Poland) who ended up in 1937 as the president of the Landesfinanzenamt in Würzburg.
Abitur in 1923 at the Staatliche Bildungsanstalt in Berlin-Lichterfelde.
Joined the Reiter-Regiment 5 in Stolp (Słupsk, Poland) in November 1923.
Awards: Medaille zur Erinnerung an der 1.Oktober 1938 mit Spange "Prager Burg", EK 1939 II Kl. & EK 1939 II Kl., Ostmedaille, DKiG.
Acted as defense witness during the trial of Erich von MANSTEIN in Hamburg in 1949.
Worked for the Organisation Gehlen. Then in the BND. He got into a serious conflict with Reinhard GEHLEN and was posted abroad, as the BND station chief in South Africa. Remained there after retirement.
Regards,