5-а танкова дивізія СС "Вікінг" / SS-Division „Wiking“ (5. SS-Panzer-Division „Wiking“);

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Panzerkampfwagen V Panther '613'6.Kompanie / SS-Panzer-regiment 5 "Wiking" April 1944.

 

SS Obergruppenführer Felix STEINER

 

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Подскажите кто знает: что за офицер на фото?

 

нет ли данных по этому фото? Где снято?

 

Где то говорилось что это наступление на Кавказ. Или уже отступление. 1942г. Судя по фото погода уже холодная, вероятно осень 42г. Но ручаться не могу.

 

Ссылка на информацию по финскому батальону
http://www.oocities.org/pentagon/quarters/2130/index.htm

 

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Вообщем-то Баркманн и в "Германии" послужить успел и в его же составе принял участие в операции "Барбаросса". Так что это фото смело может лежать в обеих темах.

 

На странице 13 есть небольшой фотоотчет по прорыву из Черкасского котла.
Позволю себе небольшие дополнения к нему. На фото не только бойцы "Викинга" и "Валлонии" но и Вермахта. Фото так сказать сюжетные, для полноты ощущения момента прорыва. Часть фотографий иллюстрирует группу прорыва, в частности технику и солдат ЛССАН на пути движения и в самой Лисянке (Лысянке).
С уважением..
1. The photo was taken of the burial of a German soldier from the photographer's unit in the village of Janovka.
2. This was taken near the village of Janovka and depicts vehicles of the Division's supply column drawn up prior to the breakout.
3. This was taken nearly a week after the breakout, when the survivors of the photographer's unit were taken to the Soldiers Home in the city of Grosno for rest and rehabilitation.
4. Another photo taken in Grosno, shortly after the men had undergone delousing and the issue of new equipment. Finally, a chance for some peace and quiet after 3 weeks of constant combat.
5. This was taken during the day on 17 February 1944, shortly after reaching the safety of the German lines at Lysyanka. Here, the photographers comrades receive hot food from the field kitchens of a unit from III Panzer Corps (Probably the 1st Panzer Division).
6. This photo was taken 20 February 1944 after the breakout of tanks of the III Panzer Korps at the village of Buki. Interestingly, the PzKfw V Panther shown here is an early "D" Model with the old-style commander's cupola and lack of a machine-gun port on the starboard glacis plate.
7. This dramatic photo was taken during 17 February 1944, on the actual day of the breakout.
8. Another photo taken during the actual breakout. This could be the outskirts of the village of Shanderovka.
9. Another photo taken during the breakout showing the men, carrying only the bare essentials, shuffle through the snow towards safety. All the while, they were under intense Soviet artillery fire.
10. Another photo taken during the breakout, showing the photographer marching into the cold, with his group of comrades standing in the foreground.

 

1.Column of troops marching single file towards Lysyanka. The falling snow provides a little bit of concealment.
2. Shown here are several JU-52 transports evacuating wounded survivors from the temporary airfield at Buki, 20 February 1944.
3. Memorial service for comrades fallen in battle at Janovka, February 1944.
4. A good illustration of how the mud impacted the German's (and Soviets') ability to maneuver during the latter stages of the battle. This one is titled "Mud! 4th to 6th February 1944."
5. In this photo, titled "Preparing for the breakout," we see men from the photographer's unit stripping down to the bare essentials and loading only what was necessary into their "Panje" carts pulled by the tough little Russian ponies.
6. Titled "our group," this photo shows the men that the photographers escaped with - equipped only with their weapons, perhaps a breadbag, they have thrown away their helmets allowing them to move with the greatest degree of mobility.
7. This photo was taken on 17 or 18 February, depicting two Sturmgeschuetz III (assault guns) of the relief force moving along the road towards the enemy.
8. Also titled "Mud! 4th to 6th February," this photo shows how the Germans had to resort to pick and shovel to help the roads clear enough for vehicles to move. Even with this effort, deep roads were still formed by the hundreds of vehicles still employed by the Germans, forcing these work details to labor all day to keep them serviceable.
9. Although the original photo depicts these are Soviet bombers flying over, they more closely resemble twin-engine Heinkel 111s, which were used to drop supply canisters throughout the pocket.
10. This photo, titled "Shanderovka - preparing for the breakout" shows the few remaining horses and wagons of the photographer's unit as they arrived in Shanderovka, the village that was shortly to be named "Hell's Gate."

