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    Oriano,

    Sanitätskompanie 1/736 seems not to exist - but 1/236 does - as you can read on the stamp.

    http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...nheiten162.htm

    Gerdan

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      Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
      Oriano,

      Sanitätskompanie 1/736 seems not to exist - but 1/236 does - as you can read on the stamp.

      http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...nheiten162.htm

      Gerdan
      perfect!
      grazie amico Gerdan! Oriano

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        Hello, asking for help translating this message. I believe the second word is "stellung" - I'm hoping the rest identifies a location. Thank you.
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          Originally posted by CCN View Post
          Hello, asking for help translating this message. I believe the second word is "stellung" - I'm hoping the rest identifies a location. Thank you.
          In Stellung an Wuste-....

          Sorry...can't make out that very last part.

          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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            Thanks Hank

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              trans

              I read "In Stellung an Muste-Tuntu- "(last letter is unclear). A google might help.

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                I agree with pauke's reading

                Gerdan

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                  Thanks again for the help guys.

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                    id card translation please

                    would like to know about this id card.
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                      photo books translate please

                      just purchased these books both full of photos one is the invasion of the u.s.s.r
                      & the second has 2 photos of civilians wearing volkstrum armbands so I think the photos show post d day photos in germany.
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                        The 2nd book was published 1938 (!) - before WW2 began. So the pics could not show Volkssturm.
                        The subject of the book is the Sudentenland annexing.

                        Gerdan

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                          Dedicated book

                          Hello,
                          What's this name and location?
                          Thanks!!
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                            on the 2 books

                            my mistake there are civilians with helmets ww1 type with party armbands.
                            both books dated 1938

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                              name

                              I read Eberhard for his last name.

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                                # 4821 + # 4818

                                One of the books has been published 1942.

                                Gerdan

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