WW2 – investigative Tomas Fredriksson

Schell planen

Var tyska förberedelser på att invadera Sverige från Norge Se filmen Gränsen

Wehrwolf – Hitlers Ucranian bunker

Hitler visited Wehrwolf for nearly four months beginning on July 6, 1942, in order to be closer to the Eastern Front as he launched his summer offensive on Stalingrad and the Caucasus. Source: Harvard University

Nazi trial: 100-year-old SS guard in court in Germany

Seventy-six years after the end of World War Two, a former concentration camp guard has gone on trial for assisting in the murder of 3,518 prisoners at Sachsenhausen near Berlin. Identified ad Josef S, because of German privacy laws, the defendant was led into a specially adapted sports hall at a prison in Brandenburg anFortsätt läsa ”Nazi trial: 100-year-old SS guard in court in Germany”

Position Oboe atlantic

Oboe was a British aerial blind bombing system in World War II, based on radio transponder technology.[1] The system consisted of a pair of radio transmitters on the ground, which sent signals which were received and retransmitted by a transponder in the aircraft. By comparing the time each signal took to reach the aircraft, the distance between the aircraft and the station could be determined. The OboeFortsätt läsa ”Position Oboe atlantic”

Berlin 14/4 1940

Närvarande : generalfältmarskalken Göring, general Bodenschatz, amiral Tamm, professor Tunberg, utrikesrådet Hägglöf, kammarherre von Heidenstam samt ingenjör Dahlerus. Omedelbart efter lunchen och sedan Karinhall visats för gästerna tog generalfältmarskalken till orda som fortsättning på gårdagens konversation vid sammanträffandet i Berlin. Generalfältmarskalken kom direkt från Fiihrern, med vilken han enligt general Bodenschatz varit i sammanträde helaFortsätt läsa ”Berlin 14/4 1940”