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- Strafbataillon (English: "penal battalion") is the generic term for penal units that were created from prisoners during the Second World War in all branches...
- Wehrmacht. The primary role of a Strafbataillon was to provide front line support. As the war progressed, the size of Strafbataillon companies dramatically increased...
- militaryhistorynow.com Strafbataillon Condemned Men – Meet Hitler’s Penal Battalions, 29 July, 2013 [permanent dead link‍] Strafbataillon 999, by Heinz G. Konsalik...
- novel Der Arzt von Stalingrad) Strafbataillon 999 [fr], directed by Harald Philipp (1960, based on the novel Strafbataillon 999) Love Nights in the Taiga...
- soldiers who committed even the slightest infraction were sent to a Strafbataillon. Like many other elements of the German Army, the Feldgendarmerie was...
- also mentioned Hitler's successful use of penal battalions (known as Strafbataillon) as a means to ensure obedience among regular Wehrmacht units. Pursuant...
- such as The Secret Ways. She pla**** in several anti-war films such as Strafbataillon 999. She also appeared on stage and in television. Ziemann took dance...
- Wenn die Conny mit dem Peter [de] Schmidt - gymnastics teacher 1960 Strafbataillon 999 [fr] Lieutenant Obermeier 1960 Brandenburg Division Dörner 1960...
- penalty, heavy sentences in military prisons, concentration camps, or Strafbataillons. Wehrkraftzersetzung was de facto abolished in 1945 after **** Germany's...
- SS-Regiment were attached to the Dirlewanger Brigade. Although other Strafbataillons were raised as the war proceeded and the need for further manpower...