Partisanstrider i Tyskland 45-49

[Markus Holst]

Det slår MIG ibland att man aldrig hört om några tyska uppror mot ockupationsmakterna, varken väpnade eller oväpnade. Nog måste det funnits tyskar som var missnöjda med situationen? Förekom det strider i Tyskland under dessa år?

[spett]

Några små bombattentat var det värsta.

[spett]

November 1945

While in Berlin the GI's had more trouble with the Russians than with the Germans, the Russians were always stealing things from the Americans. Vehicles and gas were the biggest items. One night a Russian was caught stealing gas from the 78th's motor pool, a guard shot and killed the Russian. the 78th's HQ called up the Russian HQ and asked what they wanted them to do with the body, the Russians replied you shot him he is your problem. The mans body was loaded in a truck and drove over and dumped in front of the Russian HQ

http://www.thejucketts.com/ww2website/19452.htm

[janm67]

Kort svar: Nej.
Längre svar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werwolf

[Simon_HBG]

Strider kanske är att ta i, men utöver ett mindre antal attentat från krigsslutet fram in på 1950-talet så tycker jag följande notis sammanfattar det hela rätt bra:

NKB-19450428-Varulvarna lysa med sin frånvaro.jpg

Lite mer aktivitet var det i Baltikum.

[PeterE]

Jag såg i veckan en dokumentärserie på dansk tv om Tyskland 1945-49. I ett av programmen berättades om den så kallade Kabus-ligan, en grupp som leddes av en ung man vid namn Siegfried Kabus. Tydligen utförde man en del attentat runt Stuttgart, så småningom åkte de fast och Kabus själv blev dömd till döden. Men när han skulle avrättas fungerade inte galgen, så domen blev till sist omvandlad till fängelse. 1947 tror jag året var.

[Hans]

Välkommen.

Siegfried Kabus

Intressant.

STUTTGART, Jan. 3 — Eleven Germans, members of an alleged terrorist gang that specialized in bombing anti-Nazi bulwarks, went on trial today as a MG (military government) court heard more than 30 charges leveled against the group.

A surprise charge of having bombed and completely destroyed a church, in addition to charges of bombing three German denazification courts and a military police headquarters building, was brought against 23-year-old Siegfried Kabus, the leader of the group and former SS major.

Prosecutor Don S. Farrens, who read the indictment against the 11 that ranged from endangering the security of the Allied forces to acting in defiance of terms imposed by the Allies, promised to prove that Kabus personally had bombed and burned the church belonging to the anti-Nazi pastor who had confirmed him.

The pastor, The Rev. Ernst Dippon, was the only witness heard today. The bombing of the church and the subsequent burning was alleged to have taken place Aug. 9, 1946.

During today's lengthy proceedings, the nine young defendants and bewildered 75-year-old Friedrich Engelhardt, along with Kabus, talked with one another, smirked and giggled as their attorneys sought to establish points of legal procedure in their favor.

All of the defendants, most of whom have pleaded "not guilty," are being tried as adults although two are not yet 18 years old. Their parents and relatives have been permitted to attend the trial.

Det finns mer läsning.

http://www.stripes.com/news/from-the-s- ... ch-1.45787

http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/2705806

http://books.google.be/books?id=T1WX_My ... us&f=false

MVH

Hans

[PeterE]

Tackar så mycket, Hans.

På tyska hette serien jag såg "Damals nach dem Krieg".

Mvh/Peter