Prinz Eugen Soldbuch

[JUNGCO]

I've had this Soldbuch for a long time but have never figured out his last name. If you guys have some opinions, let me know. He died in a Field Hospital on 2 May 1945.

[JUNGCO]

Prinz Eugen Soldbuch

The last scan is of his awards.

[Erwin L]

Kolovrat? Nice soldbuch

[PBR]

I read EGS Groß-Betschkerek so I would say a volksdeutscher from serbian or rumenian Banat.

[christof]

Nice Soldbuch. I cant read his dog tag number can give us please ?

[JUNGCO]

I know it's hard to read. It's very faded. Top line: Waffen SS Prinz Eugen Second line:12 Geb. Jag. Rgt. 2 No.69
Jeff

[naxos]

Kolovrat? Nice soldbuch

Yes, the name is Kolovrat

Heinrich Kolovrat born in Pardan near Modosch

as T.K. already stated he was a Volksdeutscher

[Ian Jewison]

Difficult name...even the Germans could not read it

Listed on the German War Graves site as:

Heinrich Kolovrad ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Costermano.

Endgrablage: Block 13 Grab 59

Nachname: Kolovrad
Vorname: Heinrich
Dienstgrad: Unterscharführer
Geburtsdatum: 07.12.1913
Todes-/Vermisstendatum: 02.05.1945


/Ian

[Ausweis]

Beautiful Soldbuch, Jeff!

[Panzer Rob]

I've had this Soldbuch for a long time but have never figured out his last name. If you guys have some opinions, let me know. He died in a Field Hospital on 2 May 1945.

Jeff-

That's a great example of a Prinz Eugen Soldbuch! I really like that you can see the unique collar tab and of course the fact that he's wearing an overseas cap in the portrait photo (technically against regulations!) A really great Soldbuch with some nice combat awards no less! Thanks for sharing it with us

[JUNGCO]

Thanks everyone. I thought the name was Kolovrat. Ian, I had tried just using the first four letters of his name in the German War Graves site and it never came up. I must have been doing something wrong. Now I know where he is buried. Rob, in your favorite Soldbuch, he's wearing cover also. Kind of a SS thing.
Jeff

[Erwin L]

Jeff

There are a lot of mistakes on the volksbund that have to be discovered. Even after almost 70 years. Believe me. I already experienced that


Regards

Erwin

[PBR]

Jeff,

Do you have the date when he was wounded please?
Please also post the Lazarett page, we can sort out some locations about his place of death.

[JUNGCO]

Prinz Eugen Soldbuch

Here's the hospital page.

[naxos]

Can you post a better scan of this part (can not read everything)