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1. Sept. 2017 · Josef “Sepp” Dietrich was one of the principal German tank commanders of WWII. An SS officer and veteran of WWI, he came from a working class background. He was one of those who made the German army of WWII so different from the aristocratic warrior elite from before.
Josef “Sepp” Dietrich was an SS general and high-ranking Nazi Party member. He was one of Nazi Germany's most highly decorated soldiers. During World War I, Dietrich served with the Bavarian Field Artillery and was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery in combat. Thereafter, his life continued to be laced with adventure and danger.
Als der Kommandant Sepp Dietrich am Morgen seinen Panzer bestieg, rief er seinen Männern zu, dass sie am Mittag in Kursk essen würden. Zweiter Weltkrieg Hitlers Offensive bei Kursk - das Grab ...
Josef "Sepp" Dietrich ( 28. maj 1892 i Hawangen, Bayern – 21. april 1966 i Ludwigsburg i Baden-Württemberg) var officer i SS ( Schutzstaffel) i Nazi-Tyskland. Han startede som Adolf Hitlers chauffør. Han er mest kendt som den mangeårige chef for Waffen-SS -divisionen Leibstandarte-SS Adolf Hitler.
Josef „Sepp“ Dietrich nahm bereits am 1. Weltkrieg teil, war Mitglied im Freikorps Oberland und nahm am Putschversuch Hitlers und Ludendorffs am 9. November 1923 teil. Seit 1928 Mitglied der Schutzstaffel, baute er kontinuierlich die Verfügungstruppe auf. Im Krieg bewährten sich Dietrichs Männer in Polen, im Westen, auf dem Balkan und im Osten. Sie entwaffneten die Italiener, kämpften ...
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Josef "Sepp" Dietrich (28. svibnja 1892. – 21. travnja 1966.) bio je njemački general Waffen SS-a. Bio je jedan od njemačkih najodlikovanijih vojnika i zapovijedao je jedinicama do veličine armije u Drugom svjetskom ratu. Do 1929. b ...
Sepp Dietrich died of a heart attack in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg on 21st April 1966 at the age of 73, and his body still rests in the town’s Neuer Friedhof cemetery today. The respect among his subordinates and peers remained solid until the end, and more than six thousand people would attend his funeral. Heinz Kling ».
