Help! Norge: 2 battaillon, found near Sookula-Estonia

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SS-Pz Gr was found near Sookula-Estonia, by Estonian military historical club, the owner has no ID disc, just the letters which was found in the pocket. Needs help to recognize the persone and language in the letters- looks like the persone is from Sweden(?). The letter sent over German town Schnaitssee, but last letters in the letter looks like....borg. The name of volunteer looks like Klunster Blay. Needs to recognize the name before burrial. Any help appreciated.

[Simon O.]

The link's not working.

[Ludwig]

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The link is not working.

Post the pictures here instead and i will try to help you.

Klunster Blay is not a Swedish name. In fact I don´t think it´s a name at all.

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Now must work!
But they are so big( more than 1 MB, to better look)
http://aboutww2militaria.com/dljaforumov/kop%20112.jpg

http://aboutww2militaria.com/dljaforumov/kop%20116.jpg

http://aboutww2militaria.com/dljaforumov/kop%20117.jpg

http://aboutww2militaria.com/dljaforumov/kop%20121.jpg

http://aboutww2militaria.com/dljaforumov/kop%20129.jpg

[Ludwig]

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It´s very difficult to read anything at all, but from these pictures there is nothing who gives me any thoughts of Sweden. The handwriting looks very German to me. remember that most soldiers in "Norge! were German, despite the name.

[Simon O.]

The last name on the last picture looks like it could be Fuglesang, a surname found in Norway. First name perhaps Ludwig? The FP-nr.32878D indicates 11./SS-Pz.Gr.Rgt 'Norge'

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The last name on the last picture looks like it could be Fuglesang, a surname found in Norway. First name perhaps Ludwig? The FP-nr.32878D indicates 11./SS-Pz.Gr.Rgt 'Norge'

I think that this is the address of his friend or someone other, because the persone who write him letter, call him Blay -( if last name) and the same persone write him letter with addres of Ludwig ......?( FP number show 3 Bataillon of rgt Norge) but the Blay? belonged to the second batallion.
Very interesting that the letters sent over the Schnaitsee postal office, but letter sent from another town- last letters looks like ....borg (very difficult writing)

[Simon O.]

That 'Blay' looks kind of like Berg too. Difficult to tell. With both fp numbers having a letter at the end we can narrow them both down to a particular kompanie.