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Becker (Female Agents)

Obersturmführer **Becker** was an SD officer under the command of Standartenführer Karl Heindrich. He was serving in occupied France, Paris, in 1944.

After the liberation of Paris he was taken prisoner by members of the French Resistance.

## Notes

* He is incorrectly wearing Waffen-SS infantry officer's shoulder boards instead of the toxic green piped Schutzpolizei shoulder boards the SD used since 1943.
Barrett (Disambiguation)

**Barrett** is a surname.

**Barrett** may refer to:

* Barrett, a British Army Corporal, in *Lilli Marlene*.
* Barrett, a U.S Army Private First Class, in *The Affair*.
* Barrett, a British Army Private, in *They Who Dare*.
* Donald Barrett, a RAF Group Captain, in *633 Squadron*.
* Joseph Barrett, a U.S Army Major General, in *Fireball Forward*.
Anton Kroll

**Anton Kroll** claimed to be Dutch and stuck on the Island as he no longer had a country to go back to and he no longer had a business. He was in the import and export business but he was in fact a Nazi Agent. He was paying the American, Joe Morgan, to supply German U-Boats with torpedos.

After he found out that Joe Morgan had really being rigging the torpedos to explode once the U-Boats were out to sea, he shot and killed him, but he was in turn shot and killed by Jim Taggart.
Archer (Disambiguation)

**Archer** is a given name and surname.

**Archer** may refer to:

* Archer, a Royal Navy sailor, in *The Battle of the River Plate*.
* Archer, a British Intelligence Corps officer, in *The Second Front*.
* Archer J. Maggott, a U.S Army Private, in *The Dirty Dozen*.
* Archer Sloan, a U.S Navy Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander, in *Torpedo Run*.
* Benjamin Archer, a U.S Army Private First Class, in *Alone We Fight*.
* Brendan Archer, a British Army Major, in *The Singapore Grip*.
* Douglas Archer, a British Police Force Detective Superintendent, in *SS-GB*.
* Harvey Archer, a USAAF First Lieutenant, in *The Thousand Plane Raid*.
* Jack Archer, a British Army Corporal, in *Foyle's War*.
Bauer (The Rat Patrol)

Oberst **Bauer** was one of Hauptmann Hans Dietrich's superiors in the Afrika Korps. He sent Dietrich and some of his men to destroy an Allied ammunition dump by impersonating the Rat Patrol. Although Dietrich failed, he did successfully steal what he assumed to be a top secret document concerning something called Operation Diamond. Upon opening it, he discovered it was just an announcement for a baseball game. He showed it to Bauer nonetheless. Although Dietrich was (rightly) convinced he'd been had, Bauer insisted it was some kind of American trick, and sent the paper to the Germans' cryptology department. Dietrich enjoyed a private laugh at his clueless and overly cautious superior's expense.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class with 1939 Clasp
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* Wound Badge (Black)
* Afrika Korps Cuff Title
Bertram Tracepurcel

Brigadier **Bertram Tracepurcel** is a soldier of the British Army and a senior officer in the War Office. He is involved with a secret operation known only as "Hatrack". He gets his nephew Private Stanley Windrush a place in the operation. After the operation Tracepurcel and his associate Private Percival Henry Cox fake their own deaths.

After the war, he and Cox are caught and arrested for dealing in counterfeit artworks.
Bamford

Bamford was a Half British half German, Nazi spy who tried to infiltrate British intelligence in order to find out who they were sending to Germany. But Bamford wasn't chosen so at some point made his way back to Germany where he hoped to track down the Allied agents. He found Robert Henshaw by accident when the two of them met in a police corridor. He interrogated Henshaw but he refused to give up any information until the very end, when Bamford had the Unterscharführer execute him.

Bamford then arrived at the Nazi V2 facility and began searching the papers of all the scientists there in hope of finding the Allied agents. He was killed when the V2 facility was bombed by the RAF.
Auschwitz Tuba Player

He was a Jewish man who was part of a group of musicians to play music for the new arrivals at Auschwitz concentration camp. When they began to play so called "Jew music", the Hauptsturmführer ordered them to stop and then shot the Conductor. When the musicians continued to play, he then shot them as well.
Becker (Werewolves of the Third Reich)

Hauptsturmführer **Becker** was a Schutzstaffel officer who worked under the command of Gruppenführer Hess and Dr. Josef Mengele. He was also having an affair with Mengele's wife, Ilsa Koch, and when Mengele found out he turned Becker into his first Werewolf soldier.

When Ilsa found out she snuck out of bed and was going to kill Becker but she decided to turn herself into a werewolf as well so they could still be together.

When the four American G.Is enter Camp 7, Becker, in his wolf form attacks Private Murphy and bites him before being shot by Private Reggie Brown. Ilsa is then shot by Murphy.
Benito Mussolini (Mussolini: The Untold Story)

**Benito Mussolini** was an Italian politician and journalist who founded and led the National Fascist Party. He was Prime Minister of Italy from the Fascist coup d'état in 1922 until his deposition in 1943, and Duce ("Leader") of Italian Fascism from the establishment of the Italian Fasces of Combat in 1919 until his execution in 1945 during the Italian Civil War.

