Otto Carius was a German soldier who fought in World War II. He was born on May 27, 1922 and is remembered for his participation in Operation Barbarossa and the Battle of Narva. During the war, he destroyed close to two hundred tanks, making him one of the most successful tank commanders of the war.
Age, Biography and Wiki
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About
Remembered for his participation in Operation Barbarossa and the Battle of Narva, this member of Nazi Germany's army destroyed close to two hundred tanks during World War II.
Before Fame
He was awarded the Wound Badge following his first World War II battle (in 1941).
Trivia
After the conclusion of the war, he studied to be a pharmacist at Heidelberg University and penned a war memoir titled Tigers in the Mud.
Family Life
Born in Zweibrücken, Weimar Republic, he died in his native Germany in his early nineties.
Associated With
Carius and German Field Marshal Gerd Von Rundstedt both fought on the wrong side of history during World War II.