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Kurt Zeitzler (June 9, 1895 – September 25, 1963) was an energetic and efficient staff officer noted for his ability in managing the movement of large mobile formations.[1] He was chosen at a young age by Adolf Hitler to the highest office in the German army, the Chief of the Army General Staff. In assuming this position he replaced Franz Halder, who had argued with Hitler over the wisdom of ...
Kurt Zeitzler ( 9. juni 1895 – 25. september 1963) var en tysk officer og general under 2. verdenskrig, mest kendt som chef for Oberkommando des Heeres fra september 1942 til juni 1944. Zeitzlers forhold til Hitler blev stadigt dårligere efter nederlaget ved Stalingrad og han blev afskediget efter et nervøst sammenbrud den 1. juli 1944.
Kurt Zeitzler. Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. Kurz Zeitler ( 9. června 1895, Heideblick - 25. září 1963, Aschau im Chiemgau) byl vysoký německý generálporučík německé Třetí říše během druhé světové války .
Kurt Zeitzler was born in Cossmar-Luckau, Germany to a pastor. Joining the German army on 23 Mar 1914, he commanded an infantry division in WW1. After the war, he was one of the early supporters of Adolf Hitler's rise. He reached the rank of lieutenant colonel at the dawn of WW2 in Europe. During WW2, Zeitzler commanded troops during the Poland ...
25. Feb. 2023 · Kurt Zeitzler (1895-1963) was a German Generaloberst and Chief of the General Staff of the German Army during World War II. Zeitzler was known for his ability in managing the movement of large mobile formations. He was a key figure in the decision to launch Operation Citadel and regarded as an energetic and efficient staff officer. However, he lost faith in Hitler's judgment and abandoned his ...
Kurt Zeitzler, the son of a pastor, was born in Cossmar-Luckau, Germany on June 9, 1895. He joined the German Army and during the First World War commanded an infantry battalion. Zeitzler remained in the army and became one of the early supporters of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. In 1934, he joined the first panzer forces and, by 1938, had ...
Erstes Opfer der heraufbeschworenen Führungskrise war der entlassene Kommandierende der Heeresgruppe A Wilhelm List, den Hitler für das Scheitern der Kaukasus-Mission verantwortlich machte. Generalstabschef Franz Halder wurde nach erheblichen Meinungsverschiedenheiten mit Adolf Hitler durch Kurt Zeitzler (1895-1963) ersetzt.
