Kommando

AWB "kommando" members currently detained in terms of Article 29 of the Secrtuty Act. They are being held in connection with the theft of arms and ammunition from the defence force at the Group ❋ Unknown (1993)

Robota organized a rebel group within the kommando and made contact with the Jewish underground in the camp. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Robota worked in the clothing kommando (labor unit) where the personal belongings of the dead were sorted; over time, she attained a relatively high status at this post. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What I do have is a company list from an Unterföhring work kommando listing where his name appears as a medic. ❋ Unknown (2007)

On only 3 occasions was the Man of Confidence permitted to visit kommando camps for inspection. ❋ Unknown (2000)

In the same month, an American enlisted man on kommando was paid the equivalent of $13.00 a month. ❋ Unknown (2000)

Similarly, the 1400 man kommando working daily in the debris of Munich, was not paid because the labor performed by them was considered, by the Germans, to be "emergency" labor; to which anyone resident in the Reich was subject without pay. ❋ Unknown (2000)

The camp was set up by the kommando to show support for rightwing ❋ Unknown (1994)

It means killer traffic warden, kommando traffic warden, kung fu traffic warden! ❋ Elton, Ben (1991)

British commando halted to-day would not reach Fauresmith until evening to-morrow; a Boer _paarde kommando_ will have done its fifty miles by the time one of our 'crawlers' outspans for breakfast. ❋ Lionel James (1913)

Camp authorities tried to have PW’s volunteer for duties - a practice which the MOC advised against except in the case of farm work, which was less unpleasant than other kommando duty. ❋ Unknown (2000)

Nevertheless, before going to Stalag 17B, many volunteered for kommando duty, merely to get on the other side of the compounds’ barbed wire and have more liberty. ❋ Unknown (2000)

Fenden gjev meg den venlegaste raadi; eg tek kuten, fenden; hælane mine stend til din kommando; eg tek kuten. " ❋ Martin Brown Ruud (1913)