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- Operation Haudegen (Unternehmen Haudegen [Operation Broadsword]) was the name of a German operation during the Second World War to establish meteorological...
- Frenzel, Eike (3 September 2010). "Kriegsende in der Arktis: Die vergessenen Haudegen". Spiegel Online. Archived from the original on 25 November 2017. Retrieved...
- September 1944, the Germans set up their last weather station, Operation Haudegen in Nordaustlandet; it functioned until after the German surrender. On 4...
- surrender. A small group of German soldiers, deplo**** on Svalbard in Operation Haudegen to establish and man a weather station there, lost radio contact in May...
- Orator Svalbard (1941–1945) Gauntlet Fritham Gearbox Gearbox II Zitronella Haudegen Lapland War Birke Nordlicht ****ociated articles British occupation of the...
- York: Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-00617-0. Barr, W. (2009). "Wettertrupp Haudegen: The last German Arctic weather station of World War II: Part 2". Polar...
- Orator Svalbard (1941–1945) Gauntlet Fritham Gearbox Gearbox II Zitronella Haudegen Lapland War Birke Nordlicht ****ociated articles British occupation of the...
- Kringen in Norway (d. 1612). The so-called walloon sword (épée wallone) or haudegen (hewing sword) was common in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and...
- Orator Svalbard (1941–1945) Gauntlet Fritham Gearbox Gearbox II Zitronella Haudegen Lapland War Birke Nordlicht ****ociated articles British occupation of the...
- Irving P. Krick and Dwight Eisenhower. Weather events during wars Operation Haudegen set up a weather station on Svalbard in 1943 Willoughby 1980, pp. 127–130...