1933 Soviet Sniper Manual and other things

[ssgross]

what copy did you read?

I read the English translation I linked to above. It might not be there since your page 72 reference in Allerberger could very well be what I was remembering.

Generally the Germans went to the Soviet Union to instruct the Soviets and not the other way around.

equally interesting.

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[Riter]

I read the English translation I linked to above. It might not be there since your page 72 reference in Allerberger could very well be what I was remembering.

LOL @ myself. I thought you underlined and didn't realize it was a link. We read the same one then. There's actually information in her diary if you know how to interpret it. I mentioned it in my own writing and includes:

1) units she served with (bounced around so they were not a division asset)
2) joined in infantry assualts (sometimes a no-no)
3) Girls didn't have sex but women did (distinction they made among themselves)
etc.