## Awards

* Supreme Order of the Most Holy Annunciation
* Military Order of Savoy (Knight Grand Cross)
* Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus (Knight Grand Cross)
* Order of the Crown of Italy (Knight Grand Cross)
* War Cross for Military Valor
* Colonial Order of the Star of Italy
* Commemorative Medal for the Italo-Austrian War 1915-18
* Commemorative Medal of the Unification of Italy 1848 - 1922
* Commemorative Medal of the March on Rome

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Benito Mussolini. [1]

## Gallery

Benito Mussolini and Spogler.Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.Benito Mussolini and Galeazzo Ciano.Adolf Hitler, Vittorio Mussolini and Benito Mussolini.
Alexander Schmorell

Feldwebel **Alexander Schmorell** was a Russian-German Heer non-commissioned officer. He along with Hans Scholl were the founding members of the White Rose resistance movement in Nazi Germany. After their experiences at the Eastern Front, having learned about mass murder in Poland and the Soviet Union, Scholl and Schmorell felt compelled to take action. From the end of June until mid July 1942, they wrote the first four leaflets. Quoting extensively from the Bible, Aristotle and Novalis, as well as Goethe and Schiller, the iconic poets of German bourgeoisie, they appealed to what they considered the German intelligentsia, believing that these people would be easily convinced by the same arguments that also motivated the authors themselves. These leaflets were left in telephone books in public phone booths, mailed to professors and students, and taken by courier to other universities for distribution.

After the arrests of Christoph Probst and Hans and Sophie Scholl, Schmorell attempted to escape to Switzerland, but was eventually arrested on 24 February 1943, the day of his friends' funeral, after being recognized in an air raid shelter.

Alexander Schmorell was sentenced to death on 19 April 1943 at the Volksgerichtshof ('People's Court of Justice') in the second trial against the White Rose. On 13 July 1943, at the age of 25, Schmorell was put to death by guillotine along with Kurt Huber at the Munich-Stadelheim Prison.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Alexander Schmorell. [1]

## Gallery

Wagner, Graf, Furtwängler, Scholl, Wittenstein, Schmorell and Sophie.
Asumaniemi

Sotamies **Asumaniemi** is a soldier of the Finnish Army. He arrives to the frontlines in 1944 as a replacement looking to see combat and kill Russians. During the final battle he borderline suicidially storms Soviet trenches with his sub machine gun - killing dozens of enemies before being shot to the heart while changing magazine.
Benjy

Private **Benjy** was a soldier of the U.S Army. He was part of a six man paratrooper squad dropped behind the lines into Burma. They were on an extremely dangerous mission against the Japanese to help stop them from entering India from Burma. Marty was killed when they went to rescue Lieutenant Rulan H. Voss who had been captured by the Japanese.
Bertram

Untersturmführer **Bertram** is a SS-Totenkopfverbände officer serving in Dachau concentration camp where he serves as a Rapportführer. He is a cruel and sadistic officer in charge of a Pfarrerblock (Priest Barracks). He forces the priests held there to sing German songs. When one of them doesn't sing a song correctly enough for him, he hits him on the head with a metal bar every time he gets it wrong. Bertram then has him taken from the block and tied up on a crucifix complete with a crown of thorns. The priest is left to hang there until he dies. Later when Bertram tells Henri Kremer to follow him, Kremer goes to walk towards a newly erected crucifix expecting the same treatment but is surprised when Bertram tells him not that way.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* War Merit Cross 2nd Class
Bernes

Oberst **Bernes** was a Abwehr officer serving in the occupied Netherlands. He was in charge of Mark Landers, a captured British radio operator and cryptographer. Bernes and other Nazi officials forced Landers to send false and misleading radio messages to London in an attempt to undermine British intelligence. This resulted in the capture of numerous British operatives and resistance fighters.

Meanwhile, in Britain Lt Mary Wintergreen, said goodbye to her agent boyfriend Cpt John Guinness. Through the radio deception, John and other agents were captured. When John escaped he sent messages to Britain to contradict Landers' messages but the German's sent a balancing message saying that John Guinness himself was the double agent sending misleading information. When Guinness reached Britain he was put on trial for treason and was sentenced to hang, partly on Mary's own evidence.

In Holland the Dutch resistance leader, The Gorilla, led an attempt to release the British agents from the abbey where they were imprisoned. This was unsuccessful and most of the resistance fighters were killed. The Gorilla then met secretly with Bernes and tried to trade a list of British agents for his own brother's release.

Mary sneaked into Holland and made her way to a music shop in Amsterdam to try to track down Landers and clear Guinness' name. She narrowly evaded capture as the store owner was a double agent.

The Gorilla's brother was released, but his co-prisoners were allowed to watch his departure and suspected treachery. Mary, however was captured, and fell into the hands of Oberst Bernes. He showed pity on her, as they had a previous affair in Barcelona, and gave her free passage to the border. Owing to this unwarranted release Bernes was taken away for his own execution.
Beckman (The Rat Patrol)

Oberst **Beckman** was an Afrika Korps officer and war criminal who had tortured many Allied prisoners, including Sergeant Sam Troy once. He was known to the Allies as "Beckman the Beast." Troy captured him and his aide Hauptmann Seitel so Beckman could stand trial. Beckman repeatedly denied his identity.

When Seitel attacked and overpowered Troy, Beckman shot him with Troy's gun and switched insignia with him, so that when Sergeant Jack Moffitt and Tully Pettigrew arrived moments later, he passed himself off as his own aide and accused Troy of murdering the captured Oberst Beckman in cold blood.

