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The Battle of Berlin was the final major campaign of the European Theatre of World War II, fought between the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany and the Red Army of the Soviet Union.  It began with the Battle of the Seelow Heights on 16 April 1945 and concluded with the Battle in Berlin.

Units are listed as they were deployed from North to South on 16 April.

Northern Sector

Third Panzer Army
General of Panzer Hasso von Manteuffel

 Swinemunde Corps
 General of Infantry John Ansat
 2nd Naval Division
 402nd Naval Division
 522nd Grenadier Ausbildung Regiment Stab
 27/172 Füsilier Ausbildung Battalion Rostock
 94th Grenadier Ausbildung Battalion Rostock
 4/222 Grenadier Ausbildung Battalion Rostock
 48/374 Grenadier Ausbildung Battalion Neubrandenburg
 89/368 Grenadier Ausbildung Battalion Schwerin
 85th Hungarian Regiment Stab
 Hungarian infantry school Varpalota
 Brigade Kopp
 Alarm Regiment 4
 Alarm Regiment 5
 Stab Artillery Ausbildung Regiment 2 Schwerin
 257th Artillery Ausbildung Battalion
 12/32 Artillery Battalion
 38/2 Artillery Battalion Schwerin
 22nd Flak Ausbildung Battalion

 XXXII Corps
 General of Infantry Friedrich-August Schack
 1st Panzerjägd Battalion
 Combat group Voigt
 Volkssturm Battalion 244
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/50
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/52
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/62
 281st Infantry Division
 379th Regiment  (I. Battalion)
 1098th Regiment (I. & II. battalions)
 Battalion Creuz
 Volkssturm Battalion Hessen Nassau
 One Festung Alarm Battalion
 549th Volksgrenadier Division
 1097th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. battalions)
 1099th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. battalions)
 1549th Artillery Regiment (I. to IV. Battalions)
 Other units
 1549th Pioneer Battalion
 549th Replacement Battalion
 549th Füsilier Battalion
 549th Panzerjäger Battalion (3 companies)
 929th Heeres Artillery Battalion (2 heavy batteries with 2 guns each)
 3rd Flak Regiment
 605th Heavy Flak Battalion (6 batteries)
 325th Heavy Flak Battalion (7 batteries)
 474th Heavy Flak Battalion (8./616 Flak Battalion - 10,5 cm x 8 guns)
 437th Heavy Flak Battalion (6 batteries)
 Regiment Pommern 4 (II. & III. battalions)
 Marine Alarm Battalion
 Recce battalion of the 4th SS Polizei Division
 one battalion of 5th Jäger Division
 one HJ Battalion
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/11
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/29
 Volkssturm Battalion 26/70
 Another battalion
 SS Latvian Feldersatz Depot
 SS Latvian Grenadier Regiment 1 (I.-IV. Battalions) - detached in Swinemünde
 SS Latvian Grenadier Regiment 2 (I.-IV. Battalions, IV. Battalion with only 72 men)
 SS Latvian Grenadier Regiment 3 (I.-III. Battalions)
 Fortress Stettin
 Grenadier Regiment 418 (I. & II. Battalions) from 281st Security Division
 281st Füsilier Battalion from 281st Security Division
 1st Fortress Infantry Regiment (I. & II. Battalion) former 43rd Fortress Regiment (with 1453rd & 1454th Fortress battalions)
 2nd Fortress Infantry Regiment (I. & II. Battalion) former 44th Fortress Regiment (with 1455th & 1457th Fortress battalions)
 3rd Fortress Infantry Regiment (I. & II. Battalion) former  Over & Roy Alarm battalions
 4th Fortress Infantry Regiment (I. & II. Battalion) former Benner & Laase Alarm battalions
 5th Fortress Infantry Regiment (I. & II. Battalion) former 1st Marine Infantry Battalion & Feldersatz Battalion + police company
 85th Fortress M.G. Battalion
 Stettin A Fortress M.G. Battalion
 Fortress Pioneer Battalion
 3132nd Artillery Regiment (II. (3., 4., 7., 8. batteries every one with 5 x 7,62 cm (Russian)) & III. (9.& 10. batteries every one with 4 x 15 cm & 11. & 12. batteries, every one with 6 x 7,62 cm (Russian)) battalions)
 3156th Fortress Flak Battalion (3147th (6 x 10,5 cm (French)) & 3148th ( 6 x 12,2 cm (Russian) Fortress Flak batteries)
 3158th Fortress Flak Battalion (1., 2. & 3. Batteries every one with 4 x 15,2 cm (Russian))
 VIII Fortress Pak Regiment
 XVI Fortress Pak Verband (comp. 4, 7, 8, 10)
 XXVII Fortress Pak Verband (comp. 1-6, 8 & 10)
 725th Pioneer Battalion (4 companies)
 555th z.v.B. Pioneer Regiment
 Fire security Battalion (3 companies)
 96th Pioneer Battalion (4 companies)
 254th Pioneer Battalion (3 companies)
 IV/ Waffen SS Grenadier Regiment (3 companies)

 Oder Corps
 Obergruppenführer Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski
 Fs E. u. A. Regiment 1
 284th Sturmgeschütze Brigade
  Infantry Group Klossek
 1604th (Russian) Regiment (2 battalions)
 89/IV Hungarian Battalion
 Volkssturm Battalion Genssen
 one Battalion F.A. Oder
 II./3 SS Regiment
 610th Infantry Division
 1. SS Police Brigade
 Volkssturm Battalion Hamburg
 Volkssturm Battalion Brandenburg
 Volkssturm Battalion

Second Belorussian Front
Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky

Second Shock Army
Colonel General Ivan Fedyuninsky
 98th Rifle Corps
 142nd Rifle Division
 281st Rifle Division
 381st Rifle Division
 108th Rifle Corps
 46th Rifle Division
 90th Rifle Division
 372nd Rifle Division
 116th Rifle Corps
 86th Rifle Division
 321st Rifle Division
 326th Rifle Division
 161st Fortified Region
 8th Guards Tank Corps
 58th Guards Tank Brigade
 59th Guards Tank Brigade
 60th Guards Tank Brigade
 28th Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade

Sixty-Fifth Army
Colonel General Pavel Batov
 18th Rifle Corps
 15th Rifle Division
 37th Guards Rifle Division
 69th Rifle Division
 46th Rifle Corps
 108th Rifle Division
 186th Rifle Division
 413th Rifle Division
 105th Rifle Corps
 44th Guards Rifle Division
 193rd Rifle Division
 354th Rifle Division

Seventieth Army
Colonel General Vasily Popov
 47th Rifle Corps
 71st Rifle Division
 136th Rifle Division
 162nd Rifle Division
 96th Rifle Corps
 1st Rifle Division
 38th Guards Rifle Division
 165th Rifle Division
 114th Rifle Corps
 76th Guards Rifle Division
 160th Rifle Division
 300th Rifle Division

Forty-Ninth Army
Colonel General Ivan Grishin
 70th Rifle Corps
 139th Rifle Division
 238th Rifle Division
 121st Rifle Corps
 42nd Rifle Division
 199th Rifle Division
 380th Rifle Division

Nineteenth Army
Colonel General Vladimir Romanovsky
 40th Guards Rifle Corps
 10th Guards Rifle Division
 101st Guards Rifle Division
 102nd Guards Rifle Division
 132nd Rifle Corps
 18th Rifle Division
 27th Rifle Division
 313th Rifle Division
 134th Rifle Corps
 205th Rifle Division
 272nd Rifle Division
 310th Rifle Division
 3rd Artillery Corps
 1st Artillery Division
 18th Machine Gun Artillery Division

Fifth Guards Tank Army
Colonel General Vasily Volsky
 29th Tank Corps
 53rd Motorized Rifle Brigade
 25th Tank Brigade
 31st Tank Brigade
 32nd Tank Brigade

Front Reserve
 3rd Guards Cavalry Corps
 5th Guards Cavalry Division
 6th Guards Cavalry Division
 32nd Cavalry Division
 26th Artillery Division
 1st Guards Tank Corps
 1st Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 15th Guards Tank Brigade
 16th Guards Tank Brigade
 17th Guards Tank Brigade
 3rd Guards Tank Corps
 2nd Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 3rd Guards Tank Brigade
 18th Guards Tank Brigade
 19th Guards Tank Brigade
 8th Motorized Corps
 66th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 67th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 68th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 116th Tank Brigade

Center Sector

Army Group Vistula
Colonel General Gotthard Heinrici

Ninth Army
General of Infantry Theodor Busse
 Sturm Battalion AOK
 Hitlerjugend Nahkampf Brigade (I. to IV. Battalions each w 4 companies).

