Research on Death I have,notices

[Jørn Schmidt]

I went for a small trip today to do a little research on few Death notices.

First one is a Max Wallner who died June 10'th 1945,he is buried in Haslev Cemetary here in Denmark,its a little sad to know that he died a month after the war ended here in Denmark

Second one is a Wolfgang Luger,he died April 8'th 1945,and he is buried on Vestre cemetary here in Copenhagen.

Thanks for looking.
J.S

[Jørn Schmidt]

And the stone with Max Wallner's name on it.

[Jørn Schmidt]

Wolfgang Luger name in the book from the cemetary

[Jørn Schmidt]

And the with Wolfgang Luger's name on it.

[Jørn Schmidt]

A wiew over the cemetary in Copenhagen

[Jørn Schmidt]

Sorry for the failure in the Title,maybe a Moderator cut fix it.Thanks

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Jørn, I like (maybe that is the wrong word?) to see these kind of threads, as it brings home the human nature of what we collect. I always find it very sad to see soldiers that died at the end of war or so soon afterwards.

The death card minus the cap eagle is interesting to see.

Cheers, Ade.

[Jens Thune]

Hi Jørn..
I normally don't collect deathcards, but when I saw this about a year ago, I could'nt help myself, cause I have lived in Hillerød most of my life..
On monday I am going to vestre cemetery to see if I can find him.
Nice cards

kind regards
Jens

[Jørn Schmidt]

If you find him,please let us know.
Cheers
J.S

[Jens Thune]

Found him.. Thanks for the tip about the book.

Jens

[Jens Thune]

Max