However, Moffitt, Mark T. Hitchcock and Tully were able to acquire Beckman's personnel file from the office of General von Freleng and prove the truth. He was stripped of the real Seitel's insignia and taken away to face trial for war crimes.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class with 1939 Clasp
* Afrika Korps Cuff Title

## Gallery

Sam Troy, Seitel and Beckman.Seitel and Beckman.
Barton (Disambiguation)

**Barton** is a surname.

**Barton** may refer to:

* Barton, a Royal Marine Captain, in *Albert R.N.*
* Barton, a British Army Second Lieutenant, in *Bitter Victory*.
* Barton, a Flying Tiger Lieutenant, in *Flying Tigers*.
* Barton, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *Piece of Cake*.
* Barton, a RAF Squadron Leader, in *Stalag Luft*.
* Barton, a British Army Private, in *The Triple Echo*.
* Aloysius Barton, a USAAF Brigadier General, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Raymond O. Barton, a U.S Army Major General, in *The Longest Day*.
Basset

Company Sergeant Major **Basset** is a non-commissioned officer serving in the Western Desert, April 1941.

When a truck arrives, bringing from detention an outspoken Polish Private named Stashek Zhelinovsky. Basset takes an instant disliking to the new man, and sizes him up as a troublemaker.

Sergeant Basset hears shouting in the men's billet and investigates, only to find that many of the men seem to have been drinking in the billets. He notices an empty vodka bottle and then sees that Private Hills is inebriated. Just as he is about to deal with the drunk soldier, Stashek puts his arm around the sergeant and invites him to join the party. Basset orders two men to escort Stashek to the guard room, and Stashek winks at Philip Ashton as he is being taken away.

Sergeant Basset is drilling his troops in the proper way to fire from a "lying low" (prone) position. Stashek, awaiting his turn, decides to squeeze off a few rounds into the sand. When Basset confronts him, he accuses the sergeant of wasting the men's time, as they are all trained soldiers. Stashek takes it upon himself to "order" two men to take him to the guard house.

Thanks to the intervention of Captain Carbury, Stashek is back with the other men, though a medical examination is still pending.

The soldiers are engaged in small talk while preparing their kits for inspection. Sergeant Basset arrives, and the men snap to attention. Philip is told to write down the names of each soldier whose uniform and kit are unsatisfactory. When Basset finally comes to Stashek, he scatters Stashek's kit into the sand. Enraged, Stashek rushes toward the sergeant until Philip separates the two. Basset orders Stashek to the guard house, but Philip refuses to obey, claiming that the Polish soldier's kit was in perfect order. Basset tells Philip to consider himself under arrest, to be charged under Section 40. Further, the sergeant accuses Stashek of attempting to strike a warrant officer, but Philip denies the charge, suggesting that perhaps Stashek was only having a fit. Still standing in formation, Private Hills voices his agreement, and Basset orders him to be taken to the guard room, but Philip tells the men to stand fast. Philip tells Basset that the men are sick of him and other "superannuated blimps." Then Philip marches himself and Stashek to the guard house.

At a hearing before the commanding officer, Basset tells his side of what happened during inspection. When Philip attempts to give his own account, the Colonel stops him short, explaining that the only issue under consideration is his refusal to obey an order. He concludes that Philip is guilty of insubordination, adding that he is fortunate not to be charged with incitement to mutiny. The biggest point in Philip's favor, he reasons, is because Philip prevented Stashek from attacking the sergeant major. The Colonel suspects that "superannuated blimps" was also intended to describe him, and Philip tacitly confirms that assumption. The Colonel rules that Philip shall be reduced from NCO to the ranks, no longer a lance corporal.
Babbington

Lieutenant **Babbington** is an officer of the Royal Navy. He arrives in his submarine with Mortimer to pick up Second Lieutenant Brown and his men, Bolter, Finch and Ackroyd after they had been forgotten about for some time and left to fend for themselves on Adriatic island.

## Gallery

Brown, Ackroyd, Finch, Mortimer, Babbington and Elsa.
Baum (Disambiguation)

**Baum** is a German surname meaning "tree".

**Baum** may refer to:

* Baum, a SS Obersturmführer, in *Archives of Death*.
* Baum, a U.S Army Private, in *Combat!*
* Alfred Baum, a German Resistance member, in *The Traitor*.
* Dieter Baum, a Heer Soldat, in *Soldiers of the Damned*.
* Heidi Baum, a Gestapo member, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Heini Baum, a German Jew, in *Night of the Fox*.
Bastos

Soldat **Bastos** is a Heer soldier of the Spanish Blue Division serving on the Russian front. He is from the 6th Company, 2nd Battalion, of the 262nd Infantry Regiment. He is questioned along with Soldat Faustino and Soldat Pablito, about Luis del Águila. When Soldat Arturo Andrade asks him about the phrase "God is watching", he tells Arturo of a children's rhyme him used to know.

> *"God is watching, watching over all men, you have to die someday, you'll never know when."*
>
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Becker

**Becker** is a Waffen-SS officer who first appears in the film during the spring of 1933. The character is portrayed as a fanatical Nazi who obeys orders without questions. He becomes an early friend to Helmut Hoffmann, but it is made clear during the film that Becker's friendship with Helmut is a means to an end, and Becker usually meets with Helmut to ask for favors or to gain an advantage for himself.

When first introduced, Becker is a platoon officer of the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler. He is apparently an "old Nazi" and holds both the Honour Chevron for the Old Guard and the Golden Party Badge, indicating early Nazi Party membership prior to 1933.

In 1934, Becker leads a team of SS troopers during the Night of the Long Knives and is responsible for supervising the execution of several SA generals- he also unwittingly orders the arrest of Helmut Hoffman's brother Karl when the latter is present at the Bad Wiessee resort when the SA is attacked by the SS. Following this, Becker is not seen again until after the Anschluss of Austria in 1938, this time as an SS captain still serving in the Leibstandarte.

By 1944, Becker has risen to the rank of SS-Obersturmbannführer in the Waffen-SS but, oddly enough, does not appear to have earned any additional medals from those seen in 1938. His last appearance in the film is during an interrogation following the July 20th plot; his fate at the end of the war is unknown.

