Примери за използване на Dirlewanger на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Warsaw Dirlewanger.
Dirlewanger held various jobs, which included working at a bank and a knit-wear factory.
World War II Dirlewanger.
According to Morgen,"Dirlewanger was a nuisance and a terror to the entire population.
This division was built around the infamous Sturmbrigade Dirlewanger and did not receive an honor title.
Dirlewanger was reinstated into the NSDAP, albeit with a higher party number( 1,098,716).
His death certificate issued by French authorities stated that Dirlewanger died on 7 June 1945 of natural causes.
An attack by Dirlewanger failed, and the enemy militiamen succeeded in cutting off his force.
According to Timothy Snyder,"in all the theaters of the Second World War,few could compete in cruelty with Dirlewanger".
According to the rumor, Dirlewanger"cut up Jewish women and boiled them with horse meat to make soap.".
The unit was assigned to security duties first in German-occupied Poland(General Government), where Dirlewanger served as an SS-TV commandant of a labour camp at Stary Dzików.
Dirlewanger also lost his job, his doctor title and all military honours, and was expelled from the party.
Soon after his release from the prison in Ludwigsburg, Dirlewanger was arrested again on similar charges for criminal recidivism.
Dirlewanger next went to Spain, where he enlisted in the Spanish Foreign Legion during the Spanish Civil War.
Nevertheless, in recognition of his work to crush the uprising andintimidate the population of the city, Dirlewanger received his final promotion, to the rank of SS-Oberführer, on 15 August 1944.
That same month, Dirlewanger was shot in the chest while fighting against the Soviet forces near Guben in Brandenburg and sent to the rear.
Such units cannot be considered“named”, as these designations were never officially“awarded” to the respective units and were object to change whenever the commanding officer was replaced, while it furthermore goes without saying that these designations were also never used on itemslike ID tags and cuff titles, despite many post-war fantasy pieces bearing names like“Schill”,“Skorzeny” or even“Dirlewanger”.
At the beginning of World War II, Dirlewanger volunteered for the Waffen-SS and received the rank of Obersturmführer.
In Warsaw, Dirlewanger participated in the Wola massacre, together with police units rounding up and shooting some 40,000 civilians, most of them in just two days.
Historian Martin Windrow wrote that in summer of 1944 Dirlewanger led his"butchers, rapists and looters into action against the Warsaw Uprising, and quickly committed… unspeakable crimes.".
Reportedly,"the Dirlewanger brigade burned prisoners alive with gasoline, impaled babies on bayonets and stuck them out of windows and hanged women upside down from balconies.".
After the Nazi Party(NSDAP) gained power, Dirlewanger was celebrated as the town's"liberator from the Red terrorists" and received its honorary citizenship in 1935.
Oskar Dirlewanger was a German military officer who servedas the founder and commander of the infamous Nazi SS penal unit"Dirlewanger" during World War II.
After the Nazi Party(NSDAP) gained power, Dirlewanger was celebrated as the town's"liberator from the Red terrorists" and received its honorary citizenship in 1935.
Oskar Paul Dirlewanger was a German military officer and war criminal who was the founder andcommander of the Nazi SS penal unit‘Dirlewanger' during the Second World War.
Richard Rhodes wrote that Dirlewanger and his force"raped and tortured young women and slaughtered Jews Einsatzgruppen-style in Byelorussia beginning in 1942.".
Atrocities committed by Dirlewanger included injecting strychnine into young Jewish female prisoners, previously undressed and whipped, to watch them convulse to death in front of him and his friends for entertainment.
At the cessation of hostilities the German units in Dirlewanger's area were ordered to be interned in Romania, but Dirlewanger disobeyed orders and led 600 men from his and other units back to Germany.
The various designations of the Dirlewanger unit, which it bore during its existence(“Sonderkommando Dirlewanger”,“Sonderregiment Dirlewanger” etc., after its commander,Dr. Oskar Dirlewanger) were, of course, also no honor titles but mere organizational designations.
Himmler was well aware of Dirlewanger's reputation and record, but nonetheless awarded him the German Cross in Gold on 5 December 1943,in recognition of his unit's actions such as during Operation Cottbus(May- June 1943), during which Dirlewanger reported exterminating more than 14,000"bandits".