 CI Corps
 General of Artillery Wilhelm Berlin
 406th Volks Artillery Corps (I. to V. Battalions II. & IV. each w 2 companies, the others w 3 companies)
 111th Sturmgeschutz Lehr Brigade
 Parachute Panzerjägd Brigade "Pirat" (from 541st Volksgrenadier Division)
 15th Schweres werfer Regiment (II. Battalion (3 companies - each 6 x 15 cm))
 53rd Flak Regiment (336th Battalion - 7/751 (2 x 8,8 cm), 1/185 (4 x 10,5 cm), 4/336 (4 x 10,5 cm), 2/336 (4 x 10,5), RAD 3/785 (3 x 10,5 cm), 1/339 (6 x 8,8cm + 3 x 2cm), 1/876 (3 x 3,7 cm), RAR (6 x 3,7 cm), FKT (3 x 3,7 cm) 2/871 (15 x 3,7 cm))  I./13 Battalion - 8 companies, 402nd Battalion - 10 companies)
 182nd Flak Regiment (I./19 Battalion (3 companies 4 x 8,8 cm + 3 x 2 cm + 1 company 12 x 3,7 + 12 x 2 cm), I./54 Battalion (4 companies 4 x 8,8 cm + 3 x 2 cm + 1 company 12 x ? cm + 2 x 2 cm), leichte 87 Battalion (1 company 12 x 3,7 cm + 1 company 18 x 2 cm + 1 company ? x 2 cm )
 16/69 Volkssturm Battalion
 16/128 Volkssturm Battalion
 4 Volkssturm companies (16/75, 16/123, 16/511, 16/67/1)
 5th Jäger Division
 56th Jäger regiment
 75th Jäger regiment
 5th Jäger artillery regiment
 606th Division Stab z.b.V.
 Schatten Regiment A (I. & II. Battalions + 14. Company)
 Regiment Sator (battalions Bählkow, Gorny & Spandau)
 Regiment Rohrde (Battalion Potsdam & Alarm? Battalion 67)
 Police Landschützen Battalion Bremen (606th Füsilier Battalion? (3 companies))
 606th Artillery Regiment (III. (2 light batteries - each 4 guns & 1 heavy battery with 4 guns) & IV. (2 heavy batteries each with 6 guns + 1 heavy battery 5 x 15,2 (Russian guns))
 1606th Panzerjäger company (7 PaK 75 mm)

 3rd Panzer A. u. E. Battalion (3 companies - armored cars)
 309th Berlin Infantry Division
 Wachregiment GrossDeutschland (I. & II. Battalions + 13. & 14. companies)
 652nd Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 653rd Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 309th Artillery Regiment (I. (1-3 companies with 3,4 & 4 10,5 cm), I./301 (1-3 companies each 4 x 8,8 cm + 3 x 2 cm), III./707 (1-2 companies each 4 x 8,8 cm + 3 x 2 cm), IV./234 (10-11 & IV (bod) companies each 4 x 15 cm))
 309th Pioneer Battalion (3 companies (one of them motorised))
 309th Panzerjäger Battalion (3 companies - with 12 PaK 75mm & 10/8 ready StuG III)
 1234th Fhj Regiment "Potsdam" (I. & II. Battalions)
 16./1129th PanzerJägd Battalion (from Kurmark Division) with 15/10 ready Jägpanzer 38.
 4 Volkssturm Battalion (Alarm battalions Brandenburg, 323rd Potsdam, Spandau, 338th z.b.V.)
 25th Panzergrenadier Division
 5th Panzer Battalion
 35th Panzergrenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 119th Panzergrenadier Regiment (I. (Half-tracks) & II. & III. Battalions)
 25th Pioneer Battalion (5 companies)
 25th Panzerjäger Battalion
 125th Reconnaissance Battalion
 292nd Heeres Flak Battalion
 25th Panzergrenadier Artillery Regiment (I. (3 batteries - every one with 5 x 10,5 cm), II. (3 batteries - with 5,6 & 5 guns x 10,5 cm & III. (1 battery 4 x 10,5 cm, 2 batteries 5 x 15 cm) Battalions)
 Kampfgruppe 1001 Nights

 LVI Panzer Corps
 General of Artillery Helmuth Weidling
 Heeres 920th StuG Lehr Brigade

 9th Fallschirmjäger Division
 25th Parachute Regiment (I. & III. Battalions)
 26th Parachute Regiment (I. & III. Battalions)
 9th Parachute Artillery Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 9th Parachute Rocket battalion (3 companies)
 9th Parachute Pioneer battalion (3 companies)
 18th Panzergrenadier Division
 118th Panzer Battalion
 30th Panzergrenadier Regiment (mot) (I., II., III. Battalions)
 51st Panzergrenadier Regiment (mot)
 18th Artillery Regiment (mot) (I., II., III. Battalions)
 118th Reconnaissance Battalion

 20th Panzergrenadier Division
 8th Panzer Battalion
 76th Panzergrenadier Regiment ( 3 battalions)
 90th Panzergrenadier Regiment ( 3 battalions)
 20th artillery regiment (3 battalions)

 Müncheberg Panzer Division
 Panzer Battalion Müncheberg (3 companies)
 1st Panzergrenadier Regiment Müncheberg (I. & II. Battalions)
 2nd Panzergrenadier Regiment Müncheberg (I. & II. Battalions)
 Panzerjäger company Müncheberg
 Panzerpioneer company Müncheberg
 Artillery Regiment Müncheberg (I. Battalion (3 companies each with 6 guns), II. (Flak Battalion) (2 batteries each 4 x 8,8 cm + 1 battery 4 x 3,7 cm))

 XI SS Panzer Corps
 Obergruppenführer Matthias Kleinheisterkamp
 404th Volksartillerie Corps
 (I.(1-3 batteries), II.(4-6 batteries), III.(7-9 batteries), IV.(10-11 batteries), V.(12-13 batteries), VI.(14-16 batteries)
 1240th Fhj Regiment (I. & II. battalions)
 303rd 'Döberitz' Infantry Division
 300th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 301st Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 302nd Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 303rd Artillery Regiment (I. (1-3 companies each 4 x 10,5 cm), II. (4-6 companies ? x 10,5), III. (7-9 companies each 4 x 8,8 cm/before was I./216 LW - Luftwaffe)
 303rd Füsilier Battalion (3 companies)
 303rd Pioneer Battalion (3 companies)
 303rd Panzerjäger Battalion ( 3 companies - Stug III)
 169th Infantry Division (9 battalions)
 378th Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 392nd Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 1242nd Fhj Regiment (I. & II. Battalions + 13. & 14. companies)
 230th Pioneer Battalion
 230th Jagdpanzer Battalion (1. & 2. companies + 1230th Jägdpanzer company - 14 vehicles)
 230th Artillery Regiment (I. to IV Battalions)
 Festungs Pak Verband XXVI (6., 7. & 10. companies)
 712th Infantry Division
 Fhj Regiment 1239 (Wiener Neustadt) (I. & II. battalions)
 Fhj Regiment 1241 (Güstrow) (I. & II. battalions)
 Alarm Battalion Hauck
 108th Volkssturm Battalion
 Schatten Regiment B (2 Battalions)
 1712th Artillery Regiment (III. (3 batteries? - each 3 x 10,5 cm?), IV. (2 batteries - each 6 x 15 cm))
 Kurmark Panzergrenadier Division
 Panzer Battalion Kurmark
 Panzergrenadier Regiment Kurmark (I. & II. Battalions)
 Artillery Battalion Kurmark (3 batteries, each with 4 guns)

 Frankfurt der Oder Garrison
 Generalmajor Ernst Biehler
 Festungs Grenadier Regiment 1
 Festungs Grenadier Regiment 2
 Festungs Grenadier Regiment 3
 Festungs Grenadier Regiment 4
 Festungs M.G. Battalion 84 (4 companies - 1 w. every Grenadier Regiment)
 Festungs KGr. 5 (Battalion size)
 Festungs KGr. 6 (Festungs infantry Battalion 1449 + 1 Police company)
 Festungs KGr. 7
 Festungs KGr. 8
 Festungs infantry Flak Battalion 829 (Part)
 Festungs Pionier Sperr Battalion 952
 Festungs PaK Verband XXVI (4 companies w. 39 8,8cm Pak43)
 Heavy Flak Battalion 185
 Heavy Flak Battalion 405
 Festungs Artillery Stab 1320
 Festungs Artillery Battalion 1325 (3 batteries)
 Festungs Artillery Battalion 1326 (4 batteries)
 Festungs Artillery Battalion 1327 (5 batteries - Before known w. number 3157)
 12 Tank towers 7,5 cm
 Panzer Jagd Battalion 2 (1 company)

 V SS Mountain Corps
 Obergruppenführer Friedrich Jeckeln
 408th Volksartillerie Brigade (I.(1-3 batteries), II.(4-5 batteries), III.(7-9 batteries), IV. (10-11 batteries), V. (13-14 batteries))
 15th SS Pz Jagd Company
 2nd Pz Jagd Battalion(without one company)
 561st SS Panzerjäger Battalion

 286th Infantry Division
 Regiment von Petersdorf (2 battalions)
 1237th Fhj Regiment (2 battalions)
 Alarm Battalion Brieskow
 27/151 Volkssturn Battalion "Dresden"
 7/108 Volkssturn Battalion "Mainfranken"
 Volkssturn Battalion Oberdonau
 verstärke Pionnier Battalion 275
 32nd SS Grenadier Division
 86th SS Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 87th SS Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 32nd SS Artillery Regiment (I. (2 batteries  10,5 cm x 4 guns), II. (2 batterie 10,5 cm x 4 guns), III. (1 battery 10,5 cm x 4 guns & 1 battery 15 cm x 4 guns)
 Volkssturm Battalion Thüringen
 391st Security Division
 1233rd Fhj Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. battalions - III. Battalion later became I./Grenadier Regiment Mueller z.b.V.)
 95th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. battalions - before designed as 62nd & 63rd Alarm Battalions)
 239th Sicherungs Battalion (later became II./Grenadier Regiment Mueller z.b.V.)
 Pioneer Battalion (Stab + 1. & 2. companies)
 SS Sturm Battalion z.v.B.
 8/16 Volkssturm Battalion
 Rägener Division
 SS Verband Fhr Schüle Arolsen (I. to III. Battalions)
 Police Battalion Döring
 Absorbed the 286th Security Division
 Reserve
156th Infantry Division
1313th Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
1314th Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
1315th Grenadier Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
1456th Artillery Regiment (I. Battalion (1.-3. batteries), II. (4.-6. batteries)
1456th Pioneer Battalion

First Belorussian Front
Marshal Georgy Zhukov

Sixty-First Army
Colonel General Pavel Belov
 9th Guards Rifle Corps
 75th Guards Rifle Division
 12th Rifle Division
 415th Rifle Division
 80th Rifle Corps
 212th Rifle Division
 234th Rifle Division
 356th Rifle Division
 89th Rifle Corps
 23rd Rifle Division
 311th Rifle Division
 397th Rifle Division

