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CF034 - The Universal Fritz D-Day Rapidly changing command situations dueCF034 The Universal Fritz During the Second World War, the German infantryman, often referred to as the "Fritz" by Allied soldiers, formed the backbone of the German armed forces. From the early Blitzkrieg campaigns of 193940 through to the final battles in Europe, German infantry endured some of the most demanding conditions of modern warfare, fighting across deserts, forests, cities and frozen landscapes. The Military Workshop's CF034 The Universal