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    #871
    Originally posted by J-W.Bode View Post
    I heared that Rudolf von Ribbentrop's wife passed away a while ago. Sad news for him...
    That's really sad. All my wishes of strength to him.

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      #872
      Originally posted by J-W.Bode View Post
      I heared that Rudolf von Ribbentrop's wife passed away a while ago. Sad news for him...

      Hi

      Ms. Ilja von Ribbentrop died February 1, 2010 at the age of 96 years.

      Phil.

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        #873
        Maximilian Mayerl passed away February 11, 2010



        Ehre seinem Andenken

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          #874
          Originally posted by Nidhøggr View Post
          Maximilian Mayerl passed away February 11, 2010



          Ehre seinem Andenken
          Oh no...

          May God give him a peaceful rest.

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            #875
            Again sad news.

            may he rest in peace
            Ruht in Frieden

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              #876
              Thanks for reply, Herr Sasso. Sorry I din't reply earlier...then again, yea, oh well!

              I heard about Herr Sepp and Frau von Ribbentrop...it's too heartbreaking. Herr Sepp was one of of shooting inspirations.

              God bless 'em both!
              Lev
              Last edited by Death-Ace; 04-12-2010, 07:28 PM.

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                #877
                Erwin Bachmann

                SS Obersturmführer d.R. Erwin Bachmann died on Feb. 18 this year

                * 05.05.1921
                + 18.02.2010

                may he rest in peace.....

                best regards jens
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                  #878
                  again sad news, may he rest in peace

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                    #879
                    By the way, a little question, is it correct that Artur Becker-Neetz lives in Berlin?

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                      #880
                      Yes, he moved away from Frankfurt.

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                        #881
                        Sorry to bother again, but does anyone know of any former Waffen-SS recipients who'll respond/recieve letters?

                        Thanks!
                        Lev

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                          #882
                          I recently got acquainted with Oberst Kuno von Meyer's daughter.

                          Here's one of his last photos:



                          Rest in Peace Colonel!

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                            #883
                            I just began reading "Sniper on the Eastern Front. The Memoirs of Sepp Allerberger" by Albrecht Wacker. Very interesting story about a very interesting man. The author, however, states in the introduction that "While Russian and Allied marksmen are honored as heros, German marksmen - even in their own country - are considered as wicked killers. Because of this, it has proved necessary to protect the subject of this study by keeping his identity anonymous. ... The subject of this book will be called 'Sepp Allerberger'". Not a great job of disguising his identity or not a particularly honest statement.

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                              #884
                              Originally posted by Ed Taylor View Post
                              I just began reading "Sniper on the Eastern Front. The Memoirs of Sepp Allerberger" by Albrecht Wacker. Very interesting story about a very interesting man. The author, however, states in the introduction that "While Russian and Allied marksmen are honored as heros, German marksmen - even in their own country - are considered as wicked killers. Because of this, it has proved necessary to protect the subject of this study by keeping his identity anonymous. ... The subject of this book will be called 'Sepp Allerberger'". Not a great job of disguising his identity or not a particularly honest statement.
                              I don't fully get this up to this day...

                              I know that Sepp used a pseudonym in the first editions (maybe German editions?) and later it was changed to "Sepp Allerberger". Maybe that's all a translation misinterpretation.

                              Also... "Sepp" is short for "Joseph". So, there's also the possibility that Wacker meant just this.

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                                #885
                                The comment about a fictious name for Sepp Allerberger is made in the prologue of 2009 edition published in the UK. If he used a pseudonym in the earlier German editions the comment in the prologue must not have been changed in the latedr ones. Thanks for the information.

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