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Die letzten Kriegstage im Eichsfeld und im Altkreis Mühlhausen vom 3.-10. April 1945

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Die letzten Kriegstage im Eichsfeld und im Altkreis Mühlhausen vom 3.-10. April 1945256 Seiten mit 76 Abbildungen, darunter 44 Fotos, 7 s w und 17 farbige Zeichungen, 7 Karten und 1 Tabellen. Inhalt Das Kriegsende naht Der Zusammenbruch der deutschen Westfront, Mrz April 1945 12 Die letzten Kriegsmonate der Heimatfront 16 Luftkriegsereignisse in der betreffenden Region 21 Der Vorsto der 6. US Panzer Division als Teil der 3. US Armee in den Raum Mhlhausen Langensalza vom 3. 6. April 1945 Das amerikanische Vordringen in Nordhessen bis

256 Seiten mit 76 Abbildungen, darunter 44 Fotos, 7 s/w und 17 farbige Zeichungen, 7 Karten und 1 Tabellen. Inhalt Das Kriegsende naht Der Zusammenbruch der deutschen Westfront, März/April 1945 12 Die letzten Kriegsmonate der Heimatfront 16 Luftkriegsereignisse in der betreffenden Region 21 Der Vorstoß der 6. US Panzer-Division als Teil der 3. US-Armee in den Raum Mühlhausen - Langensalza vom 3.-6. April 1945 Das amerikanische Vordringen in Nordhessen bis zum Werraübergang b. Großburschla. 29 Die Einschließung und Besetzung von Mühlhausen am 4./5. April 1945 34 Der Kampf um Langensalza am 5. April 1945 44 Der deutsche Gegenangriff am 7. April 1945 bei Struth und die Reaktionen der Amerikaner am 7. und 8. April 1945 Die Angriffsvorbereitung 46 Der Hauptangriff bei Struth und sein Zusammenbruch 52 Fiasko Dörna 71 Vorstoß der deutschen Fallschirmjäger nach Lengenfeld/Stein - die westliche Flanke 79 Zwei kombinierte Flankenangriffe der Amerikaner - der Vorstoß ins Obereichsfeld bis Kefferhausen und Wachstedt 82 Die amerikanische Besetzung des Südeichsfeldes und weiterer Teile der Obereichsfelder Höhe 92 Die Besetzung des restlichen Eichsfeldes am 9. und 10. April 1945 Der Vorstoß der Amerikaner am 9. April 45 97 Die Besetzung der letzten Eichsfelddörfer am 10. April 101 Augenzeugenberichte 104 Alfred Dampf, Panzerjäger "Mein letzter Einsatz" 104 Margarete Döbel "Die letzten Kriegstage in Martinfeld" 106 Werner Kramer, Leutnant, Fallschirmjäger "Fronteinsatz April 1945" 120 Gefreiter Hermann Käufel, Fallschirmjäger der 5. Fallschirmjäger-Div. "Dem Schicksal entgegen - beim letzten Aufgebot" 122 Soldat Karl-Heinz Reinhardt "Erlebnisse als 17jähriger Soldat vor und bei meinem letzten Einsatz am 7. April 1945 in Dörna", aufgezeichnet nach meinem Kriegstagebuch 129 Ferdinand Stude "Struth 1.-10.4.1945" 133 Heinz Schicha Gefreiter Panzergrenadier (Fallschirmjäger) "Endstation Effelder - das bittere Ende" 139 Soldat Radfort Barr, K-Kompanie, 3 Btl., 261 Inf.