First Polish Army
Lieutenant General Stanislav Poplavsky
 Polish 1st Infantry Division
 Polish 2nd Infantry Division
 Polish 3rd Infantry Division
 Polish 4th Infantry Division
 Polish 6th Infantry Division
 Polish 1st Armoured Brigade

Forty-Seventh Army
Colonel General Franz Perkhorovich
 77th Rifle Corps
 185th Rifle Division
 260th Rifle Division
 328th Rifle Division
 125th Rifle Corps
 60th Rifle Division
 76th Rifle Division
 175th Rifle Division
 129th Rifle Corps
 82nd Rifle Division
 32nd Rifle Division
 143rd Rifle Division
 6th Breakthrough Artillery Division

Third Shock Army
Colonel General Vasily Kuznetsov
 7th Rifle Corps
 146th Rifle Division
 265th Rifle Division
 365th Rifle Division
 12th Guards Rifle Corps
 23rd Guards Rifle Division
 33rd Rifle Division
 52nd Guards Rifle Division
 79th Rifle Corps
 150th Rifle Division
 171st Rifle Division
 207th Rifle Division
 9th Tank Corps
 8th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 23rd Tank Brigade
 95th Tank Brigade
 108th Tank Brigade
 4th Breakthrough Artillery Corps
 5th Breakthrough Artillery Division

Fifth Shock Army
Colonel General Nikolai Berzarin
 9th Rifle Corps
 230th Rifle Division
 248th Rifle Division
 301st Rifle Division
 26th Guards Rifle Corps
 89th Guards Rifle Division
 94th Guards Rifle Division
 266th Rifle Division
 32nd Rifle Corps
 60th Guards Rifle Division
 295th Rifle Division
 416th Rifle Division
 5th Breakthrough Artillery Corps
 2nd Breakthrough Artillery Division
 14th Breakthrough Artillery Division
 11th Guards Heavy Tank Brigade
 67th Guards Heavy Tank Brigade

Eighth Guards Army
Colonel Generall Vasily Chuikov
 4th Guards Rifle Corps
 35th Guards Rifle Division
 47th Guards Rifle Division
 57th Guards Rifle Division
 28th Guards Rifle Corps
 39th Guards Rifle Division
 79th Guards Rifle Division
 88th Guards Rifle Division
 29th Guards Rifle Corps
 27th Guards Rifle Division
 74th Guards Rifle Division
 82nd Guards Rifle Division
 8th Breakthrough Artillery Corps
 18th Breakthrough Artillery Division
 29th Breakthrough Artillery Division
 7th Guards Heavy Tank Brigade

Sixty-Ninth Army
Colonel General Vladimir Kolpakchi
 25th Rifle Corps
 4th Rifle Division
 77th Guards Rifle Division
 61st Rifle Corps
 134th Rifle Division
 246th Rifle Division
 247th Rifle Division
 91st Rifle Corps
 41st Rifle Division
 312th Rifle Division
 370th Rifle Division

Thirty-Third Army
Colonel General Vyacheslav Tsvetayev
 16th Rifle Corps
 323rd Rifle Division
 339th Rifle Division
 383rd Rifle Division
 38th Rifle Corps
 52nd Rifle Division
 64th Rifle Division
 89th Rifle Division
 169th Rifle Division
 62nd Rifle Corps
 49th Rifle Division
 222nd Rifle Division
 362nd Rifle Division
 2nd Guards Cavalry Corps
 3rd Guards Cavalry Division
 4th Guards Cavalry Division
 17th Guards Cavalry Division

First Guards Tank Army
Colonel General Mikhail Katukov
 8th Guards Mechanized Corps
 19th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 20th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 21st Guards Mechanized Brigade
1st Guards Tank Brigade
 11th Guards Tank Corps
 27th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 40th Guards Tank Brigade
 44th Guards Tank Brigade
 45th Guards Tank Brigade
 11th Tank Corps
 12th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 20th Tank Brigade
 36th Tank Brigade
 65th Tank Brigade

Second Guards Tank Army
Colonel General Semyon Bogdanov
 1st Mechanized Corps
 19th Mechanized Brigade
 35th Mechanized Brigade
 37th Mechanized Brigade
 219th Tank Brigade
 9th Guards Tank Corps
 33rd Guards Mechanized Brigade
 47th Guards Tank Brigade
 50th Guards Tank Brigade
 65th Guards Tank Brigade
 12th Guards Tank Corps
 34th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 48th Guards Tank Brigade
 49th Guards Tank Brigade
 66th Guards Tank Brigade

Third Army
Colonel General Alexander Gorbatov
 35th Rifle Corps
 250th Rifle Division
 290th Rifle Division
 348th Rifle Division
 40th Rifle Corps
 5th Rifle Division
 129th Rifle Division
 41st Rifle Corps
 120th Rifle Division
 269th Rifle Division

Front Reserves
 2nd Guards Calvary Corps
 3rd Guards Calvary Division
 4th Guards Calvary Division
 17th Guards Calvary Division
 9th Tank Corps
 23rd Tank Brigade
 95th Tank Brigade
 108th Tank Brigade
 8th Motorized Brigade

Southern Sector

Army Group Centre
Feldmarshal Ferdinand Schörner

Fourth Panzer Army
General of Panzer Fritz-Hubert Gräser

(Later transferred to the 9th Army)
 V Corps
 General of Artillery Kurt Wäger
 35th SS Police Grenadier Division
 69th SS and Police Grenadier regiment
 70th SS and Police Grenadier regiment
 71st SS and Police Grenadier regiment
 35th SS and Police Füsilier battalion
 35th SS Artillery regiment
 29th SS Polizei-Schützen regiment
 30th SS Polizei Schutzen regiment
 Ausbildung Regiment 561
 Corps MG Battalion 95
 Alarm Regiment 94
 Alarm Regiment 97

 36th SS Grenadier Division
 Pz Jagd Battalion 4
 681st Heavy Antitank Battalion
 1244th Fj Regiment (I. & II. Battalion)
 72nd Waffen SS Grenadier regiment
 73rd Waffen SS Grenadier regiment
 36th Füilier company
 36th SS artillery battalion
 Tank battalion Standort 1
 275th Infantry Division
 342nd Infantry Division
 21st Panzer Division

Twelfth Army
General of Panzer Walther Wenck
 XX Corps
 General of Cavalry Carl-Erik Koehler
 Theodor Körner RAD Infantry Division
 Ulrich von Hutten Infantry Division
 Ferdinand von Schill Infantry Division
 Scharnhorst Infantry Division
 XXXIX Panzer Corps
 Lt. General Karl Arndt
 12 – 21 April 1945 under OKW with the following structure:
 Clausewitz Panzer Division
 Schlageter RAD Division
 84th Infantry Division
 21 – 26 April 1945 under 12th Army with the following structure:
 Clausewitz Panzer Division
 84th Infantry Division
 324th 'Hamburg' Reserve Infantry Division
 588th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 589th Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 324th Artillery Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 324th Füsilier Battalion
 'Meyer' Infantry Division
 XXXXI Panzer Corps
 Lt. General Rudolf Holste
 Von Hake Infantry Division
 1st Von Hake Grenadier Regiment
 2nd Von Hake Grenadier Regiment
 199th Infantry Division
 V-Weapons Infantry Division
 901st z.b.V Artillery regiment (I. w. 1-3 comp, IV.? w. 10-11 comp.)
 XLVIII Panzer Corps
 General of Panzer Maximilian von Edelsheim
 14th Flak Division
90th Flak Regiment
 121st Heavy Flak Battalion
 568th Heavy Flak Battalion
 729th Light Flak Battalion
 43/IV Homeland Flak Battalion
120th Flak Regiment
 307th Heavy Flak Battalion
 323rd Heavy Flak Battalion
 357th Heavy Flak Battalion
 662nd Heavy Flak Battalion
 525th E heavy Flak Battalion
 80/XIII Homeland Flak Battalion
140th Flak Regiment
 432nd Heavy Flak Battalion
 722nd Light Flak Battalion
 728th Light Flak Battalion
 664th Lsp.Flak Battalion
 19th Sw. EA Flak Battalion
73rd Searchlight Regiment
 199th Searchlight Battalion
 258th Searchlight Battalion
 328th Searchlight Battalion
 367th Searchlight Battalion
 500th Searchlight Battalion
 510th Searchlight Battalion
134th Luftnachrichten Battalion
 Kampfgruppe Leipzig (Volkssturm Battalion Leipzig I. to VIII. and some flak batteries)
 Kampfgruppe Halle (8 Volkssturm battalions and 1 Ersatz battalion)

Berlin garrison
9 defensive sectors created A to H and Z "Zentrum". Volkssturm battalions and 1st Flak Division'sbatteries were assigned to these sectors. Assignment of the batteries in Sector A to H is datedon 15th April.

