French SS Charlemagne Division & LVF: The French who fought for Germany October 6, 2023 Unipro2013main Historical, History, Soldiers Stories WW2 </p> <h2>French SS Charlemagne Division & LVF: Hitlers last defenders</h2> <p> During WW2 thousands of French soldiers fought for Germany as both part of the Wehrmacht and later the SS. The LVF or Legion of Foreign Volunteers agaisnt Bolshevism (“Légion des volontaires français contre le bolchévisme”) was a French unit which fought on the Eastern Front. They participated very briefly in the Battle of Moscow, but were mostly used to fight partisans. Later the LVF was merged into the SS Charlemagne Division, a division of troops which also fought on the Eastern Front against the advancing Soviet Forces in Pomerania and Galicia, before finally being among Adolf Hitlers last defenders in Berlin in 1945. Very few members of the division survived but a number managed to return to France after the war where they mostly resumed normal lives.</p> <p>If you’re interested in World War II history, be sure to check out this video! And remember to like, subscribe and comment!<br /> <br /> Credit to : WW2 Stories</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here :