## Awards

* Golden Party Badge
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* German Sports Badge (Bronze)
* Honour Chevron for the Old Guard

## Notes

* He is shown wearing the Iron Cross Second Class, in 1938, which was not re-introduced in the German military until 1939.
* He is seen wearing the shoulder insignia of a lieutenant colonel on his captain's uniform.
Bernhardt Tellemann

Flieger **Bernhardt Tellemann** is a Luftwaffe airman serving on the island of St. Gregory.

Bernhardt was studying for a law degree when war broke out and he was called into the Luftwaffe. He is a navigator in the Luftwaffe; he is responsible for pressing the button that drops the bombs. He is on the deadly harbor raid that announces the Germans' arrival, when they invaded the island of St. Gregory, of the Channel Islands. Despite his youth, Bernhardt has a clear understanding of the horrific situation. He despises Hitler's views, but he is trapped in his army.
He is immediately attracted to Angelique Mahy, a British girl, and the two of them begin a relationship.
Axel von dem Bussche

### Name

Axel Ernst-August Clamor Franz Albrecht Erich Leo Freiherr von dem Bussche-Streithorst

### Rank

Hauptmann (Captain)
Major (Major)

### Portrayed by

Rupert Graves

Major **Axel von dem Bussche** was a Heer officer. He was part of the resistance led by German officers, who planned to assassinate Adolf Hitler.

## Awards

* War Merit Cross 2nd Class
* Eastern Front Medal

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Axel von dem Bussche. [1]

## Gallery

Axel von dem Bussche and Claus von Stauffenberg.Axel von dem Bussche and Claus von Stauffenberg.
Bert Bennett

**Bert Bennett** is performer of an ENSA troop who were sent to entertain troops of the British Expeditionary Force in France in 1940. After the fall of France the troop is then sent to North Africa.

## Gallery

Bert Bennett, Poskett and Peter Ribstone.Franz and Bert Bennett.Gavin, Gay, Fred, Bert, Peter, Patch and Una.
Auschwitz Violinist

He was a Jewish man who was part of a group of musicians to play music for the new arrivals at Auschwitz concentration camp. When they began to play so called "Jew music", the Hauptsturmführer ordered them to stop and then shot the Conductor. When the musicians continued to play, he then shot them as well.
Babette

Beautiful housekeeper **Babette** travels to England after the Nazis invade her home country of France. There, the British intelligence officers devise a plan for Babette to sneak back into France, where she could use her feminine charm on a key Nazi officer Schulz, gleaning valuable information for England. However, Babette, although willing and spirited, is naïve and untrained, making her less than ideal for matters of national security.
Auschwitz Conductor

He was a Jewish man who conducted a group of musicians to play music for the new arrivals at Auschwitz concentration camp. When he and the musicians began to play so called "Jew music", the Hauptsturmführer ordered them to stop and then shot the Conductor. When the musicians continued to play, he then shot them as well.
Bannister

Flight Lieutenant **Bannister** was an officer of the RAF.
He was one of three Mosquito pilots who launch an attack on the Chateau de Charlon in Northern France, along with Quint Munroe and Clark. There aim was to blow a hole in the surrounding wall to enable an escape route for the P.O.Ws being held there. Bannister is shot down by flak and crashes into and destroys the factory.
Bennett (Disambiguation)

**Bennett** is a surname sometimes used as a given name.

**Bennett** may refer to:

* Bennett, a British Army Private, in *The Password is Courage*.
* Archie Bennett, a British Army Corporal, in *Behind the Line: Escape to Dunkirk*.
* Bert Bennett, a ENSA performer, in *Desert Mice*.
* Gay Bennett, a ENSA performer, in *Desert Mice*.
* James Bennett, a Royal Navy Lieutenant, in *The Cruel Sea*.
* Lois Bennett, a ATS Private, in *World on Fire*.
* Tom Bennett, a Royal Navy Seaman, in *World on Fire*.
Bertram Ramsay (The Longest Day)

Rear Admiral **Bertram Home Ramsay** was the commander-in-chief of the Allied naval operations during the D-Day landings.

He is one of the officers who agrees with James M. Stagg on commencing D-Day on June 6th, stating those Americans who are going to Utah and Omaha beaches cannot stay on the ships any longer.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bertram Home Ramsay. [1]

## Gallery

Dwight D. Eisenhower, Bernard Montgomery, and Bertram Ramsay.
Barratt

German intelligence send Agents No 23 and No 16 to England to find and transmit back information from different sources, including conversations overheard in pubs, railway stations, shops and other public places. Agent No 16 is caught, but No 23 reaches his contact, Mr **Barratt**, a bookseller at Westport, who assigns him the job of infiltrating an ordinance depot. After he helps an ATS driver with a punctured tire, she invites him to a dance. There, he learns the unit has top priority for special equipment. Agent 23 makes it his task to find out why.

In the meantime, Barratt forces his employee, Dutch refugee Beppie Leemans, to discover the activities of the 95th Infantry. She informs him that the 95th Unit is expecting aerial photographs. Barratt sends Agent 23 to London to obtain the photographs. When Leemans realises the seriousness of what she has done, she stabs Barratt to death, but 23 returns unexpectedly and knocks her out. He then turns on the gas and makes it look like a murder–suicide. An agent manages to steal the briefcase containing an aerial negative, carelessly left unattended at a cafe by a wing commander. The officer believes his briefcase was taken by mistake and is relieved when it is returned to the cafe (after a photograph is developed). The photograph is smuggled to German intelligence and used to identify the 95th's objective. As a result, the Germans mobilize to ambush the 95's raid on the French coast.

