The Pol ekm waffenschule dresden has just been sold for 32 euros. The seller bretagne1967 has more fake ekms for sale.
The Pol ekm waffenschule dresden has just been sold for 32 euros. The seller bretagne1967 has more fake ekms for sale.
Police schools Abrichteanstalt (Hundewesen) Dresden
Abrichteanstalt (Hundewesen) Karlsruhe
Abrichteanstalt (Hundewesen) München
Abrichteanstalt (Hundewesen) Stuttgart
Feuerschutzpolizeischule Beeskow / Mk
Feuerwehrschule Celle
Feuerwehrschule Linz
Feuerwehrschule Regensburg
Funkschule die Sipo und der SD Grünberg
Führerschule des Sicherheitsdienstes Bernau
Führerschule Sipo Fürstenberg
Führerschule Sipo und SD Berlin-Charlottenburg
Führerschule Sipo und SD Prag
Gebirgsjägerschule Mittenwald
Gendarmerieschule Alexandrowo
Gendarmerieschule Allenstein
Gendarmerieschule Bad Ems
Gendarmerieschule Brieg
Gendarmerieschule Brünn
Gendarmerieschule Darmstadt
Gendarmerieschule Freiburg i.B.
Gendarmerieschule Hildesheim
Gendarmerieschule Marburg / Lahn
Gendarmerieschule Minsk-Mazow
Gendarmerieschule Odense
Gendarmerieschule Schönwalde
Gendarmerieschule Stolpmünde
Gendarmerieschule Suhl
Gendarmerieschule Trier
Gendarmerieschule (mot) Deggingen
Gendarmerieschule (mot) Fraustadt
Gendarmerieschule (mot) Hollabrunn
Gendarmerieschule (mot) Köln
Gendarmerieschule (mot) Wien-Mödling
Grenzpolizeischule Aken nr Dessau
Grenzpolizeischule Pretsch / Elbe
Hilfs-Gendarmerieschule Marburg / Lahn
Hilfspolizeischule Gnesen
Hilfspolizeischule Hilfspolizeischule Pelplin
Kolonialpolizeischule (1) Berlin
Kolonialpolizeischule Wien-Strebersdorf
Kraftfahr-Panzerschule der Orpo Wien-Purkersdorf
Kraftfahrschule Eisenstadt
Kraftfahrschule (Schupo) Wien
Kriminalfachschule Berlin-Charlottenburg
Kriminaltechnisches instut der Sipo und SD Schwerin
Lehrschmiede der Opro (Hufbeschlagschule) Rathenow
Nachrichten Polizieschule Klattau
Offizierschule der Orpo (5) Eberswalde
Offizierschule der Orpo Fürstenfeldbruck
Polizei-Akademie für Luftschutzführung (4) Berlin-Schöneberg
Polizei Offizierschule Berlin-Köpenick
Polizei-Offizierschule (Orpo) Mariaschein nr Aussig
Polizei Offizierschule 21 Weimar
Polizei Reitschule Bendsburg
Polizei-Reitschule Motsky-Wielky
Polizei-Reserve-Schule Bunzlau
Polizei Sanitätsschule Berlin-Spandau
Polizei Sanitätsschule Schutzpolizeischule
Polizeischule Brandenburg a.d.H.
Polizeischule Esekstadt
Polizeischule Frankenstein
Polizeischule Fürstenberg
Polizeischule Jena
Polizeischule Kassel
Polizeischule Köln
Polizeischule Lautsch
Polizeischule Münster
Polizeischule Rabka
Polizeischule Schepetowka
Polizeischule Sensburg
Polizeischule Weichselstadt
Polizeischule (Orpo) Kitzbühel
Polizeischule (Orpo) Köningsberg
Polizeischule (Sipo) Lebrechtsdorf
Polizeischule der Kraftfahrwesens Suhl
Polizeischule für Hochgebirgsausbildung Innsbruck
Polizeischule für Kraftfahrwesen Iglau
Polizeischule für Nachrichtenhelferinnen Erfurt
Polizeischule für Reit- und Fahrwesen Polizeischule für Reit- und Fahrwesen Postawy
Polizeischule für Reit- und Fahrwesen (Orpo) Rathenow
Polizeischule für Skiausbildung Witow nr Zakopane
Polizeischule für Veterinärhilfsdienst Rathenow
Polizeischule für Wirtschaftsverwaltungsdienst Weimar
Polizei-Skischule Obergurgl
Polizei-Skischule Sudefeld nr Bayrish-Zell
Polizei Sportschule (3) Berlin-Spandau
Polizei Waffenschule I Dresden-Hellerau
Polizei-Waffenschule II Iglau
Polizei-Waffenschule III Den Haag
Polizei-Waffenschule IV Maastricht
Polizeiverwaltungschule Dahme / Mk
Polizeiverwaltungschule (Orpo) München-Haar
Polizeiverwaltungsschule Wendefurt
Polzei-Kavallerieschule Essegg
Polzeischule für Nachrichtenwesen (6) Eilenburg nr Leipzig
Postschutzschule Kehlheim
Provinzialfeuerwehrschule Köningsberg
Reichschule der Rechnischen Nothilfe Belzig / Mk
Reichsschule Sipo und SD Prag
Reit- und Fahrschule (Orpo) Proskurow
Schiesscule Zella-Mehlis
Schule für Generalstabsausbildung der Orpo Dresden
Schutzpolizeischule Bottrop
