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.
PaulJ wrote:There is another issue here besides blame for Germany's defeat, that is the question of the extent to which Guderian was opposed by the established interests of the German higher command during the formative years of his theories and the early years of the war.or a truly outstanding examination of the First World War stormtroop tactics background to the sort of thinking that (with the addition of panzers) became blitzkrieg, see Stormtroop Tactics by Bruce Gudmundsson.