The raid is carried out and deemed successful, albeit with heavy losses.

Back in England, we observe two careless talkers on a train, as they are monitored by Agent 23, who is seen taking notes.
Berta Weiss

**Berta Weiss** was a member the Weiss family; a group of moderately wealthy German Jews, headed by Dr. Josef Weiss a Polish-born general physician. her husband.

After Kristallnacht her son Karl Weiss was arrested Buchenwald concentration camp. Later Josef was deported to Poland as a foreign Polish citizen. Berta was forced to "sell" (leave) their home and Josef's clinic. She had her remaining children Rudi Weiss, and Anna Weiss, moved into their daughter-in-law Inga's apartment, relying on her and her reluctant, even hostile, Nazi-supporting family for their survival.

Rudi, than ran away. Anna became more distressed and, on New Year's Eve 1939, she ran out of the apartment in a huff. While walking, she was accosted and raped by a bunch of German SA stormtroopers. Nearly catatonic as a result, she was committed to Hadamar. She and others suffering from mental illness were killed under the Nazi Action T4.

Eventually, Berta was deported from Berlin to Warsaw, where she reunited with her husband Josef. She began teaching in the ghetto school, and Josef and his brother Moses Weiss became members of the Judenrat for the Ghetto.

In the Warsaw ghetto, the Weisses and others learned about the death camps and joined a resistance movement. They tried to save lives in any way possible. Josef used his position as doctor in the Ghetto hospital to rescue Jews from the trains by claiming they had contagious illnesses, and hiding them in a makeshift clinic in vacant buildings by the train platform. Moses Weiss and other fighters stockpiled weapons bought outside the ghetto and smuggled in. Franz Lowy, a printer, published resistance leaflets. Eventually Josef was caught and he and Berta, along with Franz and Chana Lowy, were deported to Auschwitz. Berta and Josef were later gassed.
Bart Manson

Captain **Bart Manson** is the captain of an oil tanker during World War II, who rescues Katherine Hall when her ship is sunk by a German U-boat. The couple marry, but Manson's ship is subsequently sunk as well. Hall becomes a prime suspect for involvement as she was carrying no identification when rescued. However Manson later discovers that his First Mate Fred Adamson is in fact a German agent responsible for the sinking, and Hall is cleared of any culpability.
Berger (The McKenzie Break)

Leutnant **Berger** was Luftwaffe officer being held as a P.O.W. at the McKenzie P.O.W. camp in Scotland. Kapitän zur See Willi Schleutter often implied that Berger and Rupert Neuchl were in a Homosexual relationship. He was last seen helping helping Hauptmann Kranz after their barracks' roof collapsed on top of them and they were buried in dirt. The dirt was from the escape tunnel and had being hidden in the roof space of the barracks. The roof was collapsed deliberately by Schleutter in order to help distract the guards and aid his and his men's escape.
B. Kemper

Lieutenant **"B. Kemper"** was the identity assumed by a German officer serving under Hauptmann Hans Dietrich. His real name was never given. He murdered the real B. Kemper and took his place in order to rendezvous with the Rat Patrol to obtain a map showing the location of Allied defenses. Sergeant Jack Moffitt and Tully Pettigrew found the real Kemper in the ocean. Sergeant Sam Troy suspected Kemper of being a phony and was proven correct when Dietrich appeared with his men and captured them all. Dietrich demanded the information on Allied defenses from Troy. The fake Kemper was killed in an ambush by Mark T. Hitchcock.
Auschwitz Clarinetist

She was a Jewish woman who was part of a group of musicians to play music for the new arrivals at Auschwitz concentration camp. When they began to play so called "Jew music", the Hauptsturmführer ordered them to stop and then shot the Conductor. When the musicians continued to play, he then shot them as well.
Bergman

Soldat **Bergman** was a soldier of the Heer serving in North Africa.

Soldat Bergman was an Afrika Korps soldier serving under Major Hans von Falken. He was one of the men who accompanied Feldwebel Kraus to Bir Acroma in search of its well. When the Germans were ambushed by the Allied troops defending the structure, Bergman and Kraus were the only two survivors. Against Kraus' advice, Bergman surrendered, and the two were quickly captured.

American Master Sergeant Joe Gunn offered the two water. When Kraus refused out of pride, Bergman timidly joined him in turning down Gunn's offer. However, when Gunn had Kraus taken away, and again offered Bergman water, this time if he'd tell him and Captain Halliday the strength of their force, Bergman gave in and told them. He then happily drank the water.

After this, Gunn released both men and their returned to von Falken. Under questioning, Bergman admitted he'd told Gunn the number of men under von Falken's command, and an enraged von Falken drew his sidearm and shot the young soldier dead on the spot.
Adolf Hitler (The Devil's Mistress)

The Führer **Adolf Hitler** was the leader of Germany. He had to get involved with the affair of Lída Baarová and Joseph Goebbels and tell him that with the coming annexation of the Sudetenland, his affair with a Czech actress was an impossibility.

## Awards

* Golden Party Badge
* Iron Cross 1st Class (WW1)
* Wound Badge (Black) (WW1)

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Adolf Hitler.[1]

## Gallery

Joseph Goebbels and Adolf Hitler.Joseph Goebbels and Adolf Hitler.
Battalion Commander

The Podplukovník was the commander of the Czechoslovak 11th Infantry Battalion – East, serving in North Africa. He along with the rest of the 11th Infantry Battalion were attached to the Polish Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade, which was besieged in Tobruk in Libya.

