Another interesting example of an odd “foreign” unit within the German armed forces was the SS Division Charlemagne, whose name and size (it wasn’t always a division) varied over the years. It originated in two older units, the Legion of French Volunteers Against Bolshevism and in the SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade France, which were merged in 1944. The unit ended up being among the last defenders of Hitler’s bunker during the Battle of Berlin in 1945, a twist of fate which must have infuriated Charles de Gaulle when (assuming he did so) he eventually found out about it. Some of its men, who were taken prisonner by the Soviets, ended up on the wrong end of a US Army firing squad when the Russians handed them over to the Americans. Their leader, Henri Joseph Fenet, fared somewhat better: he merely received a sentence for treason of twenty years in prison with hard labour, of which he served half before being released.
@general-5-stars Give pleasse?
@all-encompassing-goose said in (G40) Division Azul:
@general-5-stars Give pleasse?
Give what ? Cards ?
@general-5-stars Do you havey a PDF (or some sort of dropbox link) to the cards?
No. For now not available.
@general-5-stars Sorry for late response, thank you. Might make my own then :slightly_smiling_face:
If I give them out I’ll probably won’t get any credit for them unless I make cards and sell.
@general-5-stars What is the most efficient way of making the cards? (besides of printing them)
Start with like index cards. Cut in half. Use a black sharpie or pen to just right on them so you can and you will make changes to them as you test them in play.
After 4 years I still tweak a card
I did test them for 2-3! Years
@general-5-stars Today shall be the beginning of my journey!
