- The
Heiligenbeil Pocket or
Heiligenbeil Cauldron (German:
Kessel von
Heiligenbeil) was the site of a
major encirclement battle on the
Eastern Front during...
- The term
Heiligenbeil can
refer to: The
German name of Mamonovo,
Russia Heiligenbeil concentration camp
built near
Mamonovo Heiligenbeil Pocket, part...
-
Heiligenbeil was a
subcamp of the
German Stutthof concentration camp,
operated from
September 1944 to
January 1945. It was
named after the town Heiligenbeil...
-
encircled on the s**** of the
Vistula Lagoon in what
became known as the
Heiligenbeil Pocket.
After bitter fighting,
these units were
finally overcome on 29...
-
Mamonovo (Russian: Мамоново, German:
Heiligenbeil), is a town in
Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia. Po****tion figures: 7,761 (2010
Russian census); 7,393 (2002...
- Army,
although remnants of Army
Group units continued to
resist on the
Heiligenbeil &
Danzig beachheads until the end of the war in Europe.
October 1944...
-
Prussian Offensive,
mostly Polish and
Hungarian Jews from Seerappen, Jesau,
Heiligenbeil, Schippenbeil, and
Gerdauen (subcamps of
Stutthof concentration camp)...
- Preußisch
Eylau E9,
Heilsberg E10,
Gerdauen E11,
Heiligenbeil, sub-divided into five Zug;
Heiligenbeil, Bladiau, Ludwigsort,
Zitten and
Lichtenfeld E12...
- today)
Gerdauen (Zheleznodorozhny today,
pronounced "Jeleznodorojni")
Heiligenbeil (Mamonovo today)
Heilsberg (Lidzbark Warmiński
between 1466-1772 and...
-
Germany during World War II.
Hufenbach was
killed on 27
March 1945 in the
Heiligenbeil Pocket. He was
posthumously promoted to
Generalmajor and
awarded the...
