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#5 rare shot of Moelders in Civilian clothes but unfortunately the camera was not focused properly.Last edited by W Petz; 08-14-2005, 11:07 AM.Comment
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#6 Very early shot of Obltn Moelders dated 5.5.36Last edited by W Petz; 08-14-2005, 11:08 AM.Comment
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#7 Another early shot of Obltn Moelders dated 5.10.36Last edited by W Petz; 08-14-2005, 11:08 AM.Comment
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Photo and a letter from Molders
Hello all,
can any body translate what the letter is about.
Cheers Jack
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8 more pictures!
I am glad to show you some more!
Thank you!
KöhlerComment
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Isn't there a Bundesmarine warship named after Molders?
JohnComment
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Destroyer Mölders
Hello,
there was a destroyer Mölders!
KöhlerComment
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Moelders is regarded as a criminal in Germany? Wirklich verrueckt. This is what I hate about the modern Germany, paranoid about its' own history. Moelders was a hero, period. My uncle served under him as a Gruppenkommandeur for some time in 1941, leading the Ergaenzungsgruppe on the Channel. Coincidentally, I found the last known photo of Moelders, taken just before take-off for Udet's funeral in November, 1941 at Freiherr von Beust's KG 27 airfield in the Ukraine. This photo was taken by an Oberfeldwebel in the Geschwaderstab and was found in a shoebox in his closet! I sent a negative to his brother Viktor after its' discovery. Unfortunately, I am not a member and my scanner is broken, otherwise I would post this photo here.Comment
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Last photographs!
Hello,
I have those photographs. They belonged to KC winner Schalles.
Kind regards
KöhlerComment
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Mölders
Howdy
1 Pic von Bootmanager
Bye fore now
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I think Moelders arrival at KG 27 was a big event, and many photos were taken at that time. The one I have shows Moelders talking with von Beust and his pilot, Kolbe, just prior to boarding the HE 111.Comment
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Three more I found!
Hello,
a few more pictures!
Kind regards
KöhlerComment
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