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Wilhelm List served as a General Field Marshall during the Second World War. List was born in Oberkirchberg on May 14, 1880, into a doctor's family. Serving in World War I and the Freikorps, List held commands in the Reichswehr from 1923-1926. List climbed the ladder in the Reichswehr becoming a Lieutenant General in 1932 and gaining command of ...
Mai 1956 der WLB unter der Intendanz von Wilhelm List-Diehl ein gutes Zeugnis ausgestellt und attestiert hatte: Seit 1953 „hat die Bühne einen so imponierenden Aufschwung genommen, dass man von einem Höchststand sprechen darf“. Die Besucherzahl in Esslingen stieg von 29 445 auf 45 640 an, die der auswärtigen Gastspiele von 77 242 auf 150 ...
Other articles where Wilhelm List is discussed: Battle of Stalingrad: …Group A (under Field Marshal Wilhelm List) and Army Group B (under Bock). Within days, Bock was replaced at the head of Army Group B by Field Marshal Maximilian von Weichs. The division of forces placed tremendous pressure on an already-strained logistical support system. It also caused a gap between…
Wilhelm List. 0 references. Freebase ID /m/03c79z. 1 reference. stated in. Freebase Data Dumps. publication date. 28 October 2013. Generals of World War II ID. List/Wilhelm/Germany . 0 references. Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (old version) 2175568 ...
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Historie von List. 1830. Gründung der Materialwaren-Großhandlung durch August-Gottfried Sandvoss in Goslar. 1865. Übernahme des Geschäftes durch Wilhelm List. 1920. Übernahme des zu einer Kolonialwaren-Großhandlung weiterentwickelten Unternehmens durch Rudolf Thiele, Großvater des heutigen Geschäftsführers R.-Rudolf von Oehsen. 1927.
List, was Commander-in-Chief of the Twelfth Army during the German invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece, and, in addition thereto, in June 1941, became the Wehrmacht Commander Southeast, a position which he retained until illness compelled his temporary retirement from active service on 15 th October, 1941. In the latter position he was the supreme representative of the Wehrmacht in the Balkans ...
