The special units to kill the Jews were the Einsatzgruppen (often referred to in English as 'mobile killing units').
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The Soviet Union
yes. mostly by German units................
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It stands for 'Blitzkrieg' which means 'Lightning war' in German.
The Channel Islands were occupied by Germany during WW2.
The Soviet Union
The Soviet Union
The special units to kill the Jews were the Einsatzgruppen (often referred to in English as 'mobile killing units').
Mobile killing units (Einsatzgruppen) were used extensively in what was then the Soviet Union (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, etc.). The German armies were followed by these mobile killing units. They first went into action on 25 June 1941 when they carried out large-scale massacres in Kaunas, Lithuania.____The Soviet Union, which at that time included:RussiaUkraineBelarusLatviaLithuania
These units were infantry armed with long bow.
These units were infantry armed with long bow.
See: "Battle of Singapore"
No new Warhammer armies come out or ever will come out. The ones released will stay released. If a new army came out it would coincide with all the other armies' storylines and units and it will wreck the entire concept.
The generals were the officers who led brigade sized units, divisions, corps, and armies.
They don't. All armies choose from the same list of strategems in the cities of death expansion. Some legendary units have automatic strategems, for example, the stone-crusher carnifex comes with the wrecker strategem.
With Air and Ground units, Germany invaded the Soviet Union (Russia).
Many of them were 2nd rate troops, there because of recovering from wounds, or impressed into the German Army from other foreign armies. (soldiers taken prisoner by the Germans were often given the choice of prison or fighting in the German Army) . -On the Atlantic wall, many of the defensive guns were French or other captured weapons. There was not much ammunition for these and more than a few German units simply ran out of ammunition on D-Day.