## Notes

* He is presumably based on the real commander of the 11th Infantry Battalion, Karel Klapálek, but his name is never mentioned in the film.
Baker (Appointment in London)

Wing Commander Tim Mason is nearing the end of his third tour of operations, meaning that he has flown nearly 90 missions over Germany. Having twice volunteered to continue operational flying, Mason is keen to make it a round 90 "ops", but just as he is nearing the end of his tour he receives orders banning him from further flying. Meanwhile, losses are mounting and several raids are being seen as failures, so that some of the members of his crews, Flight Lieutenant Bill Brown and Pilot Officer Peter "The Brat" Greeno among them, are thinking that there must be a "jinx" at work. Soon afterwards, "The Brat" is caught sending unauthorised telegrams off the station. These turn out to be written to his wife, Pam, rather than anything more sinister; however, Mason reprimands Greeno for the lapse in security. A few days later, Greeno's aircraft fails to return from a raid and Mason agrees to meet Pam, who has asked to see him.

With only one more flight to go, he accepts that the decision to ground him was for his own good, and he visits Brown's aircraft as Brown and his crew prepare to take off on a mission. As the crew board the Lancaster the large 4,000 lb "cookie" bomb that is part of the bomber's load, slips from the bomb shackles and injures one of the crew. With no time to obtain a replacement crew member, US observer "Mac" Baker takes his place. Mason decides to go as well, to reassure the crew's worries about the jinx, and the bomber takes off.

During the attack on the target, the Pathfinder plane directing the raid is shot down, causing the remaining bombers to begin bombing inaccurately. Hearing and seeing this, Mason takes the Pathfinder's place on the radio, broadcasting corrections and accurate instructions, and the bombing becomes accurate again. Listening-in to the Pathfinder's broadcast back in Britain, Mason's commanding officer, Group Captain Logan hears Mason's voice and realises that he's disobeyed orders and flown on the operation. However, Mason's intervention turns the raid from a probable failure to a success, so on Mason's return Logan greets him at his aircraft.

At the end of the mission, Mason, along with Eve Canyon, Brown and Greeno's wife Pam, take a taxi to Buckingham Palace to receive an award from King George VI.
Bauer (The Misfit Brigade)

Gefreiter **Bauer** was a Heer Panzertruppe soldier serving under the command of Hauptmann Erich von Barring. He was a farmer who was in the penal unit because he had been convicted of stealing a Wehrmacht truck so he could sell one of his pigs.

He was stabbed during a knife fight with a Russian soldier. He saved Unteroffizier Siegfried's life by doing so, but lost his own.

## Gallery

Bauer and Hugo Stege.Beier, Bauer, Porta and Stege.
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Unterfeldwebel **Bauer** was a German NCO serving under Major Schroeder in occupied Yugoslavia. He was a bookish and unassuming soldier who was taken prisoner by Keith Mallory and Mike Barnsby when they sneaked into the Chetnik camp to rescue their imprisoned comrades. They forced Bauer to take them to the cells where their friends were being interrogated by the SS and the Gestapo. The two quickly freed their fellow soldiers and overpowered Schroeder and the interrogators, but mostly ignored Bauer due to his seemingly harmless nature.

This proved to be a mistake, as Bauer took advantage of being overlooked and grabbed a P38 pistol and pointed it at the Allies. He shot and killed Doug Reynolds (mostly by accident) when Reynolds attempted to tackle him and take the gun. An enraged Barnsby then gunned down Bauer in revenge, setting off a chain reaction which saw all the present Germans get killed, and also resulted in a firefight between the Allies and several German soldiers who'd come running in response to the gunfire.

## Notes

* Although he is addressed as Unterfeldwebel (Sergeant), he has the insignia of an Obergefreiter (Corporal).
Arturo Andrade

Soldat **Arturo Andrade** is a Spanish soldier of the, 2nd Infantry, Logistics and meat processing, serving at Molevo on the Northern sector of the Russian Front. He is a former police inspector, now serving his country as a Spanish volunteer in the Wehrmacht. He is traveling with Unteroffizier Espinosa when Espinosa notices the frozen horses in a lake, he asks if any of the men are from meat processing and Arturo raises his hand and goes down to the horses to see if the meat is salvageable for the Division to eat. It's then that they notice a body mounted on one of the horses, is the body of a Spanish soldier. Arturo finds that his throat has been cut and he has the words "God is watching" carved into his chest. Arturo is called to the HQ where he meets Oberstleutnant Navajas del Río and Major Reyes Zarauza who have decided to task him with handling the investigation as he is a former police inspector. Arturo believes that the murder is related to Freemasonry. There is also a second hypothesis: that the victim is a pro-Soviet agent infiltrated into the Division.

## Gallery

Arturo Andrade and Espinosa.Espinosa and Arturo Andrade.Espinosa and Arturo Andrade.
Benito Mussolini

**Benito Mussolini** was an Italian politician and journalist who founded and led the National Fascist Party. He was Prime Minister of Italy from the Fascist coup d'état in 1922 until his deposition in 1943, and Duce ("Leader") of Italian Fascism from the establishment of the Italian Fasces of Combat in 1919 until his execution in 1945 during the Italian Civil War.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Benito Mussolini. [1]
Berthold Ditten

Hauptsturmführer Dr. **Berthold Ditten** is an SS-Totenkopfverbände officer and the camp doctor at a concentration camp.

A famous German stage actress, Emmy Ritter, is held at his camp. She is scheduled to be executed soon, but the sympathetic Ditten, has been a fan of hers since childhood and offers to deliver a letter from her to her children.

Ditten later encounters her son, Mark, at a concert and gives him his mothers letter.

