102 Page Caucasian Turkic Legion Volunteers German Army WWII Study on Data CD for Sale

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102 Page Caucasian Turkic Legion Volunteers German Army WWII Study on Data CD For Sale

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102 Page Caucasian Turkic Legion Volunteers German Army WWII Study on Data CD:
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In wars involving vast land masses in which the available manpower of a nation is severely taxed it may be expedient and necessary to use "volunteer" forces. It is gathered from this treatise that the basic mistake of the planners was that no previsions had been made for the use of this type personnel which resulted in two basic errors. These errors would appear to be that the possibility of the use of "volunteers" had not been considered previously, and that experience in "recruiting" and developing them was gained in the expensive and time consuming school of experience. It is entirely possible that a large and efficient body of troops could have been developed with timely plans and methods. While in no way related to the Prisoner of War Project (Project #14, Manuscript Number P-031) the manuscript to a certain extent deals with the German method of achieving similar results, i.e. inducting former members of the enemy forces and population to assist you. Students of psychological warfare will also find this manuscript valuable in the study of the characteristics of the various subdivisions of peoples mentioned as well as the stimulus that motivates their action. Contents include Caucasian and Turkic volunteers in the German Army, commanding foreign peoples, and commentary on the report of Dr. Seraphim concerning Turkic units.