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    I need help translating this Soldbuch, thanks in advance, for the help.
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          Page 22


          Auszeichnungen (Awards)


          18.8.42 Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42 (Eastern Front Medal)


          2.7.43 EK 2 Kl (Iron Cross 2nd Class)


          23.8.43 Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black)


          -- Guy

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            #6
            The guy was part of the 4th mountain Division, that fought in the Balkans and on the Eastern Front:
            http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...onen/4GebD.htm

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              #7
              Originally posted by Ironcrown View Post
              The guy was part of the 4th mountain Division, that fought in the Balkans and on the Eastern Front:
              http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...onen/4GebD.htm
              Then he went from a Gebirgsjäger to a Grenadier: 1st: Gren.Ers.Btl 60; 2nd, his last posting was to the Grenadier Ersatz Bataillon 460 HQed in Ulm.


              Lexikon der Wehrmacht
              Originally posted by Wiki Translate
              On October 7, 1942, the battalion in Bruyeres was divided into an Infantry Replacement Battalion 460 and a Reserve Infantry Battalion 460. The new replacement battalion received the field post number 48822, which was canceled in 1943, and was subordinate to this October 7, 1942 Division 465th The Reserve Battalion was under the establishment of the 165th Reserve Division. Both battalions wererenamed on November 2, 1942 Grenadier Replacement Battalion 460 and Reserve Grenadier Battalion 460. The reserve battalion was relocated after the renaming to Sens. The replacement battalion was relocated to Ulm, in Wehrkreis V, in December 1942. The replacement battalion was apparently stationed there in the Flanders barracks. The Reserve Battalion was relocated on 1 January 1944 to s'Heerenhoek on Zealand in Denmark and used for coastal protection. In August 1944, the Reserve Battalion was used to form the 70th Infantry Division and thus dissolved.

              -- Guy

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                #8
                Page 12, Hospitalizations

                Date / Illness
                • 1. 23.9.41 -- can't read
                • 2. 30.7.42 -- blank
                • 3. 10.8.42 -- Bomb splinter to arm
                • 4. 16.5.43 -- Grenade splinter and gunshot wound to the chest (lungs)
                • 5. 7.6.44 -- Code 31g (sepsis/gangreen)
                • 6. 19.7.43 -- Code 31G (sepsis/gangreen)


                -- Guy

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                  #9
                  I decided to add the hospital names on Page 12 but took too long at dinner and can't edit ... so I'm reposting with the additional info:

                  Hospital / Date / Illness
                  • 1. [Can't read hospital name] / 23.9.41 / can't read
                  • 2. Armee-Feld Laz. (Mot.) 663 / 30.7.42 / blank
                  • 3. Kr. Laz. 4/606 / 10.8.42 / Bomb splinter to arm
                  • 4. Kr. Laz. 4/684 / 16.5.43 / Grenade splinter and gunshot wound to the chest (lungs)
                  • 5. Reserve-Lazarett [viii] Warschau Pasteurstr. 17 / 7.6.44 / Code 31g (sepsis/gangreen)
                  • 6. Laz. Bad Schadau / 19.7.43 / Code 31G (sepsis/gangreen)

                  Kr. Laz = Kriegslazarett [War Hospital]


                  The lazarett in Warsaw is #VIII; you can barely make out the V; I found the number (and street number 17) via Google search.


                  -- Guy

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                    #10
                    On page 8a you can read that he also received an M.P. (Maschinenpistole), however it's a bit hard to understand which model exactly.

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                      page 12

                      23.9. the hospital name I read "Lemberg"

                      Gerdan

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
                        page 12

                        23.9. the hospital name I read "Lemberg"

                        Gerdan
                        Thanks Gerdan.


                        According to Lexikon, there were 9 reservelazarette in Lemburg.

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                          Hospitals ... (time on my hands!)
                          • 1. Kr. Lemberg
                          • 2. Armee-Feld Laz. (Mot.) 663
                          • 3. Kr. Laz. 4/606 [book footnote, p.330, says Kriegslazarett 4/606 in Orel]
                          • 4. Kr. Laz. 4/684 [Kertsch]
                          • 5. Reserve-Lazarett [viii] Warschau Pasteurstr. 17
                          • 6. Laz. Bad Schandau


                          1. -- no data

                          2. Feldlazarett (mot.) organization:
                          Motorized Field Hospital [Battalion echelon unit]
                          Sect: (# 2–4–6–8); 2 mcl w/sc; 1 car (medium); 1 truck for fuel and equipment transport (light); 1 motor bus (medium).2 Platoons: (# 2–0–5–21); 1 car (light); 1 van for medical equipment (medium); 1 truck for equipment and baggage (light);1 truck for rations (light); 1 truck for field kitchen (light); 1 motor bus (light)

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                          4. Kriegslazarett 4/684. Found two locations mentioned: Kertsch and Saporoshje [Zaporizhzhia] Ukraine.
                          Oberjäger, gestorben im Kriegslazarett 4/684 Kertsch
                          Saporoshje, Kriegs-Lazarett 4/684 mot.

                          5. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Qsv5i6JJCJYJ:https://www.forum-der-wehrmacht.de/i...ct=clnk&gl=us]Res.Laz.VIII war in der Ulica Pasteur, mehrere gleichförmige Blocks, Okt.42

                          6. Reserve-Lazarett Bad Schandau is in Sachsen; it's a spa town.


                          -- Guy

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                            Soldbuch translation

                            thanks! for all the help in translation of this Soldbuch, its a lot of great information, does anyone need better pictures or anything to get any more information?

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