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	Albert Kesselring at AllExperts
		Kesselring was born in Marktsteft, Bavaria Germany, on 8 August 1881.
		In December 1941, Kesselring was appointed as Commander-in-Chief South with command of all Luftwaffe units in the Mediterranean and North African theaters.
		Kesselring was transferred to Germany as Commander-in-Chief West in March 1945, and later designated as Commander-in-Chief South.
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	Albert Kesselring - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kesselring was born in Marktsteft, Bavaria Germany, on 30 November 1885, he was the son of a schoolmaster.
		In December 1941, Kesselring was appointed Commander-in-Chief South with command of all Luftwaffe units in the Mediterranean and North African theaters.
		Kesselring was reprieved and released from prison in 1952 in consideration of his ill health.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Albrecht_Kesselring (465 words)

	Albert Kesselring
		Kesselring remained in the armed forces and was promoted to major general in 1932.
		In August 1943 Kesselring led the retreat from the southern regions of Italy.
		Kesselring, the only one of the early field marshals not to be sacked by Hitler, was taken prisoner on 6th May 1945.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /GERkesselring.htm (1146 words)

	Albert Kesselring
		Kesselring was born in Marktsteft, Bavaria, Germany, as the son of a schoolmaster.
		Kesselring succeeded in keeping Rome an open city, avoiding the destruction of many artistically important Italian cities, including Rome, Florence, Siena and Orvieto.
		Kesselring was reprieved and released from prison in 1952 in consideration of his ill health.
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	Kesselring: Biography
		Kesselring is considered one of the half dozen most talented generals of World War II.
		Kesselring launched daylight raids on London but aircraft losses were excessive and their failure led to the indefinite postponement of Operation Sealion.
		Field-Marshal Albrecht von Kesselring was born in Bavaria in 1885.
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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Albrecht
		Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von (1583–1634) Duke of Friedland (1625), Duke of Mecklenburg (1629), Czech magnate and military entrepreneur.
		At the outbreak of the THIRTY YEARS WAR he remained loyal to Emperor Ferdinand II and in 1621 was made governor of Bohemia, a position from...
		Albrecht Guilty in Slaying; Montgomery Officer Declared `Grossly' Negligent by Judge
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	Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A Bavarian gunner officer who transferred to the expanding secret air force in 1933, Kesselring rose to command Luftwaffe units in the Polish invasion of 1939, and in the Belgium invasion of 1940, authorizing the bombardment of Warsaw, of Rotterdam, and of the retreating troops during the Dunkirk evacuation.
		However, his task was fundamentally hopeless; the High Command's seeming indifference to Allied air superiority meant that Kesselring fialed to receive the equipment and supplies he considered necessary to the situation he was facing.
		The situation had by then, however, deteriorated too far and Kesselring was forced to surrender on 7 May. His death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
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	Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring
		Kesselring is considered one of the half dozen most talented Generals of World War 11.
		In 1941 Kesselring was sent to Itily and made Commander in Chief, sharing with Rommel the direction of the North African campaign.
		In rome where his head quarters was situated, Kesselring often lost touch with events on the Front but his constant theme was the need was the need for more aircraft in the Mediterranean which would have been decisive.
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	Ireland Information Guide , Irish, Counties, Facts, Statistics, Tourism, Culture, How
		Kesselring was informed of the landings at ~0300, on the 22nd.
		Kesselring initially considered that a successful defense could not be made if the Allies launched a major attack on the 23rd or 24th.
		Kesselring ordered an attack on the beachhead for 28 January, though it was postponed to 1 February.
	www.irelandinformationguide.com /Operation_Shingle (1136 words)

