Bernd
10/22/2018 (Mon) 06:53:22
No.20190
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10/22/2018 (Mon) 06:53:22
No.20190
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>>20185
Moar liek Disorder of Battle and Disorganization, am i rite?
It was chaos. By March 25 there weren't any central leadership with considerable control over anything beside their own person. Hungarian units - or it would be more correct to call them unit fragments - attached themselves or were attached to German ones and went where they went. Those who could.
Once I spoke with an oldtimer who said they surrendered to the Reds when their company numbered barely 20 and they stood their without an officer. Were they even unit by then?
On the link you provided there are some abbreviations in red with the note they couldn't be deciphered. I read them and they really contain some mysterious shortenings, some feels like misspelling.
Moar liek Disorder of Battle and Disorganization, am i rite?
It was chaos. By March 25 there weren't any central leadership with considerable control over anything beside their own person. Hungarian units - or it would be more correct to call them unit fragments - attached themselves or were attached to German ones and went where they went. Those who could.
Once I spoke with an oldtimer who said they surrendered to the Reds when their company numbered barely 20 and they stood their without an officer. Were they even unit by then?
On the link you provided there are some abbreviations in red with the note they couldn't be deciphered. I read them and they really contain some mysterious shortenings, some feels like misspelling.