Most likely a Luger 9mm.
it MIGHT have been a luger, not likely though because they replaced that with the walther p38 9mm pistol, i know he atleast had that because theres a picture of him somewhere i saw. He was walking with one of his generals and inspecting the army. you can see under his nazi suit and jacket a holster on his belt with a walther p38.
believe it or not, there was a record somewhere where he personally went to Russia and may have shot 1 or 2 russians himself with it.
The Luger was the standard issue weapon, although there were Mauser's and Walther's also carried.
The Luger was a standard issue sidearm in WW1. The P-38 pistol replaced it in WW2.
Wehrmacht or German Army
Yes. The standard British sidearm was the Webley revolver in .455 caliber. The US had changed from the .38 revolver as the standard issue in 1911, to the .45 Colt ACP automatic (which remained the standard sidearm into the 1980s) but there were undoubtedly still officers carrying the .38, out of preference or lack of availability of the .45 automatic. Many men carried "unofficial" pistols and revolvers, such as the Colt .45 "Peacemaker" (actually the "Single Action Army", which had been the official sidearm until 1892) were always popular. US pilot Frank Luke, the only US aviator awarded the Medal of Honor while the war was going on, crashed behind enemy lines after being gutshot while shooting down three balloons, and pulled out his .45 revolver to shoot it out with German troops closing in to capture him, and went down fighting. The standard French sidearm was the Lebel Model 1892 revolver.
The battle of Stalingrad was a disaster from which they never recovered . Following this the wehrmacht fought a mostly defensive war . Losing the battle of Kursk was the death knell .
He was Chancellor of Germany, which meant overseeing all aspects of his Nazi government, the German public, and the multiple fronts the Wehrmacht (German Army) was fighting on.
Polnische Wehrmacht - World War II - was created in 1944.
If you meant "pistols", the M1911A Colt semiautomatic pistol chambered for .45ACP was the Army's standard sidearm from World War I through the Vietnam era.
The wehrmacht refers to the German armed forces of WW2.
The Luger was a standard issue sidearm in WW1. The P-38 pistol replaced it in WW2.
sidearm and a rifle.
War crimes of the Wehrmacht happened in 1940.
Between 12-13 million soldiers served in the German Defense Force - or Wehrmacht - in the Second World War.
Yes, it was the standard sidearm in all branches of the US military until finally replaced in the 1980s. So it was also used in Korea and Vietnam.
"Wehrmacht" is German for "Defense Force". The Wehrmacht was the German army from 1935 until 1945, the end of the war. The Wehrmacht were organized into 3 branches. The "Heer" or army, "Luftwaffe" or air force, and the "Kriegsmarine" or navy (translated it means war navy). These branches were made up of mostly German conscripts however in some case Poles, Czech's, and those of other nationalities fought along side the Wehrmacht though not many.Contrary to popular belief the Wehrmacht were NOT Nazis and the SS/Waffen SS(SchutzStaffel or protective squadron) were not part of the Wehrmacht. The Wehrmacht were merely people forced or voluntarily recruited as soldiers to defend Nazi ruled Germany.
World War 2 officially began when Adolf Hitler sent the Wehrmacht (army) to invade Poland on September 1, 1939.
Wehrmacht or German Army
World War Two was officially started due to the invasion of Poland by the German Wehrmacht & SS troops on September 2nd, 1939.