Russian Front
Konev crosses the river Oder and lays siege to Breslau: hundreds of thousands of panic-stricken German civilians flee westwards, many into ‘safe’ city of Dresden.
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Found this post interesting. My grandfather was also a member of the German 214th Infantry Division. He was in Norway as well as I have recently obtained some records. He was wounded somewhere in Germany in April, 1945 (Bayreuth?). My email address is:
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Eric Proscher
The German version of my grandfather in the 214th Inf Div is here: https://www.weltkrieg2.de/geschichte/bilder/