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    #3631
    # 3680

    "Zum ewigen Andenken von meinem lb. (lieben) Bruder Willi Urlaub

    Februar 1944"


    Gerdan

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      #3632
      Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
      # 3676

      "...fw Heinrich Wagn.. aus Leihgestern, Kr. (Kreis) Gießen - gefallen am 29.7.41 bei

      ?Cajwaw? / Bug"

      http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leihgestern


      Gerdan
      Hi Gerdan,

      Thanks so this fellow with the helmet was Heinrich Wagn? Could the last name be Wagner? I ask because Wagn sounds unusual. Leihgestern was his hometown correct? Hmm he looks like an early Barbarossa casualty. Oh could the fw. have been the abbreviation Ufw. Unterfeldwebel?

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        #3633
        John
        as I could not identify more letter "Wagn..?" it could be that his name was Wagner.
        But perhaps there were some other letters following "Wagner" ?

        Exactly, Leihgestern was his hometown.

        The first letters from the word " ..fw." could be Unterfw. or Oberfw.

        One shoud try to remove the album paper very carefully to read more, if possible.

        Gerdan

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          #3634
          # 3676

          You can find this Heinrich Wagner in the database of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge:

          Nachname: Wagner
          Vorname: Heinrich
          Dienstgrad: Oberfeldwebel
          Geburtsdatum: 20.09.1912
          Geburtsort: Leihgestern
          Todes-/Vermisstendatum: 29.07.1941
          Todes-/Vermisstenort: Gajworon

          So you don’t have to remove the paper.

          Trebes

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            #3635
            Heinrich

            Originally posted by Trebes View Post
            # 3676

            You can find this Heinrich Wagner in the database of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge:

            Nachname: Wagner
            Vorname: Heinrich
            Dienstgrad: Oberfeldwebel
            Geburtsdatum: 20.09.1912
            Geburtsort: Leihgestern
            Todes-/Vermisstendatum: 29.07.1941
            Todes-/Vermisstenort: Gajworon

            So you don’t have to remove the paper.

            Trebes
            Hi Trebes, Gerdan,

            Thanks so much for your help and giving Heinrich back his identity in a way.

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              #3636
              help with name

              Hi guys can you translate this name, thanks, Paul
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                #3637
                Originally posted by leibregiment View Post
                Hi guys can you translate this name, thanks, Paul
                Gimpel?

                Hank
                Unless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
                ~ Dan Hampton, Viper Pilot

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                  #3638
                  Thanks Hank

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                    #3639
                    It looks more like "Gumpel" to me. Compare the "u" with that of "Hauptmann". Nevertheless you'd find both names in German.

                    Trebes

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                      #3640
                      Thanks T,

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                        #3641
                        Major´s Signature

                        Gentlemen,

                        any ideas on this signature?
                        My guess is SCHINTGROTH but that´s a wild one.
                        With the man being a major, it could well be a VON at the beginning?

                        Don´t be shy and thanks in advance,
                        taube.
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                          #3642
                          A bit more of the whole autograph might help.

                          Etwas mehr bitte zum Buchstabenvergleichen.

                          Trebes

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                            #3643
                            Here we go...
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                              #3644
                              Sorry, taube, I can't figure it out.

                              Trebes

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                                #3645
                                Sorry, taube, I can't figure it out.

                                Trebes

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