Ditten drugs Emmy into a coma, making it appear as if she has died. He tells Mark what he has done. Mark sends longtime family servant Fritz Keller to collect the coffin, but the American's nervousness raises the suspicion of the political police and he is brought to the camp for questioning. He is finally allowed to take his mother's body away.

## Notes

* He incorrectly has rank insignia on both of his lapels.
* His shoulder strap is also incorrect.
Artie Crawford

**Artie Crawford** was a Northern Irish World War II veteran who, on the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, decided to secretly escape his care home and embarks on an arduous but inspirational journey through Ireland and across to France, to pay his final respects to his best friend and find the courage to face the ghosts of his past.

On D-Day +2, they came under attack, and Artie froze in fear. His best friend Charlie Lennon got him to his feet and told him to follow him but moments later, Artie saw Charlie get blown to pieces by a German artillery shell. Artie blamed himself the rest of his life for the death of Charlie.

## Awards

* 1939-1945 Star
* France and Germany Star
* Defence Medal
* War Medal 1939–1945
* Military Medal
Beimler

Hauptmann **Beimler** was a Heer officer who was in charge of a Nazi nuclear test facility. He had Dr. Luca Gruenewald held there, working on the weapon.

He was killed by a Russian soldier named Ivan Pozarsky.

## Awards

* Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves.
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* Pilot's Badge (Silver)

## Notes

* He is first seen with the rank of a Heer Oberst, but later seen with the correct rank of a Heer Hauptmann.
* His cap bears a SS eagle rather than an Heer one.
* His cap also has a Luftwaffe cockade rather than a Heer one.
* He is later seen wearing a black leather coat with the correct rank of a Hauptmann.
* When he is at the opera, he is seen wearing a grey SS uniform and still with the rank of a Hauptmann. Whilst there he also wears his medal ribbons and aiguillette on the opposite side of his uniform.
* His belt buckle is an SS belt buckle.
* His Oberst rank insignia is lined black which would show he is a Pioneer, but when he is seen wearing his Hauptmann insignia it is lined white, showing he is infantry.

## Gallery

Schott and Beimler.Beimler and Schott.Beimler and his wife.
Bauer (Disambiguation)

**Bauer** is a German surname meaning "peasant" or "farmer".

**Bauer** may refer to:

* Bauer, a SS Oberersturmführer, in *Crimean*.
* Bauer, a U.S Army Captain, in *Fireball Forward*.
* Bauer, a Heer Unterfeldwebel, in *Force 10 from Navarone*.
* Bauer, a SD Untersturmführer, in *Süskind*.
* Bauer, a Heer Gefreiter, in *The Misfit Brigade*.
* Bauer, a Heer Oberst, in *The Rat Patrol*.
* Erich Bauer, a SS Oberscharführer, in *Escape from Sobibor*.
* Fritz Bauer, a Heer Soldat, in *War Pigs*.
* Patricia Bauer, a Abwehr agent, in *The Rat Patrol*.
* Rolf Bauer, a Heer Leutnant, in *X Company*.
* Von Bauer, a Heer Generalmajor, in *Chetniks! The Fighting Guerrillas*.
Alan Gerrard

Major **Alan Gerrard** was a British Army officer serving in Tunisia, North Africa 1943.

As the North African Campaign drew to a close, and the German and Italian forces were being pushed back on Tunis, a company of British Infantry were tasked with holding a small Arab farm against an expected last-ditch counter-attack; the farm's water tower was used as an observation point by a few Royal Artillery spotters. To defend the farm Lt. Colonel Derry picked a company led by Major Alan Gerrard; these men had been in the thick of the fighting around Tunis and were greatly reduced in number (down to barely two platoons). So Gerrard's company set out on foot for the farm; on the way they were joined by Royal Artillery Captain Dickie Mead and his signaller, Ames. Arriving at the farm, Gerrard's men expelled the occupants and dug slit trenches in front of the farm. With the water tower and its ladder in clear view, Mead decided to wait until just before dawn to climb it. The following day Mead used his position to target artillery fired on to the German forces. All went well until the Germans sent out a reconnaissance patrol to pinpoint the observation post, but Gerrard's men successfully repulsed the attack.

With the Germans now sure of the British troops’ position, it became a test of nerve for seasoned troops and new boys alike. All of them stuck it out until they were finally ordered to retreat with their mission deemed successful. Mead decided to stay behind and cover their escape with artillery fire, leading to the death of Sergeant-Major Gill and Private Middleditch. When Mead finally succumbed to German fire, only the injured Gerrard was left. With the Germans in the farm and his surviving men well on their way to safety, the now mortally wounded Major radioed for the artillery to totally destroy the farm, killing both Gerrard and the Germans' last chance of advancing further on this front.
Ben Kerr

Lieutenant General **Ben Kerr** was a British Army officer and old friend of Captain Jack Connor. When Conner was attending a hearing where he was facing disciplinary action for assaulting a superior officer, he was saved from demotion, by his old friend, Lieutenant General Kerr. Kerr recruited Conner into Military Intelligence and sent him to McKenzie P.O.W camp in Scotland. He was to find out what was going on there because there had been trouble since the old German highest ranking officer had died.

## Awards

* Royal Victorian Order
* Military Cross
* Africa General Service Medal
* 1914-15 Star Winners
* British War Medal
* Victory Medal
* King George V Silver Jubilee Medal
* King George VI Coronation Medal
* Territorial Force War Medal
Barton (The Triple Echo)

In England during World War II, Alice, a woman running a farm in the countryside, discovers a young man named **Barton** roaming the fields. He helps around the farm and the two become friends, then lovers. Barton decides to desert the army. Alice offers him refuge in exchange for help running the farm in the absence of her husband, who has been taken prisoner by the Japanese. Barton puts Alice's ailing dog out of its misery by shooting it with her husband's shotgun.

