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|rank = Schuetze, Gefreiter or Obergefreiter (Private classes) |
|rank = Schuetze, Gefreiter or Obergefreiter (Private classes) |
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|affiliations = German Wehrmacht-Heer|birth = 1900 |
|affiliations = German Wehrmacht-Heer|birth = 1900 |
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| − | |death = June 6, 1944, Omaha Beach, Normandy, France|weapon = Karabiner 98 kurz|image = |
+ | |death = June 6, 1944, Omaha Beach, Normandy, France|weapon = Karabiner 98 kurz|image = https://www.dropbox.com/s/0bwh6cuafp5mabo/Czech%20Wehrmacht%20Soldier.jpg?dl=0}}The '''Czech Soldier''' was enlisted by the Nazis when they occupied Czechoslovakia. He was stationed in Normandy at [[Omaha Beach]]. When he was surrendering, he tried to tell two American soldiers that he was Slovakian but they shot him as they could not understand him and thought he was trying to surrender. One American said he said, "Look! I washed for supper!" Obviously insulting him. |
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Revision as of 21:56, 26 March 2015
The Czech Soldier was enlisted by the Nazis when they occupied Czechoslovakia. He was stationed in Normandy at Omaha Beach. When he was surrendering, he tried to tell two American soldiers that he was Slovakian but they shot him as they could not understand him and thought he was trying to surrender. One American said he said, "Look! I washed for supper!" Obviously insulting him.