 

1. This photo, taken 17 or 18 February, depicts tanks of the III Panzer Corps in Lysyanka (again, most likely these were from the 1st Panzer Division).
2. This photo was taken 15 or 16 February in Shanderovka shortly after the photographer's unit arrived. It provides a good impression of how the town looked after being heavily damaged by several days of bombing and shelling. Destroyed and damaged German trucks line the streets.
3. This was one of the first photos taken by the German survivor when they reached the safety of the German lines at Lysyanka. A lone PzKw V "Panther" is in the process of being resupplied by the truck parked alongside.
4. This was taken while the photographer was still in the pocket Titled "Short rest in Panje hut," it shows two German soldiers trying to catch a few winks as the face of their Ukrainian host reflects the uncertainty she must have felt for having to allow the Germans to enter her home. Would the returning Red Army troops punish her as a collaborator?
5. Street scene in Shanderovka, 16 February 1944. The 15 cm howitzer in the foreground has been destroyed by its own crew after firing off its remaining ammunition.
6. Another photo depicting Shanderovka under enemy artillery fire on the night of 16/17 February, as the breakout began.
7. Scene depicting dead horses in Shanderovka the morning of 17 February, killed by Soviet artillery fire.
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This photo, titled "Comrades in Arms - Lysyanka" was taken on 17 or 18 February after the photographer and his comrades had made it out to safety. Soon, they would have to keep moving towards Buki, as Lysyanka kept filling up with survivors who had made it out of the pocket.
9. This photo shows a Russian aircraft flying over an unnamed village in the pocket.
10.Here, a Soviet assault gun (SU-152) destroyed on 17 February by Oberfeldwebel Streckmann with a Panzerfaust anti-tank launcher.

 

1. Titled "travelling light [and] destroying unneeded equipment," this photo shows two of the photographer's comrades burning papers, extra uniforms, and anything else not needed that they did not want to fall into the hands of the Red Army.
2. Another photo of the survivors gathered in Lysyanka.
3. Taken 17 February during the actual breakout, survivors march past a knocked-out Soviet Katyushka rocket launcher.
4. This photo was taken on the evening of 16 February 1944 near the village of Shanderovka as it was being shelled by the Red Army.
5. This photo shows three German soldiers crossing the Gniloy Tikich using a fallen tree as a field expedient bridge. These were lucky; many thousands had no choice but to swim across, with hundreds drowning with their liberation in sight.

 

По 42 -м году нет фото? Викинг тогда терзали РККА под Красноармейском.

 

по 42-му есть неплохой фотоальбом Транга https://reibert.info/threads/knigi-izdatelstva-heimdal.248600/page-13

 

S-Hstuf. Manfred Renz from 5th SS-PzRgt "Wiking" during combats in Poland, November1944

 

SS-Stubaf. Otto Paetsch (commander of 5th SS- AufklärungsAbt "Wiking") in cupola of Pz.V Panther somewhere in Ukraine in 1943. For his bravery he was awarded German Cross in Gold. Later he was transferred to 10th SS-PzRgt "Frundsberg" where he became Oak Leaves holder. He was fatally wounded in Pomern and died in March 1945

 

SS-Hstuf. Hans Flügel - chef of the II Battalion of the 5th SS-PzRgt "Wiking". Photo made in autumn 1944 somewhere near Modlin in Poland

 

дивизия в России лето 41 - лето 42гг (прошу прощения за формат фото)

 

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