Wilhelm Tieke

Wilhelm Tieke (born January 16, 1923 in Görike ; † September 15, 2012 in Gummersbach ) was a German military writer. Tieke learned the saddlery trade . He participated in the Second World War as a member of the Waffen SS . Until 1959 he ran his parents-in-law's farm in Görike. Then he moved to the Oberbergischer Kreis and worked for the automotive supplier Teves in Bergneustadt . As a part-time job and after his retirement in 1986, Tieke wrote military history books with a focus on World War II for right-wing extremist publishers such as Winkelried-Verlag , Munin-Verlag and Pour le Mérite-Verlag . In addition, Tieke wrote a volume for the series Der Landser in 1966 and published it in Der Freiwillige , the magazine of the veterans of the Waffen SS.

"A restless march was our life" belongs to the autobiographical literature. Munin-Verlag, 1977.

Publications (selection)

At the hot spots on the Eastern Front , 2007.

In the firestorm of the last years of the war , 2006.

The end between the Vistula and the Elbe 1944/45 , Stuttgart: Motorbuch-Verl., 2003

... in the last contingent 1944-1945 , (Hungary-Galicia-Slovakia-Silesia) (SS PG - Division Horst Wessel), Troop Comradeship 18/33 (2002)

After the zero hour , Gronenberg, 1987.

Up to zero hour , Gronenberg, 1987.

The end between Oder and Elbe , 1981.

The Finnish volunteer battalion of the Waffen-SS , Munin-Verlag, 1979.

Our life was a restless march , Munin-Verlag, 1977.

In the firestorm of the last years of the war , Munin-Verlag, 1975.

Air transport to hot spots on the Eastern Front , Munin-Verl., 1971.

The Caucasus and the Oil , Munin-Verl., 1970.

Loyalty tragedy , Munin-Verl., 1968.

Der Landser / No. 422. Storming into no man's land , 1966.

Anke Mortsiefer: The manuscript found again by chance in the attic . In: Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger , August 2, 2002.