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Left to right: General Gerd von Rundstedt, General Werner von Fritsch and Colonel General Werner von Blomberg at the Neue Wache in Berlin, 1934. The Blomberg–Fritsch affair, also known as the Blomberg–Fritsch crisis (German: Blomberg–Fritsch–Krise), was the name given to two related scandals in early 1938 that resulted in the subjugation of the German Armed Forces to Adolf Hitler.
维尔纳·爱德华·弗里茨·冯·勃洛姆堡（Werner Eduard Fritz von Blomberg，1878.9.2~1946.3.4），又译布隆伯格，纳粹德国陆军元帅。1878年出生于施塔加德贵族军人家庭，1904年进入军事学院，1908年进入德军参谋本部，第一次世界大战时在西线有突出表现。1933年晋升为步兵上将，1933年至1937年任希特勒的国防部长 ...
Werner von Blomberg trat am 13. März 1897 nach dem Besuch der Haupt-Kadettenanstalt in Groß-Lichterfelde als Sekondeleutnant in die preußische Armee ein. Der Sohn vom Oberstleutnant Emil Leopold von Blomberg und dessen Ehefrau Emma Marie Louise Adelheid , geborene von Tschepe, kam dabei zum 1. Hannoversches Füsilier-Regiment Nr. 73.
19 de ago. de 1999 · Field Marshal Werner von Blomberg (far right) found himself in love and in scandal, causing a political fallout with his Führer. (Bundesarchiv Bild 102-01817A) In January 1938, the 60-year-old defense minister of Nazi Germany, Werner von Blomberg, seemed on top of the world. Less than two years before, German Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler had ...
Werner von Blomberg was born in Stargard, Germany, on September 2, 1878. He joined the German Army and served as a second lieutenant in the 73rd Fusilier Regiment. He attended the War Academy (1904-07) before joining the General Staff in 1908. On the outbreak of the First World War, Blomberg was General Staff Officer with the 19th Reserve Division.
Werner Eduard Fritz von Blomberg, född 2 september 1878 i Stargard in Pommern, död i allierat häkte 14 mars [1] [2] 1946 i Nürnberg, var en tysk generalfältmarskalk. Han var minister för riksvärnet 1933, krigsminister och överbefälhavare ( Oberbefehlshaber über die gesamte Wehrmacht ) 1 juni 1935 – 26 januari 1938.
Werner von Blomberg took a break from his honeymoon in Capri, Italy and returned to his office in Berlin, Germany. 25 Jan 1938 Hermann Göring informed Adolf Hitler the shady past of Werner von Blomberg's new wife; Hitler dismissed Blomberg immediately but told him that he would call on him again if the country ever needed his service.
