Memorial close to Azaryčy, inaugurated in 1994
2018 | “I try to imagine what happened behind the fence between March 12 and March 17, 1944, but I see only the swamp.”
Navid Kermani, a freelance author from Cologne, reports in his 2018 travel diary “Entlang den Gräben. Eine Reise durch das östliche Europa bis nach Isfahan” about his experiences during his research travels, which took him to Eastern Europe and the Middle...
12.12.2014 | “A questionable memorial”
Karlsruhe is home to a controversial memorial to the 35th Infantry Division, which was dedicated on May 30, 1964. This memorial commemorates the fallen soldiers of the division from the Second World War and was donated by the Comrades Service of the 35th Infantry...
Early March 1944 | Army High Command Justifies Its Plans
Germany’s 9th Army saw itself confronted with a dire situation in its sector during the winter of 1943/1944 because the enforced recruitment for labor of all able-bodied men and women in its area of command had resulted in left-behind family dependents who were...
01.03.1944 | Map of Rudabielka Unloading Station
3D model of the Memorial in Rudabielka. Please click on the picture to view the model. This is an off-scale sketch of the Rudabielka unloading station highlighting transport routes, storage areas and accommodation for the 129th army infantry division. Later that...