Did the German Army have leave (R and R) for troops during WWII?

Answer: Yeah they had a much better system than we did.​ The Germans would put.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Did the German Army have leave (R and R) for troops during WWII? Walt Miller, B.A. from The University of Tennessee (1981) Written 20h ago Yeah they had a much better system than we did. The Germans would put a unit in the line and it would fight on without receiving reinforcements. After it was shot up to some...  Read More » How embarassing is it to be strip searched at the airport? Michael Fairgate, lives in The United States of America Written 19h ago I've had them done to me a few times. Doctors notes really don't work. I had a metal screw placed in my right ankle and another one in my knee. I even carried a x-ray pictu...  Read More » How has television censorship changed over the years? David Reyes Written Tue To begin with, I offer these images. . Of Barbara Eden. First from the "I Dream Of Jeannie" tv show… This was the Genie costume. Very tame by today's standards. However in 196...  Read More » In Stalingrad, the Soviets captured 90,000 and only 5,000 returned alive, while the Bagration Soviets captured 57,000 Germans. Overall, how many German soldiers did the USSR capture in WWII and how many returned alive and when? Michael Mills, worked at Australian Public Service (1973-2001) Written Aug 22 The post-war German Federal Republic set up the Maschke Commission to determine how German personnel had become POWs in Soviet hands between 1941 and 1945, and how many of ...  Read More » What actor is as tough as his on-screen persona? Iain Hewitt, Daddy to one, uncle to many, Bar boss and spirit nut. Written Aug 23 Two guys that immediately came to mind: The Man With The Golden Gun, former Nazi killer and officer of the Special Operations Executive, the man who told Peter Jackson that ...  Read More » What innocent movie had bad unintended consequences? Sean Kernan, Son of Quora Written Aug 24 The Princess and the Frog was released in 2009, grossing $250 million dollars at the box office despite having only a $105 million dollar budget. A success by all measures. ...  Read More » Could Germany have negotiated peace in 1943? What terms can they get? Bob Alexander, Studying WWII since read Rise & Fall of the 3rd Reich in '61 Updated Aug 28 I would bet against it. IF Germany ever had any chance of negotiating peace, it ended early in 1943. I can think of four very good reasons why this was so. I will be shocke...  Read More » How did you know that you wouldn't make a good mathematician? Alexander Farrugia, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Malta (2016) Written Aug 30 This is a very good question. I won't answer this question for myself, because I always knew that I would make a good mathematician — maybe not a great one, or an exception...  Read More » Can a pilot get a speeding ticket for flying too fast? Jim Thurber, former Navy Pilot at United States Navy (1980-1992) Written Aug 29 I was giving a student a lesson in his Cessna 182, Albuquerque, New Mexico. We had just practiced short field landings at Los Lunas (about 30 miles south of ABQ) when we sp...  Read More » Are there any times in history that armies actually sent out their best fighters to duel before a battle? Ethan Müller, History Student Written Aug 26 Yes. There were many such battles that opened up with a duel by two 'champions', the best fighters from either side. A battle that comes to mind was the Battle of Kulikovo (...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/