Help Locating Kamaradschaft or veteransbund

[Chris Chalupa]

I have a friend who is a surviving member of panzer jager abt. 267, attached to the 267th infantrie division which was destroyed the summer of 44 during operation "bagration". He escaped the destruction due to wounds suffered early in the battle. He has asked me to see if I could locate any veterans groups for that particular unit. I have come up empty handed thus far, any help would be appreciated.

Chris

[Rik]

Hello Chris,

Can't help you with that.
Recently I got a tin plate showing the operation Barbarossa in 1941, it has dates and names on it. And it has a regimenalt / divisional logo on it.
A little while back I got a boxed pin with the same logo on it, can you ask your friend if he ever saw a pin like this??
The box says: one for all and all for one. Whas this their motto?

Hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance.

[Rik]

[Kondor]

Chris, best bet is to ask one of the German members if they have a copy of the "Deutsches Soldatenjahrbuch" for a recent year (mine is dated 1979!).
In the rear is a listing of all of the veterans organizations and a current address for contact. IE the contact address for your division was:
Reinhold Kuhlmann, Robertstrasse 19, 3000 Hannover. I am sure that has changed! Hope this helps