-Rgt.65. Div. Bericht vom Überleben 143 Einsatz Bericht für April 1945 - Die Schlacht von Struth 147 Philipp Kales Aus: Notizen über meine Kampferfahrungen 150 Capt. James W. Ryan: "Plasma, Litters, Lives. A Combat Diary" (Blutkonserven, Tragbahren, Leben. Ein Gefechtstagebuch) Der Weg Ryans vom 4. bis 9. April 1945 154 Eduard Fritze: "Drei Tage im April 1945 am Bahnhof Küllstedt" 160 Robert Cardinell 2. Leutnant, 3 RD Bataillon, 261. Inf. Regiment, Nachrichtenoffizier "Erinnerungen 1945 " 176 Die Besetzung der Orte des Eichsfeldes durch die Amerikaner vom 03.-10. April 1945 185 Verzeichnis der gefallenen deutschen Soldaten im Bereich des mittleren und oberen Eichsfeldes und des angrenzenden Altkreises Mühlhausen 203 Verlust US 65 Inv. Div. 261 Inf. Reg. 7. April 1945, Struth 227 Gliederung der eingesetzten amerikanischen Verbände 228 Abkürzungen und Erläuterungsverzeichnis 229 Quellen und Literaturverzeichnis 233 Amerikanische Quellen 237 Vormarschroute der an der Besetzung des Eichsfeldes beteiligter amerikanischer Verbände 239 Das Titelbild und Erinnerungen von Walter Kley aus Kammerforst 240

EAN: 9783936030068
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2002
Produktform: Kartoniert
Autoren: Fritze, Eduard
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 265
Abbildungen: 100 tls. farb. Abb.
Keyword: Allmutshausen, Altenburschla, Ammern, Andernach, Anrode, Asbach, Aßlar, Aumühle, Bad Lauterberg, Bad Sooden-Allendorf, Bad Wildungen, Bebendorf, Beberstedt, Bebra, Berga, Berlin, Berlingerode, Bernterode; Bernterode (Wor), Beuren, Bickenriede, Bingen, Birkenfelde, Birkungen, Bischhagen, Bischofferode, Blankenese, Bleicherode, Bockelnhagen, Bodenrode, Bornhagen, Böseckendorf, Braunlage, Brehme, Breitenbach, Breitenholz, Breitenworbis; Burgwalde, Büttstedt, Calden, Creuzburg, Dachrieden, Darmstadt, Deuna, Diedorf, Dieterode, Dietzenrode, Dingelstädt , Döringsdorf, Dörna, Dortmund, Duderstadt, Düsseldorf, Ebeleben, Ecklingerode, Effelder, Ehrsten, Eichstruth, Eigenrieden
Fachschema: Eichsfeld~Erinnerung / Historische Autobiographien~Thüringen / Geschichte, Politik, Gesellschaft, Wirtschaft~Weltkrieg 1939/45 / Endphase~Thüringen~Weltkrieg / Zweiter Weltkrieg~Weltkrieg 1939/45~Zweiter Weltkrieg~Vierziger Jahre~Enzyklopädie~Erinnerung / Politik, Diplomatie
Fachkategorie: Nachschlagewerke~Geschichte: Ereignisse und Themen~Zweiter Weltkrieg, Autobiografien: historisch, politisch, militärisch
Region: Thüringen
Zeitraum: 1940 bis 1949 n. Chr.
Thema: Entdecken, Verstehen
Text Sprache: ger
Verlag: Rockstuhl Verlag, Verlag Rockstuhl
Länge: 155 mm
Breite: 216 mm
Höhe: 21 mm
Gewicht: 520 gr
Genre: Geisteswissenschaften/Kunst/Musik
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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Fernando F.
