OTL Hans Suhr photos c. 1957 - 1969

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This photo was duplicated. Note the slightly different information and name spellings on the backs of the pictures.

Can anyone decipher the second line immediately below?

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Under magnification, this senior NCO assigned to the 3.Panzerdivision is seen to be wearing the ribbons for an EK2 and a "frozen meat medal" among others along with a Leistungabzeichen.

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We can see at least one World War II veteran amongst these individuals assigned to the 3.Panzerdivision.

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We've finally arrived to 1969. I'm just a wee lad of six years old.

OTL Suhr is being congratulated by a Major Von Gieitersheim of the 12.Panzerdivision.

Change of command? Retirement ceremony?

Is OTL Suhr wearing a paradehelm?

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The back of the above photo.

Does it offer any clues?

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Another pass-in-review. OTL Suhr is ecorted by Major Von Gietersheim. Note that these soldiers are wearing the patch of the 2.Jaegerdivision.

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This final military photo from the Suhr archive shows a traditions ceremony for the 15th Panzer Regiment.

I'll post the label below to make sure I got the translation correct.

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Can somebody make sure I got this right?

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These pictures came with archive. I presume they depict OTL Suhr's mother.

The smaller photo is dated 1951 and has a Hamburg studio mark. The other photo appears to show the same woman climbing up the mast of a sailing ship in a full length dress.

A no-nonsense woman this Frau Suhr!

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The last of the bunch!

Do these snap shots from "Juni 1959" depict well known tourist spots?

The photo studio was in Oberbieber.

Thanks for hanging with me. I hope to learn a lot from your commentary!

[LuckyStrike23]

Of course, following every ceremony there is a party...

Major Suhr can be seen second from the left.

The photo is labeled "Okt 62".

Nice to see my good friend Alfred Rubbel:

http://www.amazon.de/Panzer-Tiger-Os...5045182&sr=8-1

[LuckyStrike23]

Can somebody make sure I got this right?

"Traditionsverband - Einweihung des Gedenksteins PzRgt 15".

[LuckyStrike23]

Man what a party!


Suhr is seen standing second from the left in the back row. The first gentleman in the back row is Graf Stauffenberg - any relation?


Thanks,
TJ

most likely him:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berthol...n_Stauffenberg

[LuckyStrike23]

Here is the back of the above photo?

Any volunteers for translation?

Thanks,
TJ

"4. Transport Kurz-Lehrgang"". - "4th short transport training".

[Arthur Spooner]

That are very nice pictures, thank you for showing.
It is interesting to identify them and you know a lot TJ, also the "Emma".

My favorite picture is the group picture in the "Ordensburg Sonthofen", because of the mixture of uniforms.
I do believe it too that it is the son of the most famous Stauffenberg.