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Bulgaria in ww2| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: March 15, 2005 08:41 pm
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Did the bulgarians fought with the germans in ww2 ? Were they allies?
Did the turks fought in ww2 ? |
 
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| Carol I |
Posted: March 15, 2005 09:16 pm
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Yes, Bulgaria and Germany have been allies since 1 March 1941.
No, Turkey has remained neutral. |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: March 16, 2005 07:48 am
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Thank you very much.
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| Dénes |
Posted: April 07, 2005 09:00 pm
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Does anyone recognize the make and model of this aviation fuel truck, used in Bulgaria during WW2?
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| Imperialist |
Posted: April 07, 2005 09:22 pm
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Denes, I think thats a milk truck converted to fuel truck...  p.s. just a joke, sorry; but why are you interested in that kind of detail? take care This post has been edited by Imperialist on April 07, 2005 09:22 pm -------------------- I
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| Dénes |
Posted: April 07, 2005 09:50 pm
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A Bulgarian researcher asked me about it. I would like to help him out. Gen. Dénes |
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| Benoit Douville |
Posted: May 23, 2005 05:14 pm
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Claudiu,
Bulgaria Faced with choosing between military confrontation with Germany and accession to the Axis powers, King Boris III had Bulgaria join the fascist in 1941. On September 5 1944, the Soviet Union declared war on Bulgaria and on September 8, the Red army invaded the territory of Bulgaria. The Bulgarian army had been ordered to offer no resistance. The Red Army occupied the northeastern end of the country and its two major harbors, Varna and Burgas. In this situation, on the eve of September 9, Sofia garrison detachments under the command of Zveno-supporting officers, acting under orders of the Fatherland front, entered strategic key-points in Sofia, overthrew the Government and placed the ministers under arrest. Nazi Germany hastily sent small divisions to invade Bulgaria at several points of entry but these were quickly repulsed! Regards |
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| sid guttridge |
Posted: May 27, 2005 02:27 pm
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Hi Benoit,
Apart from a couple of border incursions, I don't think that the Germans seriously tried to invade Bulgaria in September 1944 (unless you are including Macedonia in wartime Bulgaria). They only tried to hold the border passes with 11th Luftwaffe Field Division and 7th SS Mountain Division to buy themselves time to withdraw from Greece, which they did successfully. Cheers, Sid. |
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| Sturmpionier |
Posted: September 07, 2005 04:02 pm
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Not only....
 From september 1944 to 15.05 1945 Bulgarian army fought on the territory of Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia and Austria for the liberation of Europe. Bulgarian army was part of the great Balaton defence operation, defeating the german 91 corps and 13 SS division "Handshar".The bulgarian armored brigade annihilated 7 SS Gebirgs-Division "Prinz Eugen" and defeated 21 SS division "Skenderbeg".The heroism of Bul. soldiers is not disputable. For example:Corporal N. Paskalev from the Paraschute battalion destroyed german bunker like a kamikadze! This post has been edited by Sturmpionier on September 02, 2006 11:57 am |
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| Zayets |
Posted: September 07, 2005 04:16 pm
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Looks like an Opel to me.But I am not 100% sure Here's a photo from http://www.autogallery.org.ru/blitz36.htm  There were so many variants (for fuel truck as well) that is hard to believe it is anything else than a Blitz.Afterall,more than 100.000 were built. This post has been edited by Zayets on September 07, 2005 07:14 pm |
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| Sturmpionier |
Posted: September 07, 2005 05:21 pm
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This truck,how I see hat a cammo paint and therefor I think that it is not used in the Bulgarian army.
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| Dénes |
Posted: September 07, 2005 05:29 pm
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At the right side of the photo, the wing of a Bulgarian Ju 87D Stuka can be seen (after Sept. 1944).
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| Sturmpionier |
Posted: September 08, 2005 05:11 am
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You are right-this is bul .Stuka after 18 september,because the end of the wing is white.But the truck,I think is just present from the germans,or is taken by Bulgarian army. I am sure,that it is not painted in Bulgaria... |
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| Iamandi |
Posted: September 08, 2005 06:47 am
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Off topic:
Sturmpionier, can you give some links related to bulgarian military sites and/or forums dedicated to ww2? Preferable in english, if not in romanian...  Thanks in advance, Iama |
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| Dani |
Posted: September 08, 2005 07:00 am
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