Who is the greatest German war hero during ww2? - greatest war hero
I know that German soldiers as "Nazis", but many were only service of their country were described. I want to know who as a victory for Germany in the war. This is not Hitler or Himmler or Rommel, but the infantry or air or tank-Man.
Greatest War Hero Who Is The Greatest German War Hero During Ww2?
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These are my opinions, but here are some people who are as heroes of Nazi Germany:
Capt. Michael destroy Wittmann, a tank commander credited with 138 enemy tanks.
Werner Molders and Adolf Galland, fighter aces.
Otto Skorzeny freed Mussolini command of the prison and led a special unit for voice commands in English SS uniforms at the American Battle of the Bulge.
I was with Michael Wittmann, the commander of the tank. He is highly decorated and was known as "The leader of a fireman known, because his unit was often the commitment of the major battles of the 2nd WK, if things went badly for the German army.
Another view may be that Claus von Stauffenberg, planted the bomb was to kill Hitler in July 1944 to the real hero of the German army in the 2nd World War II.
Do not forget the U-boat aces - Kretschmer, lute, Endrass, etc. Your Schepke accomplishents, which is among more than 100,000 tons each of the ships, far more important than the destruction of 100 enemy planes or tanks. Hartmann was probably the greatest ace of the Luftwaffe, with 352 killed, including Russia. Rudel was the champion of anti-tank air force. I agree that Skorzeny was great.
General Adolf Galland, who led the JV44 and fought to the end. This was not, as the German National Socialist Party, but he was admired by the Germans and the Allied Pilots for their courage.
I do not know know specific soldiers, with the exception of Hitler, Hans was the nephew of Hitler. He was on the Eastern Front captured and died in captivity. I do not know the others.
Otto Skorzeny was probably the most famous heroes on both sides of the facade.
Otto Skorzeny was probably the most famous heroes on both sides of the facade.
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