Примери коришћења Peiper на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It is none other than Joachim Peiper.
Peiper was paroled after ten years.
Following explicit death threats, Peiper was murdered in a fire attack on his house on July 13, 1976.
Peiper had two brothers, Hans-Hasso and Horst.
Captured SS soldiers who were part of Kampfgruppe Peiper were tried in the Malmedy massacre trial following the war.
Peiper had them released to him, and he then set them free.
Captured SS soldiers who were part of Kampfgruppe Peiper were tried following the war for this massacre and several others during the Malmedy massacre trial.
Peiper was recruited into the Waffen SS in 1935 after graduating from College.
Since no such force was able to penetrate the US line, Peiper decided to break out back to the German lines on 23 December.
Peiper was recruited into the Waffen-SS in 1935 upon his graduation from college.
American defenders prevented the division from reaching its objective, andafter the destruction of Kampfgruppe Peiper, the advance of Dietrich's army altogether.
Peiper then headed for the village of La Gleize and from there on to Stoumont.
As their situation in Stoumont was becoming hopeless, Peiper decided to pull back to La Gleize where he set up his defenses, waiting for the German relief force.
Peiper had just started writing a book about Malmedy and what followed.
The main armored spearhead of the 6th SS Panzer Army,Kampfgruppe Peiper, consisting of 4,800 men and 600 vehicles under the command of Waffen-SS Colonel Jochen Peiper, pushed west into Belgium.
Peiper pulled off and headed for the village of La Gleize and from there on to Stoumont.
On another note,while in Italy, Peiper discovered that the Italian government had captured a group of Jews.
Peiper entered Stavelot on December 18, but encountered fierce resistance by the American defenders.
After the end of World War II, Peiper and other members of the Waffen-SS were tried for war crimes in the Malmédy Massacre Trial.
Peiper entered Stavelot on 18 December but encountered fierce resistance from the American defenders.
While on Himmler's staff, Peiper met and married his wife, Sigurd, with whom he had three children: Hinrich, Elke, and Silke.
Peiper was a skilled combat leader and took part in a number of major Panzer battles of the war.
Captured SS men who were part of Kampfgruppe Peiper were tried during the Malmedy massacre trial following the war for this massacre and several others in the area.
Peiper was already behind the timetable because it took 36 hours to advance from Eifel to Stavelot;
After release, Peiper eventually went to live in Travès, France, and supported himself as a translator.
Peiper was already behind the timetable, because it had taken 36 hours to advance from Eifel to Stavelot;
After release Peiper eventually went to live in Traves, Haute-Saône, France, and supported himself as a translator.
Peiper was forced to abandon over a hundred vehicles in the town, including six Tiger II tanks, and made his way back to German lines with 800 men on foot.
Even so, Peiper was found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging, as were many of his men.
Kampfgruppe Peiper a few days later gained notoriety for their murder of U.S. prisoners of war in what became known as the Malmedy massacre.