When the military police begin to search for Barton, he must take measures to avoid being caught, so Alice helps him form the disguise of a woman, whom she says is her sister Jill. However, Barton tells people that his name is Cathy. A sergeant soon begins to take a liking to "Cathy". As Christmas approaches, the sergeant returns to invite Alice and Cathy to a Christmas party. Alice declines, but Barton, wanting to get out and have some fun, accepts the offer. Alice warns him against doing so.

During the party, the sergeant and another soldier take Cathy and a young woman into a back room to have sex, but when Jill forces the sergeant away he realises that Cathy is really a man. Barton escapes, and the military police follow and hunt him near to the farm house where Alice is waiting. Because Alice does not want Barton to suffer at the hands of the soldiers, she shoots him dead with her husband's shotgun.

## Gallery

Alice and Barton.Alice, Barton and Sergeant.Sergeant and Barton.Sergeant and Barton.Sergeant and Barton.
Bert Duke

Private **Bert Duke** is a soldier of the British Army serving as a soldier of the Essex Regiment, part of the British Expeditionary Force in Northern France. He and the men he served with came under attack and fled to an abandoned farm house with the Germans in hot pursuit. The Germans asked the handful of soldiers to come and and surrender and all do except for Greg Jackson and Bert. As soon the soldiers leave the abandoned farm house the Unteroffizier in charge orders his men to open fire, killing all of the surrendering British soldiers. The Germans soon leave after the Unteroffizier checks the farm house poorly. Greg and Bert then make their way to a church and catch up on some sleep but are soon awoken by a Frenchman, Henri Hurot, and his daughter, Christabelle, who bring them some food and wine. Henri tells them that the Germans are all over and that they should leave the area. He also tells them the direction they should go to get to the coast. Just as Henri is about to leave Major Klaus Hofmann arrives with Soldats Holger Fuhrmann and Egon Faber. He takes Christabelle hostage and takes the guns away from Greg and Bert. Hofmann then takes the wine and begins drinking before he asks Henri some questions. When Hofmann doesn't get the answers he wants he turns his attention to Christabelle and attempts to rape her in front of her father. Henri of course tried to stop him but was shot by Hofmann. Christabelle then wet herself with terror and Hofmann drop his pistol in disgust. As he turned around Christabelle picked up his pistol and shot him and Holger which caused Egon to shoot Bert in the neck but it didn't kill him, and to shoot Christabelle. As Egon was in shock that he had shot Christabelle he went to check on her and was attacked by Bert. The two fought and whilst Egon choked Bert to death with his rifle, Greg retrieved his rifle and shot Egon but was unable to save Bert.

## Notes

* He is armed with a Lee-Enfield No. 4 even though it didn't come into service until 1941.
Ben Harvey

Private **Ben Harvey** was a Jewish, U.S Army soldier and one of seven surviving American soldiers who band together to get back to the safety of their own lines. As none of them know each other, it is the perfect hiding place for a German Hauptmann, who is disguised as a G.I. Harvey was stabbed by the disguised German whilst he guarded the German sniper who had shot Private Harry Miller. The next morning the other men awake and assume that the German Sniper had caught Harvey sleeping and killed him to escape.

## Gallery

Ben Harvey and Calhoun.Sam McLease and Ben Harvey.T.I, Sam and Harvey.
Benito Mussolini (Lion of the Desert)

**Benito Mussolini** was an Italian politician and journalist who founded and led the National Fascist Party. He was Prime Minister of Italy from the Fascist coup d'état in 1922. In 1929 he appointed Rodolfo Graziani as his sixth governor to Libya, confident that the eminently accredited soldier and fascist Grande could crush the rebellion and restore the dissipated glories of Imperial Rome.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Benito Mussolini. [1]

## Gallery

Benito Mussolini and Rodolfo Graziani.Benito Mussolini and Rodolfo Graziani.
Barney Doyle

**Barney Doyle** is an officer of the U.S Navy.

The American submarine *Grayfish*, under Lieutenant Commander/Commander Barney Doyle, searches for the *Shinaru*, one of the Japanese aircraft carriers that led the attack on Pearl Harbor. Doyle receives word that the target has an escort, including a transport ship *Yoshida Maru* carrying his wife and child, who were captured in the Philippines.

As luck would have it, *Grayfish* finds the ships. Doyle's second in command, Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander Archer Sloan tries to talk his friend out of risking the lives of his family, but Doyle proceeds with the attack. To their horror, their torpedoes sink the transport. The Japanese make no attempt to rescue the survivors, hoping to lure the sub to the surface. Doyle is forced to leave the prisoners to drown.

Doyle manages to follow the *Shinaru* into Tokyo Bay itself and tries again to sink his nemesis, but fails and barely escapes from Japanese destroyers. The *Grayfish* then returns to Pearl Harbor. There, Vice Admiral Setton wants to promote Doyle to a desk job, but his anguished second-in-command Sloan begs on behalf of his friend and superior officer for and gets one last chance at the *Shinaru*. Sloan turns down a command of his own to accompany him.

Doyle is assigned a quiet, out-of-the-way patrol area off the Alaskan coast, but fortune is with him. He encounters the *Shinaru* once more. The sub sustains some damage from a collision with a boom and has to launch its attack using sonar only. After the torpedoes are away, the sub is sent to the bottom by the *Shinaru's* escort with depth-charges. The crewmen are able to exit and use Momsen lungs to reach the surface, where they are rescued by a sister sub, who sinks the escort. When they are brought aboard, they are told that they have sunk the *Shinaru*.