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[Gerdan]

# 5888

Here the German text:

" O. U., den 17.4.40

Liebe Tante Karla,

Heute Dein Paket und Brief dankend erhalten, war alles in bestem Zustand. Habe sehr wenig Zeit, daher nur einen Kartengruß. Sonst geht es mir gut und freue mich, dass Ihr beiden auch wieder auf der Höhe seid. Schreibe möglichst morgen noch einen Brief. Habe heute Post von den Eltern erhalten, ist alles in Ordnung. Liebe Mutti nochmals vielen Dank alles andere im Brief.
Es grüßt Euch auf das herzlichste. Aufwiedersehen, Euer Vati "


Gerdan

[Gerdan]

# 5889

Sorry, I made a mistake dealing with the address. it starts with " Liebe Anne + Karla"..

Gerdan

[matthijs]

Is somebody capable of reading this?

Thanks for the help!

[Bryant U.]

Thank you in advance.

[Bryant U.]

[Bryant U.]

[Hank C.]

Thank you in advance.

5892:
Das verhaeltnis zu Geliebten steht unter bestaendigen drueck einer zweifachen angst:
der angst dass es enden
und der angst dass es dauern

Zur errinerung an die schoener stunden zum Osterfest 1947

the relationship with a loved one endures the pressures of a double worry
the worry it will end
and the worry it will continue

Memories of the wonderful time during Easter, 1947

5893:
Dein Bild ein blick,<O</O
Den Original ein freundlicher gedanken
Dies schick zum ewigen andenken!<O</O
<O</O
Your picture a look,<O</O
The original a friendly reminder<O</O
This I send as everlasting memory<O</O
…….Ludwig<O</O
…………………

5894:
Meine alten kameraden als andenken
Hanz(?) Schauer
Sudosten, 5.3.44 (5 march, 1944)

My old comrade, to remember me by (or "as souvenir", more or less)
(name)


Hank

[Gerdan]

# 5895

In general Hank did a good translation. Only a few words I want to add:

# 5892

"...und der Angst, dass es dauern . ...zum Osterfest 1947 Dein Heinz"

# 5893

" Dem Bild ein Blick, dem Original ein

freundliches Gedenken.

Dies schrieb zum ewigen Andenken (...??) Fritz Ludwig, Hildegard

Ludwig, Grünberg/..?"


Gerdan

[XRAYX]

Hi All,

Yesterday I received an Helmet with writing in it. Now I need someone who possibly can read it.

The helmet and writing are posted here:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=703176





I Hope someone can help,

Ray

[Gerdan]

I read

"SS Rttf (Rottenführer) Knobloch".

Gerdan

[XRAYX]

Thanks

Now finding the knobloch with this feldpost number

[leib1]

o.a.Verfügung

Hi
what does the o.a. stand for
Thanks for any help

[andya]

help please

Can anyone help with this please?
Sorry it is such a lot of text-It is only a small picture!!
thanks
andy

[Hank C.]

Can anyone help with this please?
Sorry it is such a lot of text-It is only a small picture!!
thanks
andy

9 March. 30 English Torpedo aircraft from an aircraft carrier attack our our ship. The white clouds are flaks bursts. The white foamy wakes are torpedo trails. By just a hair our fate misses being that of the "Bismarck". 30 torpedos are not (unknown word). Photo is secret!!!

Hank

[andya]

many thanks

9 March. 30 English Torpedo aircraft from an aircraft carrier attack our our ship. The white clouds are flaks bursts. The white foamy wakes are torpedo trails. By just a hair our fate misses being that of the "Bismarck". 30 torpedos are not (unknown word). Photo is secret!!!

Hank

thanks Hank
That's a lot of text for a little photo
regards
andy