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Bergmann Battalion : ウィキペディア英語版
Bergmann Battalion
The Special Group Bergmann or the Bergmann Battalion ((ドイツ語:Sonderverband Bergmann)) was a military unit of the German Abwehr during World War II, composed of five German-officered companies of the Caucasian volunteers.
== History ==

The Bergmann battalion was formed of the émigrés and Soviet POWs from the Caucasian republics at Neuhammer in October 1941. Subordinated to the German commando battalion Bau-Lehr-Bataillons z.b.V. 800 and placed under the command of Oberleutnant Theodor Oberländer, the unit received training at Neuhammer and Mittenwald. Later a special 130-men-strong Georgian contingent of Abwehr codenamed “Tamara-II” was incorporated into Bergmann. By March 1942, there were five companies of some 300 Germans and 900 Caucasians:
#Georgian
#North Caucasian
#Azerbaijan
#Georgian
#Staff company, composed of 130 Georgian émigrés
In August 1942, Bergmann went to the Eastern Front, where it saw its first action in the North Caucasus campaign in August 1942. The unit engaged in anti-partisan actions in the Mozdok-Nalchik-Mineralnye Vody area and conducted reconnaissance and subversion in the Grozny area. At the end of 1942, Bergmann conducted a successful sortie through the Soviet lines, bringing with them some 300 Red Army defectors, and covered the German retreat from the Caucasus. Bergmann went through a series of hard-fought engagements with the Soviet partisans and regular forces in the Crimea in February 1943 and was dissolved – like other Ostlegionen units – at the end of 1943. The significantly shrunken ex-Bergmann companies were dispatched to conduct police functions in Greece and Poland.〔 Hoffmann, Joachim (1991), ''Kaukasien 1942/43: Das deutsche Heer und Orientvoelker der Sowjetunion''. Freiburg, S. 46–47, 56, 195, 267. ISBN 3-7930-0194-6〕
The Bergmann group used as insignia a traditional Caucasian dagger (kindzhal) with curving blade, worn on the left side of the cap. Made of yellow metal, it was 7 cm long.〔Williamson, Gordon & Pavlović, Darko (2002), ''World War II German Battle Insignia'', p. 43. Osprey Publishing, ISBN 1-84176-352-7〕

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