Weihsien Internment Camp The Weihsien Internment Camp (Chinese: æ½ å¿ é ä¸­ è¥; pinyin: WÃ©i xiÃ n JÃ­zhÅngyÃ­ng; WadeâGiles: Wei 2 hsien 4 Chi 2 chung 1 ying 2) was a Japanese operated âCivilian Assembly Centerâ in the former Wei County (Chinese: æ½ å¿; pinyin: WÃ©i xiÃ n; WadeâGiles: Wei 2 hsien 4), located in the present-day city of Weifang, Shandong, China.
According to, Kenneth Macksey in his book, `Guderian, Panzer General `. Guderian died on the 17, May 1954 due to declining ill health. Macksey does not go into detail.
The Germans used blitzkrieg tactics to startling effect in Poland (1939), France (1940), Russia (1941), and the Ardennes (1944), although technically speaking, true blitzkrieg ala Guderian was used only in the first two campaigns (Guderian would later be sacked for disagreeing with Hitler's decisions in Russia).