Hello guys,
I have this EKM which is found in the Halbe - Treblin - Luckenwalde surroundings.
It has following text:
70 Est.
2. lei. Flak Abt. 834
A
70 = number soldier
2. lei. Flak Abt. 834 = 2 batterie Leichte Flak Abteilung 834
A = bloodtype
But there is also the abbreviation Est.
The only thing I can think about is Estnisch, but the regular abbreviation for Estonian Volunteers is Estn. (with the extra 'n').
Anyone ideas?
Personally I think it belonged to an Estonian guy. It is probably thrown away because the pocket was closed by the Russians. And I don't think Russians where very font on guys who fought on German side.
I have this EKM which is found in the Halbe - Treblin - Luckenwalde surroundings.
It has following text:
70 Est.
2. lei. Flak Abt. 834
A
70 = number soldier
2. lei. Flak Abt. 834 = 2 batterie Leichte Flak Abteilung 834
A = bloodtype
But there is also the abbreviation Est.
The only thing I can think about is Estnisch, but the regular abbreviation for Estonian Volunteers is Estn. (with the extra 'n').
Anyone ideas?
Personally I think it belonged to an Estonian guy. It is probably thrown away because the pocket was closed by the Russians. And I don't think Russians where very font on guys who fought on German side.
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