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Beta |
Posted: October 08, 2011 09:25 am
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Soldat Group: Members Posts: 15 Member No.: 2963 Joined: December 21, 2010 |
Good idea, I would like, if possible, to know more about the war fought in the Tirgu Neamt area, especially in the zone near Timisesti village. When I was a little boy, I found two German helmets in the meadow of the river Moldova, one of them with a big hole in it.
My grandparents' old house was hit by Russian shrapnel, one of the walls was torn off and even the stove hob's crude iron door was full of holes. Their house was in front of the village's church, and the church's bell tower was used by the Axis as an observation and maybe sniping location. After the war ended and the peasants returned to their homes from Transylvania mainly, my grandmother mentioned finding dead bodies of Wehrmacht soldiers near the church area. The peasants buried their bodies properly. |
Victor |
Posted: October 17, 2011 02:58 pm
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Admin Group: Admin Posts: 4350 Member No.: 3 Joined: February 11, 2003 |
During the spring of 1944, the Timisesti are was defended by the Romanian 6th Infantry Division, which, together with the 20th Infantry Division, repulsed several assaults of the Soviet 51st Rifle Corps (232nd, 133rd and 42nd Guard Rifle Divisions) supported sometimes by tanks from the 5th Guards Cavalry Corps. One such attack was on 2 May, when the 51st Rifle Corps failed and lost 89 KIA and 379 WIA.
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pzkpfw5 |
Posted: December 30, 2011 01:07 pm
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Soldat Group: Members Posts: 5 Member No.: 2961 Joined: December 19, 2010 |
From here you can download a very interessting book regardind the battles around Tg.Neamt : http://www.primariaraucesti.ro/comuna/cult....php?DOC_INST=1
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ionionescu |
Posted: December 30, 2011 02:00 pm
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Plutonier major Group: Members Posts: 345 Member No.: 2794 Joined: April 26, 2010 |
@pzkpfw5, thanks for sharing!, it's a very interesting book indeed.
Regards! |