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    Gen Dietrich Beelitz

    I need some information on Oberst/ Gen Dietrich Beelitz. I have basic background on his career found through searching the forum. I do however need information on his awards and anything else. I know there is a reference in this book Die General des Heeres by Wolf Keilig, but I don't have access to it neither do I understand German. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Jacques

    Generalmajor Dietrich Beelitz

    Born: 14 Mar 1906 in Diedenhofen, Metz
    Died: 06 Sep 2002
    Promotions:
    Fahnenjunker-Gefreiter (01 Aug 1925); Fahnenjunker-Unteroffizier (01 Nov 1925); Fähnrich (01 Sep 1926); Oberfähnrich (01 Aug 1927); Leutnant (01 Feb 1928); Oberleutnant (01 Jun 1931); Hauptmann (01 Aug 1935); Major (20 Nov 1940); Oberstleutnant (16 Mar 1942); Oberst (20 Apr 1943); Generalmajor (20 Apr 1945)
    Career:
    Entered Army Service (14 Apr 1924)
    Schütze, from 01 Aug 1925 Fahnenjunker in the 5th Infantry-Regiment (14 Apr 1924-01 Feb 1928)
    Detached to the Infantry-School (I. Course) (01 Mar 1926-30 Sep 1926)
    Detached to the Infantry-School (II. Course) (12 Nov 1926-03 Sep 1927)
    Company-Officer in the 5th Infantry-Regiment (01 Feb 1928-01 Apr 1934)
    Adjutant of the I. Battalion of the 5th Infantry-Regiment (01 Apr 1934-01 Oct 1934)
    Adjutant of the I. Battalion of Infantry-Regiment Stettin (01 Oct 1934-01 Oct 1935)
    Detached to the War Academy and subsequently to the Army General Staff (01 Oct 1935-01 Aug 1937)
    Transferred into the Household-Department of the General Army Office and Detached to the Army General Staff (01 Aug 1937-01 Apr 1939)
    Transferred into the Army General Staff, Group-Director in the Household-Department/General Army Office (01 Apr 1939-09 May 1940)
    Transferred to the Adjutant of the Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Liaison-Officer to the Commander of the Replacement Army and Chief of Army Armaments (09 May 1940-08 Nov 1940)
    Transferred into the General-Staff of the 132nd Infantry-Division (08 Nov 1940-04 Dec 1940)
    Chief of Operations (Ia) in the General-Staff of the 97th Infantry-Division (04 Dec 1940-04 Apr 1942)
    Führer-Reserve OKH, with regulated Service with the Commander of Military-District III (01 Apr 1942-05 Jul 1942)
    Chief of Operations (Ia) in the General-Staff of the 3rd Panzer-Army (05 Jul 1942-05 Nov 1942)
    Führer-Reserve OKH, with regulated Service with the Chief of the Army Personnel Office (05 Nov 1942-01 Dec 1943)
    Chief of Operations (Ia) and Director of the Leadership-Department in the General-Staff of the Commander-in-Chief South-West (Army-Group C) (01 Dec 1943-01 Nov 1944)
    Chief of the General-Staff of the 10th Army (01 Nov 1944-02 May 1945)
    In British captivity (02 May 1945-29 Oct 1947)
    Released (29 Oct 1947)

    Awards & Decorations:
    - - Deutsches Kreuz in Gold: am 05.05.1942 als Major i. G. und Ia im Generalstab der 97. Infanteriedivision
    - - 1939 EK I
    - - 1939 EK II
    - - Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung

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    No one??

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      #3
      Where would one start if I want to do some detail research onto Beelitz as is it does not seem to be freely published? Jacques

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        #4
        Originally posted by jacquesf View Post
        Where would one start if I want to do some detail research onto Beelitz as is it does not seem to be freely published? Jacques
        Finding information on an Army (Heer) individual - see Post #2 in this thread:
        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=244248

        Also, these records are on microfilm held by the U.S. National Archives in WashDC. I will send you some information by PM.

        --Larry

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          #5
          Thank you . Jacques

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            #6
            Hi Jacques. I hope this helps. Mike
            Attached Files

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                  It says his health is not back to where it was before and he tries to offset this by applying himself with greater energy and exertion. Yet I see no evidence of him being wounded, so he must have driven himself to the point of exhaustion and then caught a bug and taken ill.

                  --Larry

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                    Beelitz

                    J- Did you buy his uniform on Estand?

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                      #11
                      Thanx for the additional information guys.

                      John, I did get the tunic of the e-sand. Jacques

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