	History of Albrecht Kesselring
		Kesselring is ordered to concentrate his forces in the Pas de Calais
		Kesselring sees Operation Hercules as being essential if Suez is to be captured
		Kesselring's plan to capture Malta is agreed by Hitler & Mussolini
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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Kesselring,
		MacKenzie Kesselring, Inc. Gains Two New Web and E-commerce Clients; Company Celebrates Fifth Anniversary With an Expanded Focus On Internet and Web Technology Companies.
		Lauris Norstad, Albrecht Kesselring, and Their Relevance to the Twenty-First Century Air Force.
		Detecting 'death disguised': Krista Kesselring describes how coroners in the early modern period tried to establish the cause of death in disputed cases.
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	1943 continued
		Rommel returned to the Wehrmacht in northern Italy while Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring took charge of the south and General Heinrich von Vietinghoff’s 10th Army met the Allied invasion on 9 September.
		The landing at Salerno, called "Operation Avalanche," was met with heavy German resistance, and the British forces did not advance much either, although their 1st Airborne division was already marching inland.
		When Hitler found out about Italy’s surrender, he was furious but Field Marshal Kesselring persuaded him not do overreact with his forces because there was not enough German military strength there to back it up.
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	Situation Report
		In Italy, German Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring continues his masterful defense against superior Allied forces.
		However, his outmanned and outgunned force, depleted by transfers to other fronts, is being driven slowly north.
		Now the British Eighth Army is assailing Kesselring’s Gothic Line in the east, while the U.S. Fifth Army hammers the German defenses to the west.
	home.wanadoo.nl /cclinks/abtf/situat~1.html (754 words)

	war and social upheaval: World War II -- biographies Mark Clark
		German General Albrecht Kesselring focused his forces on the Americans at Salerno, but withdrew when he was unable to dislodge the American bridgehead.
		Kesselring was able to set up another strong defensive poiton in northern Italy--the Gothic Line.
		This meant that the Allies were forced to crack a third German line and took substantial casualties.
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	Heinrich Vietinghoff
		General Albrecht Kesselring withdrew his forces to what became known as the Gustav Line on the Italian peninsula south of Rome.
		It was not until troops led by General Wladyslaw Anders (Polish Corps) and General Alphonse Juin (French Corps) that the monastery was taken on 18th May, 1944.
		Vietinghoff succeeded General Albrecht Kesselring as supreme German commander in Italy on 23rd March 1945.
	www.world-war-2.info /figures/heinrich-vietinghoff.php (523 words)

	book 2 - chapter 18
		He renders the Nazi salute and says, "Field Marshall Rolf Kesselring reporting." With that, he and other staff officers are escorted into the conference room.
		It is very analytical, harshly to the point and is the first of a number of steps in transforming his image from that of a librarian into an effective combat commander.
		Kesselring's thoughts wander far from preparation of the operation order and go back, back to his childhood.
	www.theeuclidavenueproject.com /book_2_chapter_18.htm (4582 words)

	Amazon.com: Kesselring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kesselring: A Soldier's Record by Albert Kesselring (Leather Bound - 1994)
		A history of the Redfox and related families: With detailed information on the following families, Kesselring, Sparling, and Hewson, all closely related...
		Kesselring: A Soldier's Record by Albert (S.L.A. Marshall, Intro) Kesselring (Hardcover - 1994)
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	Kommandobefehl
		He claimed that since commandos were ordered not to take prisoners, they would not be taken as prisoners, either.
		Generals like Erwin Rommel and Albrecht Kesselring did not obey the order but relied on the Geneva conventions.
		Hitler later expanded this order to include all captured Allied pilots.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ko/Kommandobefehl.html (145 words)

	Stories
		The enemy German army under the direction of Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring had stopped the Fifth Army at Monte Cassino some 100 miles south of Rome and the Allied High Command had already established the time line for the Normandy coast invasion.
		This operation was led by the capable and resourceful Field Marshall Albrecht Kesselring who organized the retreat into a series of effective defenses that took advantage of the mountainous terrain and made the progress of Clark’s Fifth army a costly and slow process.
		Kesselring now had the authority and resources to proceed with his "fortification-in-depth programme" at the Gustav Line that would force the Allies to consider a flanking amphibious attack.
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	Heinrich Vietinghoff
		Field-Marshal Kesselring had given express orders that no German soldier should enter the Monastery, so as to avoid giving the Allies any pretext for bombing or shelling it.
		I cannot testify personally that this decision was communicated to the Allies but I am sure that the Vatican found means to do so, since it was so directly interested in the fate of Monte Cassino.
		Not only did Field-Marshal Kesselring prohibit German soldiers from entering the Monastery, but be also placed a guard at the entrance gate to ensure that his orders were carried out.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /GERvietinghoff.htm (1318 words)

