Entry in soldbuch for opinion

[fanatyk6]

Hello,

What do you think about this entry? Could it be an original piece? Is it rare?\

All the best

[Lutfen]

Infanterie Division Berlin existed:

http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...n/IDBerlin.htm

So the entry could be okay. I don't have any immediate info on the subsequent unit, but someone on the forum is bound to know.

No idea of price, but endkampf entries linked to Berlin are desirable.

Michael

[JUNGCO]

The entry makes no sense.
Jeff

[Admiraal]

Jeff is right.
The last 2 entries make no sense.

There was no 9.Kompanie directly under Division Berlin.
And, as far as i know, there was no Division 308.

Infanterie-Division Berlin was 309, not 308.

[Gerdan]

Even the abbreviation >Kgf.< which normally means "Kriegsgefangene" in this Connection makes
no sense.

Gerdan

[Ian Jewison]

I have seen this style of entry before when relating to PoW units.....whether or not Berlin is a wartime entry not sure but as it appears to be in the same hand, probably also related to his PoW unit.

/Ian

[fanatyk6]

Hi, I'd like to confirm my thought about this entry - does it mean that all of the equipment was returned by the soldier?

Regards



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Allways looking for Brückenkopf Schwedt, Zehden, Zäckerick, Pommern 1945 and Königsberg Neumark related items

[Gerdan]

What I can read without any doubt ist " gestr." (gestrichen) canceled 26.12.44"

Gerdan

[Lutfen]

It would be helpful if you could post all pages from the book, to help piece together its history.

Thanks,
Michael

[fanatyk6]

Hi,

Here are the complete pages:





Regards,
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Allways looking for Brückenkopf Schwedt, Zehden, Zäckerick, Pommern 1945 and Königsberg Neumark related items

[Gerdan]

The last word I read "Stgbfr." abbreviation for "Stabsgefreiter" and before the word Stgbfr.

could be the name/signature of the Stabsgefreiter.

Gerdan

[Lutfen]

Going back to the unit details, it's worth noting that the entry for Gren Rgt 982 (4 Kompanie) has not been crossed out, as is standard protocol when a soldier transfers. This does cast further doubt on the subsequent entries. Seeing the rest of the book may shed more light on who he was with in '45.

Michael