Let me ask the question again.
I'm trying to learn more about General Avramescu's activity (command, mission objectives) between July 1942, after Sevastopol was conquered, and February 1944, when he took command of 6th Corps. So far, this is the little info. I know:
1. From August 1942 to April 1943, he was still in command of the Mountain Corps and was engaged in operations in Kuban and then back in Crimea (the Crimean operations were mostly guard duty and partisan elimination). I also think he fought alongside General Mattenklot and the 42nd Corps, but I don't know what the missions were and whether the Mountain Corps was subordinated to the 42nd Corps.
2. Around October 7 - 10, he received command of the 3rd Corps, which I think was re-organizing and re-equipping at that time. Regardless, on October 12, 1943, his appendix burst and he nearly lost his life because of the infection. He was flown from Crimea to Bucuresti and operated on right away (he had been suffering from appendicitis for quite some time, but he ignored it until it was too late - when his appendix burst). Regardless, he didn't take practical command of the 3rd Corps until January 18th, 1944, after he had recovered. One funny note about his illness is that, right after he was flown to Bucuresti and operated on, Antonescu visited him at the Regina Elizabeta hospital and criticized him for getting sick during such a busy time ("Bine domnule, tocmai acum ti-ai gasit si tu sa te imbolnavesti?").
So basically, I'm trying to find out what he and the 3rd Corps did between January 18, 1944, and April 1st, 1944, when he took command of the 6th corps.
I guess these are the 2 main questions.
By the way, Victor, I found out some more biographical info. on Avramescu which may interest you for the profile you wrote about him. Just some scattered bits of information. Here they are:
a) In the early 1930's, he enrolled and graduated from Iasi University Law School, in their part-time program (fara frecventa), so he was also an attorney, licenced to practice law.
On October 7, 1917, he was wounded on his right arm during an enemy counterattack in the battles of Perveli, Dobrogea.
c) Between 1918 and 1933, he served as chief of the Information Bureau (Seful Biroului 2 Informatii si Contrainformatii) first at 2nd Corps, then 3rd Corps, then 5th Corps, and finally of the "Comandamentul Frontului de Est".
d) In 1933 (or 1936) he received command of the 10th Infantry Division, stationed in Dobrogea, with headquarters at Braila.
e) I am still trying to obtain a copy of his promotion decree to General de Armata, which he received in late 1944 (some time between October 26, 1944 and January 11th, 1945). My uncle saw the decree (brevet) with his own eyes, bu he can't remember the exact date. When I find definite proof, I'll let you know about the details.
Well, hope you find some of the data useful.
If you (or anyone) can help me with my 2 questions, I would be grateful.