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ID tag 360th Cossack special fortress grenadier regiment of the ROA
Half of the death medallion of the second company of the 360th Cossack special fortress grenadier regiment of the ROA
During the Allied landings in Normandy, the regiment conducts active combat operations against the Allies as part of the 708th Infantry Division. The 708th Wehrmacht Division entered the battle in the northwest of France, as a result, near the city of Le Mans, during the evacuation, the main part of the division was defeated. The division commander, Major General Edgar Arndt, was killed on August 24, 1944. During the retreat, the 360th regiment of von Renteln encountered heavy fighting, while many eastern legions, mainly formed from the peoples of Asia, surrendered to the Allies without resistance. Soon the 360th regiment was surrounded by Allied units near the city of Perigueux in the Dordogne department. During the war, Perigueux was one of the centres of resistance in France, and was one of the centres of resistance in France. Despite the Allies' promises to "save the lives of the personnel" upon surrender, all officers of the 360th Regiment rejected any offers and tried to escape from the encirclement. As a result, after 3 days of fighting, the volunteers were able to escape from the encirclement and left the outskirts of Pergues on August 19, 1944
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Half of the death medallion of the second company of the 360th Cossack special fortress grenadier regiment of the ROA
During the Allied landings in Normandy, the regiment conducts active combat operations against the Allies as part of the 708th Infantry Division. The 708th Wehrmacht Division entered the battle in the northwest of France, as a result, near the city of Le Mans, during the evacuation, the main part of the division was defeated. The division commander, Major General Edgar Arndt, was killed on August 24, 1944. During the retreat, the 360th regiment of von Renteln encountered heavy fighting, while many eastern legions, mainly formed from the peoples of Asia, surrendered to the Allies without resistance. Soon the 360th regiment was surrounded by Allied units near the city of Perigueux in the Dordogne department. During the war, Perigueux was one of the centres of resistance in France, and was one of the centres of resistance in France. Despite the Allies' promises to "save the lives of the personnel" upon surrender, all officers of the 360th Regiment rejected any offers and tried to escape from the encirclement. As a result, after 3 days of fighting, the volunteers were able to escape from the encirclement and left the outskirts of Pergues on August 19, 1944
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