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We Will Not Go to Tuapse
A soldier with the German Army’s Wallonian Legion chronicles his experience as a foreign volunteer for the Nazi war machine during WWII. A french-speaking Belgian, Fernand Kaisergruber volunteered to fight with the military force that occupied his country. His detailed chronicle of that time reads like a travelogue of the Eastern Front campaign. Until recently, very little was known of the tens of thousands of foreign nationals who fought with the Germans. Kaisergruber’s book sheds light on issues of collaboration, the experiences and motives of volunteers, and the reactions they encountered in occupied countries. Kaisergruber draws upon his wartime diaries, those of his comrades, and his later work with them while secretary of their postwar veteran's league. Although unapologetic for his service, Khemakes no special claims for the German cause. He writes instead from his firsthand experience as a young man entering war for the first time. His narrative is full of observations of fellow soldiers, commanders, Russian civilians, and battlefields.
A European Anabasis
Kenneth Estes studies the 100,000 West Europeans who fought against Russia as volunteers for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. A retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, Estes shows tremendous knowledge of combat and writes gripping battlefield prose. Two-thirds of the West European volunteers came from Spain and the Netherlands, yet Estes demonstrates wide range and covers also Flemish, Walloon, French, Danish, and Norwegian combat units. Avoiding over-generalization, the author distinguishes carefully among the Danes and Flemings who fought competently with the SS-Wiking Division and later with Nordland, the courageous but poorly-armed Spanish, the ill-trained Dutch and French in Landstorm Nede...
A European Anabasis
Kenneth Estes studies the 100,000 West Europeans who fought against Russia as volunteers for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. A retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, Estes shows tremendous knowledge of combat and writes gripping battlefield prose. Two-thirds of the West European volunteers came from Spain and the Netherlands, yet Estes demonstrates wide range and covers Flemish, Walloon, French, Danish, and Norwegian combat units. Avoiding over-generalization, the author distinguishes carefully among the Danes and Flemings who fought competently with the SS-Wiking Division and later with Nordland, the courageous but poorly-armed Spanish, the ill-trained Dutch and French in Landstorm Nederland...
EncyclopŽdie de l'Ordre Nouveau - Hors-sŽrie - WALLONIE (partie II)
Dictionnaire biographique de 191 sous-officiers et soldats du rang de la LZgion / Sturmbrigade / Division Wallonie, ainsi que de pr s de 40 officiers d'autres formations (Garde Wallonne, NSKK, SD, RAD).
Encyclopedia of the New Order - Special Issue - Wallonia (Part I)
Biographies of the 212 officers who served in the ranks of the Legion / Sturmbrigade / Division Wallonie from 1941 to 1945. The most comprehensive study to date on this topic (in English language). PS: the part 2 will include the biographies of NCO/Enlisted mens of the Legion Wallonie, and biographies of the officers of the others Walloon units in german uniform (NSKK, Garde Wallonne, RAD, SD).
Ritterkreuz 5
In questo numero: Waffen SS in guerra, L’ultima battaglia della Frundsberg, Brigata Wallonien, La 32a divisione SS ‘30 Januar’, La Reichsführer SS sul fiume Senio, Paul Hausser Otto Hermann Fegelein, Le Armi anticarro della Waffen SS.
Encyclopédie de l'Ordre Nouveau - Hors-série - Wallonie (Partie III)
Troisième et dernier volume consacré à la Wallonie durant la période 1940-1945. Sont recensées les figures «secondaires» des unités de Belges francophones en uniforme allemand ainsi que les cadres ou membres importants des diverses formations politiques, paramilitaires et policières ayant officié sur le territoire belge durant la période. Pour citer les plus importantes: Rex, AGRA, Jeunesse Rexiste / Jeunesse Légionnaire, Formations de Combat, Formation B, Brigades du D.S.I., etc. Au total, plus de 700 entrées biographiques.
Riding East
Riding East details the history of the previously unexamined SS Cavalry Brigade. Beginning with a background of the General SS mounted units, from which personnel formed part of the Brigade's cadre, the author details the organizations, units and commanders of these pre-war formations. A detailed biography of Hermann Fegelein, commander of the Brigade, is followed by a chapter devoted to the SS command in Poland where the Brigade operated during 1939-40 as an occupational force. The units themselves are next examined from first creation in 1939 until they divided into two regiments in 1941, including all duties and operations in Poland. Assigned to the Headquarters Staff "Reichsfuhrer-SS" at...
For Rex and for Belgium
Nearly 60 years after the end of the Second World War, the name "Degrelle" remains controversial in Belgium and abroad. Was he a traitor to his nation, or a hero for anti-Communism? Until recently, the only information available on the man and his political movement came from Degrelle's own memoirs, or from works heavily slanted for or against him. Eddy De Bruyne, specialist in WWII Walloon Military Collaboration, has devoted over 20 years to intensively studying the available documentation, as well as interviewing the surviving collaborators of that era, including Degrelle himself. De Bruyne's findings, set down in several French language publications, represent the most detailed studies of...