 Wacht Regiment Berlin
 SS Wachbataillon Reichführer SS (600 men)

 Fortress regiments
 57th Fortress Regiment (3/115 VB + Wehrmacht Bat + Warnholz Police Bat) - Sector Anton
 58th Fortress Regiment
 59th Fortress Regiment - Sector Caesar
 60th Fortress Regiment (at least II.) - Sector Dora
 61st Fortress Regiment
 62nd Fortress Regiment (Outside Berlin with Kampgruppe Steiner)
 63rd Fortress Regiment
 64th Fortress Regiment
 65th Fortress Regiment

 1st Flak Division
 126th Flak Regiment (Nord)
 202nd Heavy Flak Battalion
 530th Heavy Flak Battalion
 5./437 (5 x 10,5cm) Dahlem Staats
 7./437 (5 x 10,5cm) Eichkamp
 9./212 (6 ital.) Trabrennd Ruhleben
 4./605 (6) Grunewald
 4./126 (5 x 10.5cm) Ruhleben
 2./422 (8 ital.) Jungfernheide
 3./211 (6) Blumeshof
 3./126 (6 x 10,5cm) Tegel: Schiesspl.
 2./215 v (4 x 41) Dreipfuhl
 3./215 v (3 x 10,5cm) Sven-Hedin Strasse
 123rd Heavy Flak Battalion (Turm)
 1./123rd battery (4 x 12,8cm) Friedrichshain
 2./123rd battery (4 x 12,8cm) Zoo
 3. 123rd Battery (3 x 12,8cm) Humbolthain
 733rd Light Flak Battalion
 z.b.V. 6524 battery (6 x 3,7cm + 3 x 20 mm) Flh Brandenburg Briest
 7./733 battery (12 x 3,7cm? + 3 x 20mm?) Flh Brandenburg Briest
 1./755 battery (3 x 3,7cm + 12 x 20 mm?) Sector H
 22nd Flak Regiment (Süd)
 422nd Heavy Flak Battalion (List of batteries)
 7./326 (ital.) in Hospital Schöneweide
 9./326 in Zentralviehof
 z.b.V. 10306 (RAD 4/174) in Laubenkolonie Weissensee
 2./605 in Karlshorst, Pionierschule
 5./326 in Trainierbahn Karlshorst
 4./307 in Friedrichsfelde-Ost
 6./126 (6 x 10,5 cm) in Hohenschönhausen II
 7./126 (5 x 10,5 cm) in Friesdrichsfelde I
 10./126 (6 x 10,5 cm) in Biesdorf

 126th Heavy Flak Battalion
 4./422 in Oberspree
 5./126 (6 x 10,5 cm) in Schöneberg
 10./326 in Treptower Park II
 8./211 (RAD 4./145) in Stellung Treptower Park II
 z.b.V. 10359 in Sportplatz Baumschulenweg
 3./458 (4 x ?) in Tempelhofer Feld
 2./326 (RAD 3./52) in Stellung Bosporusweg
 5./211 (8 x ?) in Johannifer Stift
 7./605 in Gradestrasse
 6./307 (RAD 7./95) in Sportplatz Grenzallee

 979th Light Flak Battalion
 z.b.V. 14040 Battery (3 x 3,7cm 43 + 3 x 3,7cm) Sector C
 z.b.V. 6524 Battery (3 x 3,7cm?) Sector C
 1./733 Battery (15 x 3,7cm ZW) Schönefeld

 Sector Caesar
in construction
 z.B.V. 10234 in Hospital Oberschöneweide
 z.b.V. 10224 in Spertplatz Herzberge
 233/III in Biesdorf I

 Sector Dora
 5./126 in Schöneberg
 5./211 in Sportplatz Lichterfelde

Volkssturm Battalions

 Volkssturm battalions
 3/2 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/3 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/9 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/11 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/19 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/21 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/24 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/30 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/36 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/101 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/105 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/107 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/109 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/110 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/111 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/112 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/113 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/115 "Siemensdorf" Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/119 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/121 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/155 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/164 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/181 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/185 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/191 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/201 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/203 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/205 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/208 Volkssturm Battalion
 16/209 Volkssturm Battalion
 209 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/215 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/216 Volkssturm Battalion
 268 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/277 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/301 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/303 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector D
 3/305 Volkssturm Battalion (Fought in February east of the Oder)
 3/306 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector D
 3/307 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector D
 3/309 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/311 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/312 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/313 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/314 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/316 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector D
 3/320 Hitlerjugend Volkssturm Battalion
 3/355 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/403 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/405 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/407 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/421 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/424 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/425 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector E
 3/427 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/511 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/513 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/515 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/517 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/521 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector C
 3/550 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/556 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/569 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/603 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/607 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/609 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector F
 3/611 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/615 Volkssturm Battalion (Fought in February east of the Oder)
 3/617 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector G
 3/628 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/691 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/707 Volkssturm Battalion (Fought in February east of the Oder)
 3/709 Volkssturm Battalion (Fought in February east of the Oder)
 3/713 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector H
 3/715 Volkssturm Battalion - Treptow (Fought in February east of the Oder)
 3/725 Volkssturm Battalion -
 3/803 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector H
 3/804 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/805 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/806 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/811 Volkssturm Battalion
 3/812 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/813 Volkssturm Battalion "Hummel" - Sector A
 3/815 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/817 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 ·/869 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector H
 3/885 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 mot 3/891 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 mot 3/892 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 mot 3/894 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector A
 3/909 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector B
 3/917 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector B?
 3/919 Volkssturm Battalion - Sector B
 3/921 Volkssturm Battalion - Treptow
 3/922 Volkssturm Battalion - Treptow

 Volkssturm company Reichkanzeil - Sector Z

 10 "nominal" Volkssturm Pionier Battalions with 2.019 men
 Abschnitt A 3 companies - 364 men
 Abschnitt B 1 company - 152 men
 Anschnitt C 1 company - 160 men
 Abschnitt D 1 company - 130 men
 Abschnitt E 4 companies - 366 men
 Abschnitt F 1 company - 143 men
 Abschnitt G 3 companies - 256 men
 Abschnitt H 1 company - 169 men
 Abschnitt Z 1 company - 205 men
 Reserve 1 company - 64 men

 And:
 Landeschutzen Battalion 320 - Sector A
 213th Sicherungs Battalion
 Festungs PAK Ausbildungs- und Ersatz Einheit 101 (1. to 5. companies)
 Festungs PAK Verband XXI (1. & 2. companies - at least)

Reinforcements directed to Berlin

 57th French SS Battalion "Fenet" from the 33rd SS Grenadier Division
 15th SS Füsilier Battalion from the 15th SS Latvian Division

Levies during the battle
 Kampfgruppe Moltke (1 Begleit esquadron, 1 panzer comp. "Kummersdorf" w. 12 tanks, 1 panzerjäger comp. "Dresden" w. 6 guns and 250 soldiers) formed in Zossen on 19th April.
 16/272 Volkssturm Battalion - Created on 19/04/45 in Velten (3 comp. w. 250 men)

First Ukrainian Front
Marshal Ivan Konev

Third Guards Army
Colonel General Vasily Gordov
 21st Rifle Corps
 58th Rifle Division
 253rd Rifle Division
 329th Rifle Division
 76th Rifle Corps
 106th Rifle Division
 187th Rifle Division
 120th Rifle Corps
 127th Rifle Division
 149th Rifle Division
 197th Rifle Division
 25th Tank Corps
 20th Motorized Rifle Brigade
 111th Tank Brigade
 162nd Tank Brigade
 175th Tank Brigade

Thirteenth Army
Colonel General Nikolay Pukhov
24th Rifle Corps
 121st Guards Rifle Division
 395th Rifle Division
 27th Rifle Corps
 6th Guards Rifle Division
 280th Rifle Division
 350th Rifle Division
 102nd Rifle Corps
 117th Guards Rifle Division
 147th Rifle Division
 172nd Rifle Division
 1st Guards Artillery Division

Fifth Guards Army
Colonel General Alexey Zhadov
 32nd Guards Rifle Corps
 13th Guards Rifle Division
 95th Guards Rifle Division
 97th Guards Rifle Division
 33rd Guards Rifle Corps
 9th Guards Airborne Division
 78th Guards Rifle Division
 118th Rifle Division
 34th Guards Rifle Corps
 14th Guards Rifle Division
 15th Guards Rifle Division
 58th Guards Rifle Division
 3rd Artillery Division
 4th Guards Tank Corps
 3rd Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 12th Guards Tank Brigade
 13th Guards Tank Brigade
 14th Guards Tank Brigade

2nd Polish Army
Lt General Karol Świerczewski
Polish 5th Infantry Division
Polish 7th Infantry Division
Polish 8th Infantry Division
Polish 9th Infantry Division
Polish 10th Infantry Division
Polish 1st Armored Corps

Fifty-Second Army
Colonel General Konstantin Koroteyev
 48th Rifle Corps
 116th Rifle Division
 294th Rifle Division
 73rd Rifle Corps
 50th Rifle Division
 111th Rifle Division
 254th Rifle Division
 78th Rifle Corps
 31st Rifle Division
 214th Rifle Division
 373rd Rifle Division
 7th Guards Mechanised Corps
 24th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 25th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 26th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 57th Guards Tank Brigade

Third Guards Tank Army
Colonel General Pavel Rybalko
 9th Mechanized Corps
 69th Mechanized Brigade
 70th Mechanized Brigade
 71st Mechanized Brigade
 91st Tank Brigade
 6th Guards Tank Corps
 22nd Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 51st Guards Tank Brigade
 52nd Guards Tank Brigade
 53rd Guards Tank Brigade
 7th Guards Tank Corps
 23rd Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 54th Guards Tank Brigade
 55th Guards Tank Brigade
 56th Guards Tank Brigade
 4th Breakthrough Artillery Division

Fourth Guards Tank Army
Colonel General Dmitry Lelyushenko
 5th Guards Mechanized Corps
 10th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 11th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 12th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 24th Guards Tank Brigade
 6th Guards Mechanized Corps
 16th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 17th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 35th Guards Mechanized Brigade
 10th Guards Tank Corps
 29th Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade
 61st Guards Tank Brigade
 62nd Guards Tank Brigade
 63rd Guards Tank Brigade

Twenty-Eighth Army
Colonel General Alexander Luchinsky
20th Rifle Corps
20th Rifle Division
48th Guards Rifle Division
55th Guards Rifle Division
38th Guards Rifle Corps
50th Guards Rifle Division
54th Guards Rifle Division
96th Guards Rifle Division
 128th Rifle Corps
 61st Rifle Division
 130th Rifle Division
 152nd Rifle Division

Thirty-First Army
Lieutenant General Pyotr Shafranov
 71st Rifle Corps
 54th Rifle Division
 88th Rifle Division
 331st Rifle Division
 44th Rifle Corps
 62nd Rifle Division
 174th Rifle Division
 220th Rifle Division
 36th Rifle Corps
 352nd Rifle Division
 173rd Rifle Division
 176th Rifle Division

