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Description: Welcome. You have arrived at The CRUSADER Project, either by a link on a discussion forum, or through a Google search using a clever search term or via Twitter. If you want to know what this project is about, start reading this page. If you have been here before, you may want to know what…
You have arrived at The CRUSADER Project, either by a link on a discussion forum, or through a Google search using a clever search term or via Twitter. If you want to know what this project is about, start reading this page . If you have been here before, you may want to know what has changed recently. You’re in luck, I recently added an updates page, which you can find at this link . If at any given time you want to return to the Table of Contents, simply click on the picture on the top of the page.
Apart from the main purpose, I am also always happy to help those who had relatives in this battle, regardless of which army they fought with. Simply drop me a comment on the relevant page. I have already been able to help some to learn more about the services and sacrifices made by their fathers or grandfathers, and it is one of the pleasures of this work to be able to do this.
Why am I doing this? My late grandfather served involuntarily in the Wehrmacht in the counter-battery branch of the artillery, fighting in Poland, Holland, Belgium, and France, before moving to Russia. He ended the war in Denmark. He died in 2010 of old age. His experience inspired me to learn more about this chapter in Germany’s history, and I ended up with this project, which is better suited to my language abilities than trying to do justice to the war in Russia.
Conspiracy and Chaos | a HaxoAngmarkSite