Schutzpolizeischule Dresden-Hellerau
Schutzpolizeischule Fürstenfeldbruck
Schutzpolizeischule Gnesen
Schutzpolizeischule Hamburg
Schutzpolizeischule Heidenheim
Schutzpolizeischule Hildesheim
Schutzpolizeischule Kattowitz
Schutzpolizeischule Köln
Schutzpolizeischule Köningshütte
Schutzpolizeischule Mariaschein nr Aussig
Schutzpolizeischule München
Schutzpolizeischule Pelplin
Schutzpolizeischule Porlitz
Schutzpolizeischule Frankfurt / Main
SD-Schule Bernau
Siposchule Fürstenberg
Sportschule (Sipo und SD) Pretsch / Elbe
SS Polizeigebirgsschule ObersteinTechnische Polizeischule (2) Berlin
Technische SS und Polizei-Akademie Berlin-Zehlendorf
Technische SS und Polizei-Akademie Brünn
Wasserschutzpolizeischule Lauterbach
Wekrluftschutzschule Hessen Frankfurt / Main
Zentralausbildungsinstitut für Polizeihunde (7) Grünhilde nr Berlin
Polizei-Waffenschule III Den Haag Holland
Polizei-Waffenschule IV Maastricht HollandYears ago we were the first to open a kriegsmarine headquarters bunker position after the end of the war. And found papers from the kriegsmarine also for the schnellboot abzeichen. This was the headquarters of the Fuhrer der schnellboote. We also found stamps and papers from the POL waffenschule the hague/den haag. In 1944 the Kriegsmarine left the bunkers and went to the hinterland. The Polizei then occupied this bunker headquarters until the end of the war.
My Pol.Sch.Rgt.1
Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei regiment "Riga"
On August 1, 1943, the formation of the 1st Latvian Police Regiment "Riga" (Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei regiment "Riga") was initiated.
It included the 277th, 278th, 281-A, 276th Latvian police battalions.
277th Sigulda police battalion, 12/17/1942 - August 1943, (participated in the punitive operation "Winterzauber - Winter Magic" in Belarus).
278th Dobele police battalion, 12/17/1942 - August 1943, (participated in the punitive operation "Winterzauber - Winter Magic" in Belarus).
281-A Latvian police battalion, May-August 1943
276th Kuldiga police battalion, 12/17/1942 - August 1943, (participated in the punitive operation "Winterzauber - Winter Magic" in Belarus)., -
All of them received battalion numbers from 1st to 4th (respectively).
Commanders:
Waffen-Standartenführer Roberts Osis (1 August 1943 – 29 December 1943)
Waffen-Obersturmbannführer Oswalds Meija (29 December 1943 – 26 October 1944)
Chief of staff
Waffen-Hauptsturmführer Augusts Millers
Battalions: (1 August 1943)
I./ Bataillon (277. Sigulda) Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei Regiment 1 Riga (Waffen-Obersturmbannführer Juris Taube)
II./ Bataillon (278. Dobele) Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei Regiment 1 Riga (Waffen-Obersturmbannführer Alberts Kleinbergs)
III./ Bataillon (281-A.) Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei Regiment 1 Riga (Waffen-Hauptsturmbannführer Karlis Mikelsons
IV./ Bataillon (276. Kuldiga) Lettische Freiwilligen Polizei Regiment 1 Riga (Waffen-Obersturmbannführer Janis Birzulis)
Already on September 20, 1943, the regiment was transferred south of Daugavpils to the territory of Poland to carry out anti-partisan actions. At the end of October, the regiment advanced into the territory of Lithuania,
from where it was transferred by rail to Idritsa. The next morning, the regiment went in the direction of Nevel and Lake Yasnoye, where it met the advancing units of the Red Army.
Having taken a defensive position, on November 7, the Latvians encountered strong advanced units, but withstood the first blows, suffering heavy losses.
For the next two months, the remnants of the regiment and the 313th and 316th police battalions were transferred to threatened areas of defense and plugged gaps in the defense.
On January 12, 1944, a new Soviet offensive began on the Nevelsk sector of the front. From mid-January to mid-March, the regiment was still used as a fire brigade.