1st Guards Cavalry Corps
 Lieutenant General Viktor Kirillovich Baranov
 1st Guards Cavalry Division
 2nd Guards Cavalry Division
 7th Guards Cavalry Division

German Army Group Reserve
 III SS Panzer Corps
 Obergruppenführer Felix Steiner
 Units later allocated to Ninth Army:
 503rd SS Heavy Panzer Battalion
 11th SS Panzergrenadier Division
 11th SS Panzer Regiment "Hermann von Salza" (I. & II. Battalions)
 23rd SS Grenadier Regiment (II. & III. Battalions)
 24th SS Grenadier Regiment (II. & III. Battalions)
 11th SS Artillery Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 11th SS Panzer Recce Battalion (3 companies)
 11th SS Pioneer Battalion
 23rd SS Panzergrenadier Division
 48th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 49th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 54th SS Volunteer Artillery Regiment (I. to III. Battalions)
 Units later allocated to Third Panzer Army:
 27th SS Grenadier Division
 66th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 67th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 27th SS Volunteer Artillery Regiment (I. to IV. Battalions)
 28th SS Grenadier Division
 69th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 70th SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment (I. & II. Battalions)
 28th SS Volunteer Artillery Regiment (I. to IV. Battalions)
 28th SS Volunteer Pioneer Battalion

See also
 Order of battle for the battle in Berlin
 Soviet Air Forces order of battle 1 May 1945

Notes

References

Bibliography

Archives
 German archives in the Russian Federation: F. 500 op. 12452 d. 289 Dokumente und Materialien der Luftabwehr von Berlin im Mai 1945. Anfrage einer Flakeinheit über die notwendige Zahl der Volkssturmkräfte.

World War II orders of battle
Battle of Berlin

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FDIC Makes Public July Enforcement Actions; No Administrative Hearings Scheduled for August 2010
LaJuan Williams-Young
Email:	lwilliams-young@fdic.gov
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today released a list of orders of administrative enforcement actions taken against banks and individuals in July. No administrative hearings are scheduled.
The FDIC processed a total of 76 matters in July. These included 30 consent orders; 12 removal and prohibition orders; one cross guarantee liability; 15 civil money penalties; one prompt corrective action; six section 19 orders; nine orders terminating an order to cease and desist; one notice of intention to prohibit from further participation; and one notice of intention to prohibit from further participation and notice of assessment of civil money penalty, findings of fact and conclusions of law, order to pay, and notice of hearing.
Copies of the orders referred to above can be obtained from or inspected at the FDIC's Public Information Center, 3501 Fairfax Drive, Room E-1002, Arlington, VA (telephone 703-562-2200 or 1-877-275-3342). To view individual orders below, click the link for the PDF next to the order. To view all orders online, visit the FDIC's Web page at http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/enforcement/index.html. A list of orders made public today follows.
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FINAL ORDERS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION 8(b), 12 U.S.C. §1818(b)
(Consent Orders)
CB&S Bank, Inc., Russellville, AL; FDIC-10-176b; Issued 7/8/10 - PDF
Summit Bank, Prescott, AZ; FDIC-10-384b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Metro United Bank, San Diego, CA; FDIC-10-379b; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
Oceanic Bank, San Francisco, CA; FDIC-10-362b; Issued 7/15/10 - PDF
The Wilton Bank, Wilton, CT; FDIC-10-375b; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
Bank of Jackson County, Graceville, FL; FDIC-10-364b; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
Great Eastern Bank of Florida, Miami, FL; FDIC-10-365b; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
TIB Bank, Naples, FL; FDIC-10-358b; Issued 7/2/10 - PDF
Pinnacle Bank, Orange City, FL; FDIC-10-184b; Issued 7/7/10 - PDF
First Chatham Bank, Savannah, GA; FDIC-10-177b; Issued 7/13/10 - PDF
AztecAmerica Bank, Berwyn, IL; FDIC-10-441b; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
Millennium Bank, Des Plaines, IL; FDIC-10-200b; Issued 7/20/10 - PDF
First Choice Bank, Geneva, IL; FDIC-10-311b; Issued 7/29/10 - PDF
Security Bank, S.B., Springfield, IL; FDIC-10-317b; Issued 7/20/10 - PDF
Midwest Community Bank, Plainville, KS; FDIC-08-373b; Issued 7/12/10 - PDF
First Bank and Trust, New Orleans, LA; FDIC-10-329b; Issued 7/9/10 - PDF
HarVest Bank of Maryland, Rockville, MD; FDIC-10-349b; Consent Order; Issued 7/2/10 - PDF
Monroe Bank & Trust, Monroe, MI; FDIC-10-163b; Issued 7/12/10 - PDF
Sherburne State Bank, Becker, MN; FDIC-10-296b; Issued 7/12/10 - PDF
Riverland Bank, Jordan, MN; FDIC-10-208b; Issued 7/1/10 - PDF
Progrowth Bank, Nicollet, MN; Issued 7/1/10 - PDF
1st Commerce Bank, North Las Vegas, NV; FDIC-09-703b; Issued 7/13/10 - PDF
Hanover Community Bank, Garden City Park, NY; FDIC-10-292b; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
Parkway Bank, Lenoir, NC; FDIC-10-402b; Issued 7/15/10 - PDF
Security Savings Bank, SSB, Southport, NC; FDIC-10-330b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Benchmark Bank, Gahanna, OH; FDIC-10-355b; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
Sevier County Bank, Sevierville, TN; FDIC-10-150b; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
Main Street Bank, Kingwood, TX; FDIC-10-321b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Cascade Bank, Everett, WA; FDIC-10-322b; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, Mukwonago, WI; FDIC-10-357b; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION 8(e), 12 U.S.C. § 1818(e)
(Removal and Prohibition Orders)
FNBT.COM BANK.COM, Fort Walton Beach, FL; FDIC-10-110e; against Rita M. Richardson; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, New Orleans, LA; FDIC-09-433e; against Keith Ann Stopa; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
First United Bank & Trust, Oakland, MD; FDIC-10-237e; against Jeremy T. Brooks; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
Enterprise Bank and Trust Company, Lowell, MA; FDIC-10-156e; against David R. Nolan; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
First State Bank, Minnesota, Le Roy, MN; FDIC-09-385e; against Gerald A. Payne; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
BankPlus, Belzoni, MS; FDIC-09-040e; against Charles K. Payne, Jr.; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Hancock Bank, Gulfport, MS; FDIC-09-568e; against Pamela K. Swilley; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
The Bank, Woodbury, NJ; FDIC-09-564e; against Jason W. Shaw; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Coatesville Savings Bank, Coatesville, PA; FDIC-10-236e; against James D. Ziegler; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
North Penn Bank, Scranton, PA; FDIC-10-191e; against Glenn J. Clark; Issued 7/30/10 - PDF
International Bank of Commerce, Laredo, TX; FDIC-09-719e; against Norma Vargas; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Interstate Bank SSB, Perryton, TX; FDIC-09-738e; against Kathy Cluck; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
(Cross Guarantee Liability)
The Bank, Weatherford, TX; FDIC-09-739kk; Order Accepting Partial Satisfaction of Cross Guarantee Liability and Conditionally Granting Approval for Waiver of Cross Guarantee Liability; Issued 7/15/10 - PDF
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION 8(i), 12 U.S.C. § 1818(i)
(Civil Money Penalties)
Glennville Bank, Glennville, GA, FDIC-10-270k; in the amount of $7,000.00; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
West Bank, West Des Moines, IA; FDIC-10-125k; in the amount of $15,500.00; Issued 7/12/10 - PDF
Town Square Bank, Inc., Ashland, KY; FDIC-10-260k; in the amount of $1,250.00; Issued 7/2/10 - PDF
Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, New Orleans, LA; FDIC-09-434k; against Keith Ann Stopa in the amount of $10,000.00; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Enterprise Bank and Trust Company, Lowell, MA; FDIC-10-157k; in the amount of $1,000.00; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
Ann Arbor State Bank, Ann Arbor, MI; FDIC-10-267k; in the amount of $800.00; Issued 7/1/10 - PDF
First State Bank Minnesota, Le Roy, MN; FDIC-09-386k; against Gerald A. Payne in the amount of $30,000.00; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Vermillion State Bank, Vermillion, MN; FDIC-10-113k; in the amount of $9,800.00; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
First Southern Bank, Columbia, MS; FDIC-10-420k; in the amount of $10,000.00; Issued 7/20/10 - PDF
Affinity Bank of Pennsylvania, Wyomissing, PA; FDIC-10-269k; in the amount of $5,500.00; Issued 7/22/10 - PDF
Clayton Bank and Trust, Knoxville, TN; FDIC-10-422k; in the amount of $10,000.00; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
Tri-State Bank of Memphis, Memphis, TN; FDIC-10-418k; in the amount of $4,000.00; Issued 7/14/10 - PDF
Transportation Alliance Bank, Ogden, UT; FDIC-09-733k; in the amount of $97,500.00; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
AbbyBank, Abbotsford, WI; FDIC-10-242k; in the amount of $7,000.00; Issued 7/7/10 - PDF
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION 38, 12 U.S.C. § 1831o
(Prompt Corrective Actions)
Palos Bank and Trust Company, Palos Heights, IL; FDIC-10-456PCAS; Issued 7/14/10 - PDF
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED PURSUANT TO SECTION 19, 12 U.S.C. § 1829
(Section 19)
Petra Alexandra Burk; FDIC-10-222L; Order Granting Permission to File Application and Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Richard Allan Garber; FDIC-10-225L; Order Granting Permission to File Application and Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/13/10 - PDF
Travis D. Haymore; FDIC-10-126L; Order Granting Permission to File Application and Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
Lincoln T. Smith; FDIC-09-661L; Order Granting Permission to File Application and Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/20/10 - PDF
Brian Tranetzki; FDIC-10-171L; Order Granting Permission to File Application ad Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Corey Charles Woodson; FDIC-10-283L; Order Granting Permission to File Application and Approving Application for Consent to Participate in the Affairs of any Insured Depository Institution; Issued 7/13/10 - PDF
Orders Terminating an Order to Cease and Desist
First Lowndes Bank, Fort Deposit, AL; FDIC-08-018b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Independence Bank, Newport Beach, CA; FDIC-08-037b; Issued 7/23/10 - PDF
Darien Rowayton Bank, Darien, CT; FDIC-09-178b; Issued 7/15/10 - PDF
Freedom Bank, Bradenton, FL; FDIC-08-173b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
Peninsula Bank, Englewood, FL; FDIC-09-498b; Issued 7/13/10 - PDF
Appalachian Community Bank, Ellijay, GA; FDIC-09-010b; Issued 7/27/10 - PDF
Satilla Community Bank, Saint Marys, GA; FDIC-09-147b; Issued 7/28/10 - PDF
West Coast Bank, Lake Oswego, OR; FDIC-09-453b; Issued 7/15/10 - PDF
NOTICES ISSUED
(Note: A Notice is a proposal enforcement action and is not a final decision or order by the FDIC)
Notice of Intention to Prohibit From Further Participation
Chinatrust Bank (U.S.A.), Torrance, CA; FDIC-10-335e; Notice of Intention to Prohibit From Further Participation against Arlene Shih; Issued 7/20/10 - PDF
Notice of Intention to Prohibit From Further Participation and Notice of Assessment of Civil Money Penalty, Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, Order to Pay, and Notice of Hearing
American Bank Center, Dickinson, ND; FDIC-09-205e; FDIC-09-206k; Notice of Intention to Prohibit From Further Participation and Notice of Assessment of Civil Money Penalty, Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, Order to Pay, and Notice of Hearing against Howard R. Palmer; Issued 7/21/10 - PDF
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Home / Africa / South Africa / Namaqualand: the blooming desert of South Africa
Namaqualand, South Africa. Author Marco Ramerini
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Located in the Northern Cape region of South Africa, about 500 km from Cape Town, between the Orange River and the wild coast of the Atlantic Ocean and near the towns of Springbok and Kamieskroon, the Namaqualand area is arid and dry for much of the year. But at times during the short spring, between August and September, a few drops of rain incredibly transform the arid landscape with vast expanses of wild flowers of every colour… undoubtedly the blooming desert of South Africa is one of the most impressive and evocative natural spectacles in the world.
Namaqualand is an arid area, but it is rich in bulbiferous flora. On the planet there are about 3,500 species of bulbiferous plants, over 1,000 of which are found only here. Always facing the sun, the flowers are open from about 10 a.m. to 4 p.m on sunny days. On cloudy days they remain closed.
Skilpad Wild Flower Reserve is one of the best places for admiring these flowering plants in South Africa. It lies about 25 km from Kamieskroon. The reserve is part of the Namaqualand National Park, consisting of about 60,000 hectares, with a topography characterised by round granite outcrops separated by alluvial sand. Much of the territory is made up of typical South African veld and the hills and mountains of the Kamiesberg Range, where peaks reach 1,700 metres, with Rooiberg the highest.
AN UNFORGETTABLE NATURE SHOW
The park has a wide variety of succulents (Crassula spp., Adromischus spp., Pelargonium spp., Stapeliands and Cotyledon spp.), as well as annuals. The park is open from 8.00 am to 17.00 pm. During the short spring, enormous expanses of Namaqualand daisies colour the soil bright orange and yellow. To fully appreciate these magnificent blooms, there is a circular path with viewpoints, and several short hiking and nature trails.
Roughly 15 kilometres from Springbok is the Goegap Nature Reserve, a wild flower reserve of about 15,000 hectares. Here, about 600 varieties of flowers can be seen, as well as 45 species of mammals, including springbok, gemsbok and mountain zebra (Hartmann zebra), 94 species of birds, as well as reptiles and amphibians. Within the reserve, visitors can also enjoy the Hester Malan Wild Flower Garden… full of extraordinary succulents from the Namaqualand region, and a rock garden.
In the most arid area of Namaqualand, along the border with Namibia, lies the Richtersveld National Park, a wilderness park of about 160,000 hectares. In 2007, this Park was added to a list of World Heritage sites by UNESCO and it represents the unique mountain desert park of South Africa. There is an abundance of succulents and it hosts about 30% of all species in South Africa.
Namaqualand, South Africa. Author Marco Ramerini..
Namaqualand, South Africa
THE CLIMATE OF NAMAQUALAND
The Namaqualand is an arid and dry region of north-west of South Africa, this region is part of the area of South Africa that is characterized by winter rains (ie, as the seasons reversed, European summer), the rainy season falls between June and August. The average annual rainfall is less than 200 mm.
The climate of Namaqualand is arid and dry, the average winter temperatures ranging between 8 ° C and 18 ° C, while in summer the average temperatures vary between 17 ° C and 30 ° C.
WHEN TO GO IN NAMAQUALAND
The best time to visit the region to enjoy the beautiful blooms that sometimes characterize it are the months between August and September, when sometimes the short rains transformed the arid landscape into beautiful carpets of wild flowers of every shape and color.
English text correction Billie O'Hara.
THE CLIMATE OF NAMAQUALAND: CLIMATE TABLES
SPRINGBOK (950 meters)
Month Average low (°C) Average high (°C) Precip. (mm) Precip. days
January 16 29 6
February 17 30 4
March 17 29 11
April 14 25 16
May 12 21 22
June 9 17 28
July 8 17 25
August 8 18 23
September 10 21 16
October 12 24 10
November 13 26 7
December 14 28 3
YEAR 12 24 171
Namaqualand, South Africa. Author and Copyright Marco Ramerini
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Opelika holds Spain Park to field goal
Published 6:41 pm Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Spain Park struggled defensively Friday, as Opelika used its speed to top the Jaguars 21-3 in a three-quarter varsity scrimmage.
"We missed too many tackles on defense and got out of position a few times, and versus a team like Opelika, they've got a lot of team speed," Spain Park head coach David Shores said.
After losing 40 seniors off last year's team, Spain Park is sorting through growing pains before the season begins.
"We're a very young football team, and we're making young mistakes," Shores said.
The Jaguars' only points came in the second quarter on a 32-yard field goal by Charbel Ghossein, who also missed one before the half from more than 40 yards out, while kicking into the wind.
Opelika jumped on Spain Park first with a 30-yard touchdown run in the first quarter by Arenio Abrams, a state champion in the 200-mete dash.
"When you give a guy like that a crease or two, they're going to burn you," Shores said.
Opelika added the a second touchdown on a 35-yard screen pass and a third on a quarterback draw.
Spain Park opens the season on the road Friday at Homewood. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
Pelham short against North Gwinnett
It was the test both teams were looking for, and after a three-hour battle on regional television, Pelham Panther fans... read more


