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    #601
    Dmitrievka, da war 376 ihf div.
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      #602
      Paar bunkers in Schnee...
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        #603
        Dkw
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          #604
          3 inf div(mot) auch Dkw.
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            #605
            Where were these motorcycle rear fenders found ? Was any more of the bikes found ??
            Rich

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              #606
              in the land, there are also bicycles.

              Was ist daS?
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                #607
                Fantastic pictures. Any chance of more pictures of the landscape where you can link the German division linked/ stationed in that area? Jacques

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                  #608
                  Originally posted by Hummel View Post
                  3 inf div(mot) auch Dkw.


                  The 3. Infanterie-Division (mot.) was in November 1942 near Dmitrievka.
                  On November 29, 1942, together with the rest of 376 ID, the 3.ID mot. moved closer to Stalingrad

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                    #609
                    The two headed eagle is, I think, the symbole of the Kingdom of the Serbians, Croates and Slovenians, in other words Yougoslavia.

                    JL

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                      #610
                      The two headed eagle is a chetnics simbol ( serbian 2WW army ) who fought only in the balkan and its strange how it can be found in mother russia, Chetnicks where fighting the germans, Croat Ustaša and Tito partizans, so perhaps was a war suvernir by some croat ustaša solder who fought with the germans in russia, i dont see any other explanation!?

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                        #611
                        Originally posted by Hummel View Post
                        Was kann das sein?
                        The sign shows direction into Stabskommando Heer Infanteriebataillon

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                          #612
                          Don
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                            #613
                            Originally posted by naxos View Post
                            The 3. Infanterie-Division (mot.) was in November 1942 near Dmitrievka.
                            On November 29, 1942, together with the rest of 376 ID, the 3.ID mot. moved closer to Stalingrad
                            Freund hat gefunden.
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                              #614
                              Autsch this thread helped to save my day
                              Unbeschreiblich !!!!!!!!!!!!!
                              thanks for posting these pictures and informations

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                                #615
                                "The two headed eagle is a chetnics simbol "

                                IKA66, you are confusing the Serbian egale with the pre WW2 Yougoslavian eagle. The eagle found at Stalingrad has the symbols of Croatia (checkered flag), Slovenia (three stars) as well as Serbia on it. You can see a similar one here, note the date and country of the coin: http://www.babamim.com/yahoo_site_ad...130300_std.JPG

                                I know some Yougoslavian units served on the eastern front with the Germans; and then again this could be a souvenir a german took from a Yougoslavian soldier.
                                Below is more what a Cetnik eagle should look like.

                                Last edited by Jean-Loup; 01-18-2010, 10:24 AM.

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