2/nachr.abt 28

[besslein]

any one know something abaut this unit?
thank for any help

[Jonathan M]

From the Lexikon

Infanterie-Divisions-Nachrichten-Abteilung 28
Aufgestellt am 15. Oktober 1935 in Breslau.



Jonathan

[besslein]

From the Lexikon

Infanterie-Divisions-Nachrichten-Abteilung 28
Aufgestellt am 15. Oktober 1935 in Breslau.

super thank you

[Jonathan M]

Originally part of 28th Jager Division, later 28th Infantry Division. Involved in Poland, France, then in Russia with AGC. After refitting in France was deployed in Northern Russia

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[besslein]

new find

[Jonathan M]

Nice one.

[Larry deZeng]

What an atrocity that so many of these beautiful medieval buildings were destroyed during the war. The Rathaus appears to be from circa 1490 - 1540 period. Fortunately, the ones in Freiburg im Breisgau are still intact.

[besslein]

What an atrocity that so many of these beautiful medieval buildings were destroyed during the war. The Rathaus appears to be from circa 1490 - 1540 period. Fortunately, the ones in Freiburg im Breisgau are still intact.

Larry Rathaus in Breslau look still great

[Larry deZeng]

Absolutely amazing that it survived! Festung Breslau was largely destroyed February - April 1945 by Russian bombs and shelling, especially the latter. There must have been enough of the Rathaus left so it could be reconstructed.

--Larry

[besslein]

Absolutely amazing that it survived! Festung Breslau was largely destroyed February - April 1945 by Russian bombs and shelling, especially the latter. There must have been enough of the Rathaus left so it could be reconstructed.

--Larry

Larry here Rathaus in Breslau with russian panzer may 1945
(sorry for poor photo,but we have night here)

[Jonathan M]

Amazing that it escaped destruction.

Jonathan

[Larry deZeng]

I second Jonathan. Absolutely incredible! It almost makes me think that the Russians intentionally avoided hitting the Rathaus, although they do not seem to have done that elsewhere.

--Larry