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On December 1 1934 Leningrad Party leader Sergei M. Kirov was murdered. Investigation of this crime soon led to the three public Moscow "Show" Trials, to the "Tukhachevsky Affair" trial of eight top Army commanders; and then to the "Ezhovshchina" or "Great Terror".
Was Leonid Nikolaev, Kirov's killer, a lone gunman acting from personal motives whose crime Stalin then "used" to frame and execute real or imagined enemies? Or was Nikolaev's arrest the key event that led to the uncovering "the great conspiracy against Soviet Russia"?
Grover Furr has studied all the available evidence, most of it from formerly-secret Soviet archives. He offers complete and original translations of key historical documents and detailed analysis of their significance in an important synthesis that effectively reconsiders one of the pivotal events of Soviet history.
Furr also examines in detail the three latest studies of the Kirov murder – by Alla Kirilina, Åsmund Egge, and Matthew Lenoe. His discovery: all the "authoritative" studies of the Kirov murder are hopelessly wrong.
Written with the same meticulous attention to detail as his 2011 work Khrushchev Lied, Furr's book The Murder of Sergei Kirov: History, Scholarship and the Anti-Stalin Paradigm is a bold rejoinder to decades of omission, distortion and misinformation by Soviet, Russian, and Western historians.
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Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is one of the leading and busiest airports in the world, serving 74.7 million passengers in 2018 and being connected to over 220 destinations. To provide a hassle free journey to every passenger and cope with the growing number of visitors, HKIA has actively developed its smart airport facilities via a digital transformation.
The Chamber's Shipping & Transport Committee is pleased to have Mr Chris Au Young, General Manager of Airport Authority Hong Kong, to speak at a luncheon seminar on Wednesday, 29 May at 12:30 - 2:00 pm.
At the talk, members can learn about the latest smart airport development at HKIA. The speaker will share his insights and experience on how to effectively embrace innovation and revolutionary technologies to enhance passenger experience and operational efficiency at HKIA.
Mr Chris Au Young is the General Manager of Airport Authority Hong Kong driving smart airport development for HKIA. He is a former Board Member of the Zhuhai Airport Management Company, a member of the Expert Review Panel in Logistics & Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre of HK and a representative of HKIA in the Airport Council International World IT Standing Committee.
He has over 25 years of experience in aviation business, technology and consulting sectors. He leads a number of innovation and digital initiatives to shape the future travel experience and achieve operational excellence at HKIA. Two of the innovative projects that he has involved are the "HKG My Flight" mobile app and MyTAG, which have received several awards in recent years.
-A participation fee of $190/400 per person will be charged to cover administrative costs incurred by the Chamber.


