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Edgar Joseph Alexandre Puaud (29 October 1889 – 5 March 1945) was a French army officer, who, in 1945, briefly became commander of the Charlemagne Division, a French unit of the Waffen-SS in the service of Nazi Germany.
Edgar Puaud, né le 29 octobre 1889 à Orléans et disparu le 5 mars 1945 en Poméranie, est un militaire français. À l'origine officier dans l'armée française, il collabore ensuite avec l'occupant allemand pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale et prend le commandement de la LVF puis de la division SS Charlemagne constituée de ...
Edgar Puaud, geboren am 29. Oktober 1889 in Orleans und verschwand am 5. März 1945 in Pommern ist ein französischer Soldat .
Puaud, Edgar Joseph Alexandre. Date of birth: October 29th, 1889 (Orléans/Centre, France) Date of death: March 5th, 1945 (Köslin/Pommern, Germany) Nationality: French (1870-present, Republic) Biography. Edgard Puaud entered the military school for infantry of Saint Maixent and qualified for non-comissioned officer.
16. Apr. 2019 · Becoming a mixed engineering unit and redesignated to 5e RMP in 1963, it was stationed in French Polynesia, as the only regiment of the Legion. Its main task was to build and guard a new French nuclear testing site on Mururoa. Redesignated to 5e RE in 1984, the regiment was disbanded in June 2000. Foreign Legion in French Indochina 1883-1930.
Edgar Joseph Alexandre Puaud (29 October 1889 – March 1945), was a French army officer, who, in 1945, briefly became commander of the Charlemagne Division, a French unit of the Waffen SS which fought alongside the German Army against the Soviet Union.
Edgar Joseph Alexandre Puaud (Orléans, 29 oktober 1889 - Greifenberg, 5 maart 1945) was een Franse officier en WA-Oberführer in de SS tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Hij voerde voor een korte periode het commando over de 33. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS Charlemagne.
