Stalingrad spit balling

[anon40195310]

@2156985

I would understand if you had to go library these days to check it out. But you have all the knowledge needed at your disposal, just google it.

I have over 600 books here about WW2 alone. 85% by written by Surviving German Soldiers.
And 983 Croatians compared to the 230300 German Soldiers within the 6th Army are not even 0,1%.

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@anon40195310

I have over 600 books here about WW2 alone. 85% by written by Surviving German Soldiers.

Have ≠ Read

I don’t care, your information is wrong.

And 983 Croatians compared to the… ≠ No Croatia at all

And for your information 369th was attached to 100 Jäger division. From when is a reinforced regiment in German army 1000 men?
I gave you the information, you didn’t even bother to read it.

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@87933280

If the axis forces for Stalingrad included Hungary, Romania , Italy and Croatia, would that be enough difference in guns and gear

Should be. Every country has different gear mostly, only Croat unit was copy/paste with German gear.

[anon40195310]

@2156985

And for your information 369th was attached to 100 Jäger division. From when is a reinforced regiment in German army 1000 men?
I gave you the information, you didn’t even bother to read it.

All informations regarding the 369th is from one single Professor of a Texas University, namely David M. Glantz, lmao. But I checked some books on the matter I have here, none mentions anywhere the croatians hence they must have been of a very minor role. So why waste time - again this question.
According to the Bundesarchiv (if you can get an account there); there were only 983 croatian soldiers attached to the 100th Jäger Division of 15.000 Men itself. So thats 14.017 Germans for you.

You just silly. The Croatian unit lost about 500 men in combat and did not receive any reinforcement whatsoever, then they gave up

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@anon40195310

So why waste time - again this question.

Because your argument that they were not there is wrong. And someone who reads this can even believe it.

Joining Hitler’s Crusade. European Nations and the Invasion of the Soviet Union, 1941 (David Stahel) – Croatia (Rory Yeomans).

Joining Hitler's Crusade

You have 32 pages dedicated to Croatian units, most of it for the 369th.

@anon40195310

All informations regarding the 369th is from one single Professor of a Texas University

Utterly wrong. I could list you more sources, but I will not waste time.

I can understand that you missed information, there is no one that knows everything. But being blatantly ignorant and saying “You just silly” gives me impression that you are hardcore believer in things you think you know, and everyone else is a fool.