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Artist Radar: The Lonely Biscuits
If you don't know The Lonely Biscuits, formerly Gravy and The Biscuits, you will now. Coming out of Jersey, Nebraska, Missouri, and Charlotte, these four buddies met at Belmont University, freshman year, and three years later are headlining their own tour, as well as performing at SXSW, Hang Out Fest and Bonnaroo all in the same year!
Band members include Grady Wenrich on vocals and guitar, Sam Gidley on drums/percussion, John Paterini on vocals and guitar, and Nick Byrd on bass. Blending soul, funk, hip-hop and some reggae-rock, the Biscuits have found their own sound and are turning heads all over the country. At the moment, The Biscuits have three EPs out including Soul Food, Biscuit Buffet and their newest release, A Girl Named Destiny, which charted on Billboard's Regional Heatseekers Chart.
I recently got a chance to catch the group in Asbury Park, NJ at the Stone Pony, only a few miles north of rapper, guitarist Grady "Gravy" Wenrich's home town of Point Pleasant. With a packed house of fans, and a lot of local friends and family, I was still able to grab the boys for a few minutes and ask them a couple questions…
The Pier: So first of all, who are you guys and how did it all start? I know you guys went to Belmont together…
Sam: We still go to Belmont and we just finished our Junior Year. Me and Grady were random roommates freshman year and when we started the band, John and Nick lived a couple doors down the hall, and it happened kinda naturally.
John: They literally lived across the hall and they had a few songs out by the first day of school.
Well now you guys have been a band for three years and it seems like you've already come a long way…
Sam: Yeah its been pretty amazing. This is our first headlining tour and we got to kick it off with Bonnaroo and Hang Out Fest. It's been an awesome year for sure and has been so exciting for us.
You guys blend soul, blues, hip-hop and a little beach reggae-rock. Where do you guys draw your influences from?
Sam: We draw influences from all those genres and each of us being from a unique place, we can bring our own sound to the band.
John: I think we definitely have a strong rock influence and we're inspired by our friends and the people we meet on the road.
This tour seems to come at the right moment, and I can tell here in Asbury Park, you guys have a seriously dedicated fan-base..
Sam: The tour has been even better than expected. We didn't really expect anything with this band when we first started and to see it all take off has really been something special.
You guys won a MTV Woody Award last year, correct? How did that go down?
Sam: Someone from MTV actually contacted us and was like 'we like your music and we want to put you in this contest' and a few months later, we won Collegiate Best New Artist based on fan voting. Then we got to play SXSW with all these huge artists, like Macklemore, it was pretty surreal.
Even though you guys have a ton of influences and have an eclectic taste in music, is there anyone in particular you would like to work with in the future?
Sam: It'd be pretty cool to work with Questlove, we love The Roots and they're a big influence of ours.
John: I think it'd be awesome to work with Outkast. But as far as our plans for the future, just working in the studio and planning to release our first full-length album.
And now we'd like to welcome The Lonely Biscuits to The Pier's MP3 Massive Section as they're giving away a New & Unreleased song titled "Hands Tied" which you can download by clicking HERE!
The Lonely Biscuits Website
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Q: How to decode a gzip encoded JSON using Lotus-Script I get gzip encoded JSON content from a httprequest and I don't know how to decode it in Lotus Script.
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    Call webRequest.Setheaderfield("Authorization", "Bearer " + accessToken)
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A: Which version of Domino/Notes are you on? Try 10.0.1 FP2 and use set webRequest.PreferJSONNavigator = true. This will retun the JSONNavigator directly and will skip some of the problems identified in https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=ibm10875724

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The AE-200E centralised controller is designed to provide you with the ultimate system management tool. The large, 10.4" backlit LCD makes programming a breeze, giving you control of temperature, fan speed and airflow options at the touch of the screen.
Touch screen control of up to 50 units (200 units with AE-50E/ EW-50E connected).
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With the added benefit of comprehensive energy consumption monitoring and comparisons with the previous year's power consumption. Monitor and control 50 indoor units, control up to 200 units by using three AE-50E / EW-50E expansion controllers. One of the most advanced energy monitoring centralised controllers available. The AE-200E allows complete control from one location.
The AE-200E controller calculates the amount of power consumed by the air conditioners. The calculated data can be output to the PC via USB memory or LAN, and the designated charge calculation tool can create the charge report.
By comprehensibly showing the energy consumption of air-conditioning equipment, it provides assistance in energy saving.
Energy consumption of air-conditioning equipment by individual area is displayed using graphs for easier viewing. Enables comparisons with the previous year's power consumption as well as with the target electric power, thus allowing users to check the operating state at a glance. The 10.4 inch LCD touch panel shows the floor layout, facilitating easier operation of air-conditioning equipment.


← Look for us at Summer Fest tomorrow!
Mark your calendars for Delridge Day and the SW Precinct Picnic!
We received word late last week that Delridge Day and the SW Precinct Picnic are being held jointly again this year! This great combined event will be Saturday, August 9th from 11 AM – 4 PM at the Delridge Community Center and in the adjacent park and Delridge Skatepark. Come enjoy wonderful music, food, and other activities!
Look for us among the many exhibitors, vendors and community groups. This is our (West Seattle Be Prepared's) last scheduled community outreach event for the summer, so stop by to learn more about our organization and/or pick up free printed materials.
We still have free coloring books about emergency preparedness for kids of varying ages! We also have a wide assortment of disaster-related informational materials from the Seattle Office of Emergency Management, many of them available in multiple languages.
It's summer and time for 'Picnics in the Precincts'!
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All Barcelona Tours
Complete Gaudí Tour: Casa Batlló, Park Guell & Extended Sagrada Família with Tower Climb
Why take this tour?
This is the most comprehensive Gaudí tour on the market. You'll explore all of his most famous works, with first entrance at Casa Batlló, so you can enter before the crowds; stops at Casa Milà and Casa Vincens for a rounded view of Gaudí's architectural style; a skip-the-line tour of Park Güell; and an extended tour of La Sagrada Família with tower climb and full museum visit.
Tour Casa Batlló, and acquaint yourself with its artistic evolution
Ponder Casa Vicens and Casa Milà, and the ways in which they represent Gaudi's artistic journey
Soak up the sights and sounds of Park Güell, gaining entry with pre-reserved tickets
Explore La Sagrada Família before making your way into the Basilica's Museum
Admire 360-degree views of Barcelona from a special vantage point
Take a step into the world of Antoni Gaudí
Antoni Gaudí was a titan of 20th century architecture, who developed a unique style deeply rooted in the culture, materials, religion and the environment of his beloved Catalonia. This comprehensive Gaudí tour takes you into his story with skip-the-line tours of three of his best-known works, Casa Batlló, Park Güell, and La Sagrada Família Basilica; along with external viewings of Casa Milà and Casa Vicens.
Led by our passionate guides (experts on all things Gaudí), you'll immerse yourself in the history of the city and the Art Nouveau movement that gave it some of the most exciting architecture in the world.
Your Complete Gaudí Tour ...
Your Complete Gaudí Tour begins with a special Casa Batlló tour. With first entrance of the day, you'll get inside Gaudí's signature home renovation before the crowds. As you admire the house's visionary light well, your guide will tell you how the house began as a religious vision, then became a study in the use of diffusing natural light through otherworldly, organic spaces. The roof, which is frosted in broken ceramics to resemble the spine of a great dragon, is one of the most iconic sights in Barcelona.
As you learn the story of Gaudí - from his time as a youth in Rural Catalonia, to his days as the darling of Barcelona's industrial elite - you'll move on to the Casa Vicens and Casa Milà. The Casa Vicens was an early project that has been described as an 'Orientalist Fantasy', the work of a man still developing his style and vernacular. The Casa Milà, aka La Pedrera, on the other hand, is quintessential Gaudí, a facade of such power and strangeness that you won't see anything like it anywhere else in the world. As two works at different ends of Gaudí's career (Casa Vincens was one of his first homes, Casa Milà one of his last) they offer fantastic insight into how Gaudí's style changed over time. Casa Vincens is a particular treat; located a distance from the other houses, it is rarely visited by tourists.
Not all of Gaudí's projects were successes in his own time, however. You'll take a private vehicle to the next stop, Park Güell. This whimsical complex was intended to be a gated housing development, but no one wanted to move there. Today it's one of the most beloved parks in the city, and in much demand as you'll see from the lines that stretch outside. With pre-reserved, skip-the-line tickets, you'll stroll right inside with your guide. Walking through the park, you'll take in its fanciful colors and alien shapes, learning how Gaudí's deep connection with natural imagery came from an extended childhood illness. You'll also pause here for roughly half an hour to get a snack. Since the tour doesn't finish until after 2:00pm, we encourage everyone to have a little something to eat to tide them over.
Your Gaudí tour ends in the building that Gaudí intended to be his greatest legacy; La Sagrada Família. Toward the end of his life, this Basilica was Gaudí's obsession and he put every last bit of himself into its execution. Today every surface of the building holds something to ponder, decode or puzzle over; like a great mystery box just waiting to be solved. Luckily, you will spend a full hour exploring it with your guide, who among other things, is an expert on Gaudí and can tell you everything you want to know - from the way the architect harnessed light with his stained glass windows, to the discussions surrounding how the church is to be finished in the absence of any sort of formal plans. Your ticket also includes access to the Basilica's Museum. Your guide will not accompany you, but they will be happy to tell you what to look out for when you visit.
Finally, you'll use pre-reserved special access tickets to ascend one of the spindly towers of the church for 360-degree views over the city that Gaudí gave his life to.
The places we visit on this tour are immensely popular and usually have long lines in front. You won't have to worry about this at all, however. With pre-reserved entrance to all sites, a small group of 15 people or fewer, and headsets so you will never miss a word from your guide, you'll see each site like a VIP. You'll also be shuttled between sites on a private minibus, ensuring that you see as much of Gaudí's work as is possible in one morning.
There are sections of this tour that require a bit more walking and stair-climbing than usual. If you have any concerns or questions about your ability to maintain a modest pace with the group, please contact us ahead of time and we'll be glad to advise you.
Sites Visited
Casa Milà aka 'La Pedrera' (outside)
Casa Vicens (outside)
La Sagrada Família Tower
La Sagrada Família Museum
First entrance
Skip-the-line Casa Batlló tickets
Skip-the-line Park Güell tickets
Pre-reserved La Sagrada Família tickets
Special access Sagrada Família tower climb
Transfer between sites by private vehicle
Passionate expert tour guide
Casa Batlló exterior
The beautiful light in Casa Batlló
Dinah Dec 30, 2019
Our guide was great! So enthusiastic and knowledgeable. The tour itself is a must do! Especially if you are only in Barcelona for a short time. It knocks out a good chunk of the city highlights without having to wait in line for hours.
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Does the Sagrada Familia have a dress code?
Yes. In the Cathedral, both men and women are asked to wear clothing that covers at least the shoulders and knees. It is sufficient to bring extra coverings (e.g., a scarf) with you and to put them on before entering to the holy areas.
Is this tour good for children?
The only issue regarding children (under 6 years of age) on this tour is that they are not allowed to climb to the top of the tower in the Sagrada Familia. They are welcome on all other parts of the tour, though.
Does this tour include lunch?
No, but because it's over five hours, we stop in the Parque Güell and give you time to buy a snack.
Does this tour always visit the Sagrada Familia Towers?
The only times the towers close are during high winds and heavy rains. Although this does happen, it isn't a regular occurence. For security reasons wheelchairs, baby strollers, persons with reduced mobility, pregnant women & children under 6 years old are not allowed to climb the towers. Also, children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Can I bring a bag with me into the Sagrada Familia?
Yes, but you can only bring small bags and backpacks. They will be checked before you enter the church. If you are going to climb the towers you have to leave backpacks in security lockers located at the base of the towers and costing €1.00.
Is this tour wheelchair accessible?
Some of the Gaudí residences are not completely wheelchair accessible. Because of this, we regret that we cannot offer this tour to people who use wheelchair or have mobility limitations.
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Skip the Line Express Sagrada Família Tour & Tickets
Our express tour with pre-reserved tickets allows you to skip long lines into the Sagrada Família, where your expert guide will share stories of Gaudí most guidebooks omit!


