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8. 9. – 1. 11. 1944 - Ostkarpatische Operation

angeschlossene Epochen

Zweiter Weltkrieg 1939 -1945 (1366)

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Colonel (ret.) Jozef Giertl (1921)

born on 24th February 1921 in Čierny Balog, Central Slovakia 1941 – joined the sapper units of the Slovak Army 1943 – transferred to Crimea, didn’t participate directly in the fights, pyrotechnics, later joined the partisan forces 1943 – shortly imprisoned by ... arrows 


Jaroslav Grosman (1924)

born 13th August 1924, Roztoky by Jilemnice 1944, forced labour in the Daimler-Benz factory in Nová Paka illegally crossed the borders to Poland, crossed the Eastern Front and was captured by the Red Army; accused of espionage, sentenced to prison; escaped during ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Vasil Hajdur (1919)

born not far from Chust in Carpathian Ruthenia on July 24, 1919 enlisted to the Hungarian Army after the occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia decided to flee to the Soviet Union - crossed the border on July 15, 1940 arrested by the Soviet soldiers, sent to ... arrows 


Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Anna Havranová (1922)

born April 7th 1922 in Carpathian Rruthenia emigrated in 1939, arrested in the Soviet Union and then interned in labour camps and prisons 1943 joined the Svoboda´s army nurse on the eastern front after the war lived with her husband Fedor in northern Bohemia, ... arrows 


Private First Class Karel Hlaváček (1921)

Czech family in Volyn, Ukraine brought up patriotically educated in Polish Kooperativa - a grouping of shops, rationing (Central Agricultural Cooperative - ed.) forced to enter training with the Red Army joined the Czechoslovak Army returned with parents ... arrows 


Colonel Jiří Hofman (1923)

born May 16th, 1923 Volyně Czech, after the liberation of Ukraine by the Red Army he joined the Czechoslovak army unit served as a radio operator, took part in the fighting in Slovakia and in the Dukla Pass after the war he remained in the army till his ... arrows 


Lydie Horálková (1927)

born on February 16th 1927 in Kiev, Ukraine studied a Czech school in Kiev in 1941 the whole family was deported to a Soviet camp Oranky then lived in the Volga area, near Stalingrad joined the II. Airborne division in Buzuluk in 1943 worked as an operator ... arrows 


Václav Houška (1921)

born on November 11th 1921 at Volhynia in a Czech family studied a Polish school worked at a grange when young in March 1944 entered the forces of the Czechoslovak army as a machine-gunner fought at Dukla, was wounded twice settled down near Žatec after the ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Mikuláš Hulín (1922)

born November 26, 1922 in Carpathian Ruthenia after the Hungarian occupation as a partisan on his way to Prague arrested by the Gestapo, he escaped before being handed over to the Hungarians again arrested by the Soviets while attempting escape to the USSR, ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Jan Huzinec (1921 - 2009)

Born in 1921 in Carpatho-Ukraine. In 1939, he was drafted to the army, which was soon dissolved, though. Decided to run to the East but was detained by a Hungarian guard. During the second attempt he got to the hands of Russians. He was sentenced to five years ... arrows 


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