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Agonia Radlmeier, OP, (born as
Luise Radlmeier in 1937 in Pfeffenhausen) was a
German religious sister of the
Dominican Missionary Sisters of the Sacred...
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Conot 2000, pp. 381–389.
Wistrich 1995, p. 252.
Conot 2000, p. 506.
Radlmeier 2001, pp. 345–346. Duff 1999, p. 130.
Manvell &
Fraenkel 2011, p. 393...
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Military offices Preceded by
Generalmajor Ludwig von
Radlmeier Commander of 4th
Panzer Division 6
April 1940 – 24 July 1940 Succeeded by
Oberst Hans von...
- 1939 – 5
February 1940 Succeeded by
Generalleutnant Ludwig Ritter von
Radlmeier Preceded by none
Commander of ****XI Arm****orps (mot) 5
February 1940 –...
- (1
September 1939 – 5
February 1940)
Generalleutnant Ludwig Ritter von
Radlmeier (5
February 1940 – 8 June 1940)
Generalleutnant Johann Joachim Stever...
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Generalmajor Horst Stumpff 4th
Panzer Division –
Generalmajor Ludwig Radlmeier -> 8.6.1940
Generalmajor Johann Joachim Stever IV
Corps –
General der...
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Erwin Rommel Joachim Lemelsen Max von Hartlieb-Wals****
Ludwig Ritter von
Radlmeier Fritz Kühne (POW)
Strength Elements of 6
divisions c. 40,000 men 50 tanks...
- "Bill"
Basch (2003)
Heinz Drossel (2004) Paul
Rusesabagina (2005)
Luise Radlmeier (2006)
Sompop Jantraka (2008)
Desmond Tutu (2008)
Lydia Cacho (2009) Denis...
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Czechoslovakia (2003), for
humanitarian work in
Budapest Sister Luise Radlmeier (2006), for
humanitarian work in East
Africa Elliott Broidy (2008), for...
- safe and
supportive community for them.
South Sudanese Civil War
Luise Radlmeier Mercy Akuot Akuch Kuol
Anyieth William Akio
Mercy Akuot Aliir Aliir Mac...
