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    This letter, dated 18. Dec 1975, is a letter of condolence, dealing with the passing away of Irene's mother who had passed away short time before.
    It is a letter full of sympathies and comfort and about Irenes' situation now after the death of her mother and her feelings and they way she is dealing with her emotions.

    Gerdan

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      translation needed!

      This is a section of a DAF bok belonging to a 26 year old Karl Fuller who was assigned to a bomber training group at Kitzingen in 1936. He worked as a civilian until 1939 and then there were no more work entries. I'm assuming that he was sent with his unit to Poland.

      This lttle section I can not read.

      I see = XX: something 40.
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        Christopher

        I would like to help you but I cannot see the text.

        Gerdan

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          I need a bit of help here. This is a page of one of my soldbücher and I am unable to decipher the lower text even though the writing is quite clear.

          I guess it means something like:

          "Berechtigt zum Empfang der Heimat xxxxx der 10. xxxxx"

          Maybe some of the experts can make it out, thanks in advance for the effort!
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            "Berechtigt zum Empfang d(es) Heimatpaketes der 10. Armee"

            "Heimatpaket" was a parcel with special things (to eat or drink) as a special gift for the soldier - like the Führerpaket.

            Gerdan

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              translation needed

              This is a section of a DAF bok belonging to a 26 year old Karl Fuller who was assigned to a bomber training group at Kitzingen in 1936. He worked as a civilian until 1939 and then there were no more work entries. I'm assuming that he was sent with his unit to Poland.

              This lttle section at the top hand written I can not read.

              somthing 40.

              000_01181.jpg

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                It could be "Wiesenstr.", the name of a street

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                  Yes that makes sense - thanks a lot Gerdan!

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                    Highly decorated officer

                    Here's a highly decorated officer. First the front of the image.
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                      Highly decorated officer reverse

                      Here's the back of the officer's portrait.
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                        StuG 23

                        Here's StuG 23, unit unknown to me.
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                          StuG 23 reverse

                          Here's the reverse of StuG 23.
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                            Brave officer grave in Poland

                            Here's the grave of a brave officer killed in Poland.
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                              Brave officer grave in Poland

                              Here's the reverse of the leutnant's grave.
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                                Pioneer's grave

                                Here's a Pioneer's grave.
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