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    2. Panzer Grenadier Regiment 156 signature

    Hello,

    I have this signature written in a soldbuch.
    The companie commander in oktober 1944 was Triantaphyllides.
    But this one is hard to read. I can read several names in it.

    I like to hear some other opinions.

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    #2
    Well, I can see the 'Tri' at the start of the signature so it could well be Triantaphyllides.

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      #3
      I think you are right, that this is indeed his signature.
      Looks like an interesting Soldbuch, Floris!
      Maybe you can show us more of this Soldbuch?

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        #4
        Floris,

        Can you show is more pages from your "Windhund" Division Soldbuch ?

        yours friendly

        Eric-Jan

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          #5
          He Floris

          Could it be that this unit is mentioned in Scott's book " Retake of the Arnhem Bridge" Can i have the first right of refusal if you ever decide to move it further.
          Regards

          Erwin

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            #6
            Thanks for your replies


            Originally posted by Erwin L View Post
            He Floris

            Could it be that this unit is mentioned in Scott's book " Retake of the Arnhem Bridge" Can i have the first right of refusal if you ever decide to move it further.
            Regards

            Erwin
            Ofcourse you have the first right of refusal


            If I read his signature right I think he shortened his signature a bit to: Triantaph.

            Here's some more pictures of the soldbuch.
            Thanks a lot to Rick for purchasing this one!

            =

            Gerhard Stephan.
            Born 26-4-1926 in Dortmund

            Started his military career with Grenadier Ersatz und Ausbildungs Battalion 365.
            This ersatz Batallion was based in Nijmegen.


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              #7


              Nijmegen is here written as Nymwegen.

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                #8


                At 22-8-1944 he was equiped with:

                - K98
                - Bajonet
                - Shovel with cover

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                  #9
                  This letter was send to his mother.
                  Inside is written that after an attack most of his company didn't return and were most likely taken prisson near De Lar = De Laar.



                  Map taken from the Retake Arnhem Bridge book:

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                    #10
                    Floris,

                    Once again you produce another beautiful piece (a bit too far north for your collection).

                    I also believe this is Triantaphyllides signature. He was the company commander and was even captured himself on the 5th Oct 1944. All in my book of course

                    Nice book!!!

                    Scott

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Revellations View Post
                      Floris,

                      Once again you produce another beautiful piece (a bit too far north for your collection).

                      I also believe this is Triantaphyllides signature. He was the company commander and was even captured himself on the 5th Oct 1944. All in my book of course

                      Nice book!!!

                      Scott
                      Thanks for your reply Scott.
                      I new this one must have your interrest.
                      Yours book has been a help with this one.

                      Don't worry I'am not focussing on the Arnhem area.
                      And it seems that the next Arnhem related soldbuch/wehrpass on the e-stand here will be yours.

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                        #12
                        What is the name of the Leutnant of Gren AuE 365 who signed the soldbuch on page 2 ?

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