Hi,
Recently I was able to buy this gorgeous Warschau related Soldbuch. I just started researching but I already need your help. Fahnenjunker d. Reserve Karl Pöhler was at the time of the uprising in Warschau a member of Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 473. That is at least what I think I'm able to tell from his Soldbuch. I cannot see any connection with this unit and the uprising in Warschau but Karl was wounded by a bullet 29.08.1944. This wound wasn't his first and was a pretty serious one, he was awarded the SWB on 02.10.1944. 4 days later on 06.10.1944 het was awarded the EK2 which was granted by Kampfgruppe Reinefarth. This Kampfgruppe was at the same level as Dirlewanger pretty much.
Karl also has a Nahkampftag on 24.08.1944 at Zötsenstrasse(?). Haven't figured out which street that is in nowadays Warschau or if it even still exists.
There is an entry on page 14 that might shed some light. On this page you can see the stamp of Feldlazerett (mot) 672 with the date 24.08.1944 which is the same date as his Nahkampftag.
My main questions--> How is Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 473 connected to the uprising and does anyone know about this Zötsenstrasse(?)?
Very much appreciated,
Mats
Recently I was able to buy this gorgeous Warschau related Soldbuch. I just started researching but I already need your help. Fahnenjunker d. Reserve Karl Pöhler was at the time of the uprising in Warschau a member of Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 473. That is at least what I think I'm able to tell from his Soldbuch. I cannot see any connection with this unit and the uprising in Warschau but Karl was wounded by a bullet 29.08.1944. This wound wasn't his first and was a pretty serious one, he was awarded the SWB on 02.10.1944. 4 days later on 06.10.1944 het was awarded the EK2 which was granted by Kampfgruppe Reinefarth. This Kampfgruppe was at the same level as Dirlewanger pretty much.
Karl also has a Nahkampftag on 24.08.1944 at Zötsenstrasse(?). Haven't figured out which street that is in nowadays Warschau or if it even still exists.
There is an entry on page 14 that might shed some light. On this page you can see the stamp of Feldlazerett (mot) 672 with the date 24.08.1944 which is the same date as his Nahkampftag.
My main questions--> How is Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillon 473 connected to the uprising and does anyone know about this Zötsenstrasse(?)?
Very much appreciated,
Mats
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