Only in March 1944, he was withdrawn from the front line to Latvia for reorganization. In mid-July 1944, the regiment left Latvia and arrived in Vitebsk under the command of the group
armies "Center". In September 1944, the regiment was reorganized, and in October it was taken out on German ships to Ventspils, where it received German weapons and was supplied with everything necessary for
conduct of hostilities.
15 October 1944 renamed Waffen Grenadier Regiment der SS "Riga"
In December 1944, the regiment was disbanded, and its personnel were merged into the 15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (Lettische Nr. 1).
26. Schutzmannschaft Bataillon
The 26th Tukums police battalion was created by lieutenant colonel Alfred Gredzens on March 26, 1942 in Tukums and Jaunmok from volunteers from the Tukums, Bauska and Jelgava counties.
In early June 1942, the battalion received an order to withdraw to Belarus, parts of the battalion left between June 12 and 19, heading for the Parafyanovo station in the Begomlya-Pleschenitsa district, the headquarters arrived only on June 27. At that time, there were 473 people in the battalion. Upon arrival, the battalion also received two blue buses from Riga. Initially, the battalion carried out guard duty, but from July 9, it was involved in the fight against partisans, initially in the area of source of the Berezin River.
In the course of operations against the partisans, complex counterintelligence tasks were also carried out - officer Adamson, disguised as a Russian peasant, infiltrated the partisan brigade as an emissary from Moscow and lived there for 24 hours, obtaining information about partisan informants in the German communications center.
In late August 1942, the 26th Tukums Battalion participated in a wider anti-partisan campaign known as "Swamp Fever" (German: Sumpffieber).
In total, about 2300 people of the Waffen-SS, 3750 people of subordinate order police and about 800 people of the SD took part in it. During the operation, 389 partisans were killed in battle, 1,274 suspects were convicted and shot, and 2,350 Jews were executed. The operation began on 24 August and for its time the battalion was incorporated into the Barkholt Police Regiment.
When the battalion commander changed on August 25, the command was temporarily taken over by the commander of the 3rd company, captain Rudzitis, and the 26th battalion participated in the first sub-operation Sumpffieber-Nord
Treuenfeld 1, in addition, the 24th Talsi battalion and the 26th battalion were to block the Polov-Kashele-Osovets-Domzherichi-Kreiska line west of Postrekhtse.
On August 26, the 26th battalion was transferred to Nidal and Brody, where it participated in the 4th Sumpfiber Sub-Operation Sumpfiber-Nord Barkholt, combing the forests in the Mosticki area,
Khemki and Milnitsy. Until the end of the campaign on August 28, the 26th battalion practically did not come into contact
with partisans, reporting only one enemy shot at the end of the operation.
On September 6, a new commander, lieutenant colonel Karlis Aperats, arrived and the battalion was transferred to Tukhovichi, but on September 16 the battalion was again transferred to Hemioli, where, together with
The 18th Kurzeme battalion participated in combing the forest. and railroad security. On September 23 and 25, parts of the battalion were transferred to Kopila, where they were again used in the fight against partisans.
On October 31, the battalion was transferred to the Kozekov area, where it was used in the fight against significant partisan forces. On November 6, the battalion was assigned to the defense of Minsk, as the German leadership believed that the enemy would try to capture the city on the anniversary of the October Revolution.
On November 12, 1942, the battalion left for Riga by train, but was sent to Kraslava, where the battalion received winter uniforms and used German uniforms. On November 18, an order was received to go to the area of Lake Ilmen in the Novgorod region. On the morning of November 23, they reached the Grigorovo station, about 3 km from Novgorod, and immediately took up positions at the front.Uniforms of the German Air Force were issued, the battalion was subordinate to the 1st Field Division of the German Air Force. On its sector of the front, the battalion participated in local battles with the enemy and conducted reconnaissance.
On March 6, 1943, the battalion was subordinated to the headquarters of the 58th German rifle division, the German soldiers were placed between the battalion units at the front, dispersing the battalion.
From March 9 to March 11, the enemy launched a massive strike in the area of the 58th division, losing about 11,000 people killed, the 1st company of the 26th battalion also took part in the battles.
On March 28 and 29, the 2nd and 3rd companies of the battalion were transferred to Krasnoye Selo near Leningrad, the rest of the units also arrived in the coming days. On April 9, the battalion was transferred to Duderhof-Ost, where preparations began before incorporation into the Latvian Legion. On April 19, the 26th Tukums Battalion was included in the 43rd SS Grenadier Regiment of the 2nd Latvian SS Volunteer Brigade as the 2nd Battalion.
Dreaded and notorious police groups. Thank you for showing it. Impressive. Did you find or buy this yourself? Was it found in Belarus?
EKMs of the Latvian police units found in Latvia..
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