Carnegie, US
★★★★★ 5
Precision at Its Finest for Espresso Enthusiasts
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As a passionate home barista, I recently incorporated the WDT Espresso Distribution Tool into my espresso routine, and I am absolutely thrilled with the results. This tool is a game-changer, providing unparalleled precision in coffee distribution. Here's why it deserves a solid 5-star review: Pros: Seven Needle Design: The 0.35mm seven needles of the WDT tool are ingeniously crafted, ensuring uniform distribution of coffee grounds in the portafilter. This results in a more consistent and even extraction, elevating the quality of each shot. Eliminates Clumping: One of the standout features is its ability to eliminate clumping effectively. The fine needles effortlessly break up any clumps in the coffee grounds, guaranteeing a smooth and even bed for tamping. User-Friendly: The WDT tool is incredibly easy to use. The ergonomic design allows for a comfortable grip, and the needles move smoothly through the coffee grounds. It has become an essential part of my pre-brew routine, taking only seconds to create a uniform coffee bed. Sturdy Build: The build quality is top-notch. The stainless steel construction not only gives the tool a premium feel but also ensures durability. It's a tool that feels like it's built to last, making it a worthwhile investment for any espresso enthusiast. Enhanced Espresso Flavor: The consistent distribution achieved with the WDT tool translates to a more balanced and flavorful espresso. The precision it offers has noticeably improved the taste profile of my shots. Easy to Clean: Cleaning the WDT tool is a breeze. The design minimizes any grounds getting stuck, and a quick rinse under water is all it takes to keep it ready for the next use. In summary, the WDT Espresso Distribution Tool has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. Its thoughtful design, impeccable construction, and the positive impact on espresso quality make it a must-have for any serious home barista. If you're looking to take your espresso game to the next level, the WDT tool is an excellent investment that delivers consistent and exceptional results. A solid 5-star recommendation from a satisfied coffee enthusiast!
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Tyrone
Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
A Must Have Tool for Any Home Barista
Color: Black
I didn’t realize how much I needed this tool until I bought it, and now I use it all the time. It’s the perfect companion to my espresso machine and really helps improve my espresso puck preparation. The quality is great, it’s easy to use, and it adds more capability and consistency to my home brewing setup. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone serious about improving their home espresso experience.
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P. White
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 5
Sturdy tool for improving coffee distribution
Color: Black
For those who do not know what this tool does: The Weiss Distribution Technique (WDT) is a distribution method for espresso making, by which you use the tool to stir the coffee while it sits in the portafilter. You should use a portafilter funnel of the same size to avoid spilling grinds. The stirring action breaks up clumps and evens out the density of coffee within the puck. The result is reduced channeling and more even extractions. Who needs this tool: Those without a conical burr grinder, where the oil and variety of grind sizing may cause clumping, will benefit from this tool. Those with a decent conical burr grinder will find minimal benefit from this tool. I'm using a Breville Pro and do not see a huge improvement myself, for example. Quality: The build quality of this tool is excellent. You can add from one to seven needles, with many folks saying three is the sweet spot for best distribution. I've been using it for over a month and none of the needles have bent. The stand is solid aluminum and well-made, but it doubles as a protector of the needles. I just clean with a quick rinse and a wipe before returning it to its stand. Outcome: I did not realize most of the info above until after purchase. So my puck is solid, the pull is clean, and my coffee tastes great with a Breville Pro. However, this tool has a minimal amount to do with that. It is a worthwhile tool for those with a lower-end grinder, especially non-Burr grinders, and it is aesthetically-pleasing and well-made, which is why I rate it 5 stars overall. It also is of good value compared to more expensive variants.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2023
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Matthew
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Top quality tool that improves espresso extraction
Color: Gray
Fantastic and easy to use. Stand sits on top of espresso machine and the WDT tool is always ready, no unscrewing. Upgraded from a screw-shut version and couldn't be happier. Comes with extra needles which I hope to never need. Easy to recommend
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E. A. Baptist
Houston, US
★★★★★ 4
Makes a difference but maybe only to caffeine addled coffee snobs
Color: Black
I won't say that everyone urgently needs one of these. This is helped me up my game. Perhaps not absolutely necessary, but it noticeably reduces canalization and improves extraction. And it appears to have improved not only my espresso, but my pour-overs and my Mokapot (especially the Mokapot!). It's a little fiddley to assemble - there's sets of springs and needles - but once you get it all locked down, its very tight. There's a set of spares - I can't imagine needing them. The tool kinda sits in the weighted base, but it appears to stay put in my cabinet.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026

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