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Vincent Award #4: Leo Grand
This week's Vincent Award goes to Leo Grand. You see Leo is homeless and back in August a young software programmer approached Leo on the street and offered him the following:
$100 cash or...
Personal lessons on how to write software code
Leo chose the option to learn how to code. The young software programmer, Patrick McConlogue, bought Leo a few books about coding and gave him a Chromebook computer and met every weekday for an over over a 16-week period. The story got quite a bit of attention, even it's own FaceBook Page. After several setbacks and a few bumps in the road Leo Grand has completed his 1st application which is now on sale in the iOS App Store as well as on the Google play store. The app is called Trees for Cars and is an app designed to help people carpool to help save the environment.
It takes a lot of courage to choose something like software development lessons over $100 cash when you are homeless. Can most of us claim we would have made the same choice? The original news story from Business Insider can be found here.
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10 famous actors who starred in Christmas movies
At first glance, it might seem like acting in a Christmas movie is a real treat for an actor. Almost everyone loves the winter holidays and once again plunge into the magical atmosphere of the New Year is a great joy. However, in reality, everything is a little different, Christmas movies are not always successful at the box office and a celebrity invariably runs the risk of hitting his own reputation.
However, sometimes the appearance of a Hollywood star in a New Year's film turns into incredible success and the tape becomes a real hit. Before us 10 examples of how a famous actor appeared in a Christmas picture and managed to make something really special out of the project.
Let's start with Witherspoon, although the girl cannot be called a cult actress, in the middle of the "zero" years her affairs were going quite well. Pictures "Legally Blonde" and "Walk the Line" turned Reese into a real celebrity, and even film critics drew attention to her. Witherspoon won Oscars and Golden Globes, and offers from directors poured in as if from a cornucopia.
However, quite unexpectedly, Reese starred in the film. "Four Christmases"… The film proved to be commercially successful, but was greeted with restraint by the audience. However, for Witherspoon, the tape was another milestone in his career and a really interesting experience.
It seems that Will Ferrell knows exactly how to do a Christmas movie. Films with his participation, "Elf" and "Hello, Dad, New Year!" turned out to be really successful from a commercial point of view and brought the actor an additional portion of fame. However, these paintings received mixed reviews and there is still debate about their artistic value.
It must be admitted that Will has a comedic talent and a certain role… He almost always plays kind, but a little rustic guys, his characters, despite good intentions, constantly find themselves in difficult situations. Perhaps it was this image that made Ferrell the perfect actor for a Christmas movie.
Hardly one of the highest paid actresses in the world needs to prove anything to anyone. Aniston has so many successful films under her belt that even an average film is not able to spoil her reputation. However, Jennifer's participation in the project "New Years corporate party" came as a certain surprise. I must admit that the actress coped with her task and looked very organic on the screen.
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The film tells about the owner of a large company, Carol, who wants to improve the financial performance of the company, closes unnecessary branches. Her brother does not agree with this state of affairs and arranges a grand corporate party that can melt his sister's heart. However, keeping the holiday under control will not be easy.
When Keaton took on the project "Jack Frost", behind him were already the cult roles of Beetlejuice and Batman. Nobody expected Michael to appear in the Christmas family comedy, but he got used to it very well. the image of an unlucky dad who neglects his promises…
But the film turned out to be not very funny, because in the center of the plot there is a real tragedy, and outdated graphics today hurts the eye a little. However, the good message of the tape compensates for any shortcomings and makes it a great Christmas picture. Unfortunately, cinema was a major financial failure, fueled by a bloated budget.
For Danny, "Welcome or No Neighbors No Entry" was not his first Christmas project. This is not surprising when you consider that DeVito is a comedian to the core. His colorful appearance has always contributed to the formation of his role., and unconditional talent made it possible to embody incredibly funny images.
As for the reporting picture, she could not jump over her head, but it became a good entertainment during the winter holidays. The tape barely paid off at the box office and did not bring sane profit to the creators. According to the plot, the hero Danny wants to favorably distinguish his home against the background of a luxurious neighbor's house and does not hesitate in choosing the means to achieve the goal.
Today it is difficult for us to imagine an action star as an infantile clerk, but in the film "A Present for Christmas", Schwarzenegger plays just such a guy. In fact, Arnold has always been inclined to experiment and often tried to find himself in family movies. It is difficult to judge whether a man has a comedian talent, but his mere presence in such films invariably amuses the viewer – It is unusual to see Schwarzenegger in such a guise.
As for the tape "Gift for Christmas", she received mixed reviews and managed to make a profit for the studio. Arnie often looks funny, especially since the partners on the set helped him a lot by creating the necessary entourage.
After the success of films such as Good Will Hunting and Pearl Harbor, it was quite unusual to see Affleck in a Christmas comedy. The actor drew attention to the project for a reason. "Surviving Christmas" – this was inspired by his beloved, Jennifer Lopez, to whom Ben dedicated an unusual role to himself.
The film fell in love with the domestic audience, although it was met with skepticism in the West. The tape fell into production hell – the script was being finalized during the filming, and the premiere was delayed for a whole year.… Affleck has repeatedly stated that he is dissatisfied with the work of the director, who was poorly prepared for the process of creating the picture.
Christmas movies are clearly not Thornton's strong point. He rarely played in comedies and diligently avoided blockbusters, so to many viewers his filmography may seem rather bleak. For the actor the role of the fabulous grandfather was a real revelation, the tape really took off and brought Billy a success.
Painting "Bad Santa" Is a purely adult film that tells Willie's story. A man is only interested in easy money, booze and women. For the next business, he needs to change into a costume of a festive character and entertain visitors to the shopping center, only Willie himself approaches this mission without enthusiasm.
Obviously, the picture "The Grinch Stole Christmas" managed to become a New Year's classic. There is no doubt about the comedic talent of Jim Carrey – the actor has skillfully entertained the viewer with his bizarre images throughout almost his entire career. However, a Christmas movie is a different matter, especially since the star was simply given a ton of makeup to make the man look like a fabulous creature.
The idea fully justified itself – the film collected an excellent box office and fell in love with the viewer. Despite the unrecognizable appearance, Jim's facial expressions played an important role and brought its own flavor… Also, do not forget about the tape "Mr. Popper's Penguins", although it is nominally not a Christmas one, it fully creates the New Year's mood.
It's no secret that Ryan has no problems with employment; now he is one of the most in-demand Hollywood actors. Reynolds successfully starred in horrors, comedies, does not disdain comics and is a kind of multi-storyteller. Romantic Christmas Ribbon "Just Friends" became a new challenge for Ryan, which he successfully coped with.
The central character suffered from obesity in his teenage years and was secretly in love with the main star of the school. Time has passed, now Chris is a successful handsome man and by coincidence he returns to his native land. Will a man be able to fix everything and win the girl of his dreams?
We have not forgotten about Macaulay Culkin, we will devote a separate article to him and "Home Alone" 🙂
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"The more you intend for something to be a part of your life, the more it will be so. The more you want it, the more it will be. And there is the opposite of that for people who don't want things who think strongly about how much they don't want something and they draw it to themselves.
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I remember a moment after the birth of my first child when everyone had left and I was alone with my son for the first time. I looked at him lying on the bed and realized I was responsible for this new life. How could I teach him everything he needed? I was terrified.
I held him close and the two of us cried. Those were tears of fear and tears of joy, but most of all they were tears of love. Looking into his little face that day I made promises to my Father that I have tried very hard to keep.
Was it different for Mary on that night in Bethlehem? Like any first-time mother she must have felt all the fear, all the joy, and all of the love that comes with a child. This painting reminds me that we are never alone when we look heavenward.
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