	Belote, Once in a Blue Moon (abstract) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Once in a Blue Moon: Airmen in Theater Command—Lauris Norstad, Albrecht Kesselring, and Their Relevance to the Twenty-First Century Air Force
		Colonel Belote offers two detailed biographical case studies on Gen Lauris Norstad and Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring.
		He complements his historical inquiry with findings based on interviews with senior Department of Defense officials coupled to an analysis of the recent literature on joint command.
	www.au.af.mil /au/aul/aupress/catalog/CADRE_Papers/Belote_P12.htm (162 words)

	Kesselring Products
		Kesselring, Joseph~Arsenic and Old Lace NEW @ CAIMAN!
		Kesselring by Kenneth John MacKsey (1978) HB DJ Kesselring The Making of the Luftwaffe Macksey HC 1978
		Kesselring: German Master Strategist of the Second W...
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	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Alfred Jodl Gerd von Rundstedt Albert Kesselring* Heinrich Himmler This officer headed the American occupation of Japan at the conclusion of the war in the Pacific.
		Ernst Udet Albrecht Kesselring* Hugo Sperrle Erhard Milch ?'Smiling Al' ran a brilliant defensive campaign with very little in the way of supplies and support to slow down the Allied forces in Italy.
		Kesselring Model Rommel Keitel ?"Smiling Albert" Kesselring* was one of the most skilled German Generals of WWII.
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	Timelines - This Day in Alternate History
		Keitel's Army secures the town of Fischhausen, west of Koingsberg, the final assault on the city is prepared for.Thallies armies in Italy hear the notification that an assault on Germany through the Alps is under preparation.
		Frustrated by the Wehrmacht's lack of progress in Italy,Hitler orders Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring to stage an amphibious assault on the Allies at the port of Anzio.
		Just to show how out of touch these states are, they send a letter addressed to President Frist stating why they have left the union, not knowing he has been dead for several months.
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	Top Secret Tales of World War II by William B. Breuer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Top Secret Tales of World War II Winston Churchill once remarked that the secret warfare waged in World War II equaled " the most fantastic inventions of romance and melodrama." William Breuer vividly confirms that assessment with these compelling accounts of Allied and Axis intelligence throughout World War II.
		Meet Sidney Cotton, a British businessman and aviator who took the Luftwaffe’ s General Albrecht Kesselring aloft for a test flight at a German air show and then coolly snapped valuable reconnaissance photographs after handing the controls over to the Nazi officer.
		Shadow the covert armada that shipped the foundation of Great Britain’ s financial security— including $2.5 billion in gold— from London to the Bank of Canada in Ottawa, without suffering a single loss from U-boats at the height of the Battle for the Atlantic.
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	Bernard Law Montgomery
		Patton now turned east along the northern coast of the island towards the port of Messina.
		Meanwhile Montgomery and the 8th Army were being held up by German forces under Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring.
		The Allies carried out several amphibious assaults attempted to cut off the Germans but they were unable to stop the evacuation across the Messina Straits to the Italian mainland.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/Montgomery.html (1728 words)

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	Dwight David Eisenhower
		Meanwhile General Bernard Montgomery and the 8th Army were being held up by German forces under Field Marshal Albrecht Kesselring.
		The 5th Army took Naples on 1st October and later that day the 8th Army captured the Foggia airfields.
		General Albrecht Kesselring now withdrew his forces to what became known as the Gustav Line on the Italian peninsula south of Rome.
	www.world-war-2.info /figures/dwight-d-eisenhower.php (2565 words)

	Amazon.com: Kesselring: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kesselring stood ready to open his defence against accusations of committing...
		GE/government consortium even named a nuclear test-reactor site the K.A. Kesselring Site.
		Joseph Kesselring's "Arsenic and Old Lace": A Study Guide from Gale's "Drama for Students" (Volume 20, Chapter 2) (Digital - Nov 15, 2004) - Download: PDF
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	Inventory of the Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft Collection: Manuscript and Pictorial Material 1592-1754Processed by Helmi ...
		Author(s) : Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von, Herzog von Friedland, 1583-1634
		Title : Letter : Aschersleben, from Albrecht von Wallenstein, Herzog von Friedland : ALS, 1626 Jul. 25.
		Author(s) : Albrecht, Herzog von Sachsen-Eisenach, 1599-1644 (FG17)
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