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Wilhelm Burgdorf comitted suicide at the Reichskanzlerei bunker in Berlin on May 2nd, 1945, durin gthe Battle for Berlin. At that moment he served as Chefadjutant der Wehrmacht, Führer und Chef des Heerespersonalamtes der OKH and Kommandeur Grenadier-Regiment 524 with the rank of General der Infanterie.
Wilhelm Burgdorf joined the German Army (Reichsheer) at the outbreak of World War I as an officer cadet and was commissioned as an infantry officer in Grenadier Regiment 12 in 1915. Between the wars he served in the Reichswehr and was promoted to captain in 1930. In 1935 he became an instructor in tactics at the military academy in Dresden with ...
Wilhelm Emanuel Burgdorf (15 February 1895 – 2 May 1945[1]) was a German general. Born in Fürstenwalde, Burgdorf served as a commander and staff officer in the German Army during World War II. Burgdorf joined the German Army (Reichsheer) at the outbreak of World War I as an officer cadet and was commissioned as an infantry officer in Grenadier Regiment 12 in 1915. Between the wars he served ...
Wilhelm Burgdorf was a highly decorated army officer in ‘Nazi’ Germany. He believed in the ideologies of the 'Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei' (‘National Socialist German Workers' Party,’ also known as the 'Nazi Party'). He was known for his staunch loyalty to Adolf Hitler. During World War I, he was enlisted in the 'Royal Prussian Army.' His valiant service earned him a ...
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German Officer Biography for Wilhelm Burgdorf. Bio includes recipient birth, death, enlistment, branch, service, and award information.
