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    Handwritten entires in Luftwaffe Soldbuch

    Hi,

    I recently bought a Luftwaffe Solduch/ Wehrpass set (Norway Signals/ Flak 1942 - July 1945) and am finding it fascinating. However, I've stalled at these handwritten entries. If anyone is able to decipher them I would be very grateful!

    Best regards, Paul

    Wehrpass entries:-
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        Originally posted by michael fay View Post
        can anyone read russian?
        I ve had these for years but don't have a russian dictionary, and the stylization of some letters has made it impossible to translate with google translator.

        Some have military photos in them.

        I would really like to know titles and authors names spelled out in english so i can do a bit of research.
        1. Агуреев К.В. Разгром белогвардейских войск Деникина.
        2. Муратов Х.И. Революционное движение в русской армии в 1917 году.
        3. Международная солидарность трудящихся в борьбе с наступлением реакции и военной опасностью (1925-1927).

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          Originally posted by PaulW View Post
          Hi,

          I recently bought a Luftwaffe Solduch/ Wehrpass set (Norway Signals/ Flak 1942 - July 1945) and am finding it fascinating. However, I've stalled at these handwritten entries. If anyone is able to decipher them I would be very grateful!

          Best regards, Paul

          Wehrpass entries:-
          Top:
          Verteidigung der Bodenorgenisation militärischen und Wehrwirtschaftskreis Anlagen in Operationsgebiet Nord Finnlands des Bereiches der Luftflotte 5.<O</O
          Dabei Tage mit gefechtstätigkeiten und Feindeinwirkung.

          Second:
          Ich habe diesen Wehrpass personlich geprüft. Nach meinem besten wissen und gewissen sind die einträgungen in diesen Wehrpass richtig. Dieser WEhrpass gehört zum (Name of soldier) in dessen besitz.<O</O
          I have personally checked this wehrpass, and to the best of my knowledge, all entries are correct. It’s in the possession of (soldier).<O</O
          <O</O

          Third:
          Exactly same as second (above - perhaps give or take a word)

          best,
          Hank
          Last edited by Hank C.; 05-20-2014, 09:05 AM. Reason: more info
          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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            Many thanks!

            Many thanks Hank, very kind of you to help. The 2nd and 3rd comments are perhaps not so exciting, but the top:-

            "Verteidigung der Bodenorgenisation militärischen und Wehrwirtschaftskreis Anlagen in Operationsgebiet Nord Finnlands des Bereiches der Luftflotte 5.
            Dabei Tage mit gefechtstätigkeiten und Feindeinwirkung."

            translates on 'Google Translate' as:-

            "Defense of Bode Norge Nisa Transportation military and military industrial circuit systems in operational area of northern Finland the range of the air fleet 5
            In this day with activities and combat-enemy action."


            The Solbuch owner Gerhard Seidenbecher had a very quiet war up in Norway and this was probably the only action he ever got!

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              thanks Magnus

              Originally posted by Magnus View Post
              1. Агуреев К.В. Разгром белогвардейских войск Деникина.
              2. Муратов Х.И. Революционное движение в русской армии в 1917 году.
              3. Международная солидарность трудящихся в борьбе с наступлением реакции и военной опасностью (1925-1927).
              Magnus, thank you very much. I have been able to translate these now, and already learned a great deal about Agureev, K.V. this book was for officers studying tactics during their "civil war."
              Again, thanks

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                Any idea on this please guys?

                Cheers !
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                  # 6540

                  " Braunschweig, 10.11.40

                  Meiner Schwägerin Christl, zum Andenken an Ihren Schwager Emil.

                  Wie vom Himmelszelt ein Fallschirmjäger fällt, so denkt Ihr an mich, denn der da fällt bin ich.

                  Emil"

                  Gerdan

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                    Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
                    # 6540

                    " Braunschweig, 10.11.40

                    Meiner Schwägerin Christl, zum Andenken an Ihren Schwager Emil.

                    Wie vom Himmelszelt ein Fallschirmjäger fällt, so denkt Ihr an mich, denn der da fällt bin ich.

                    Emil"

                    Gerdan
                    Roughly:
                    My sister-in-law Christl, so you will think of your brother-in-law Emil
                    As a parachutist falls from heaven's tent, so you think of me, because it is I who falls (comes down, so to speak) there.

                    As it's sort of a poem, the translation can be a bit clunky.

                    best
                    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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                      Originally posted by Hank C. View Post
                      Roughly:
                      My sister-in-law Christl, so you will think of your brother-in-law Emil
                      As a parachutist falls from heaven's tent, so you think of me, because it is I who falls (comes down, so to speak) there.

                      As it's sort of a poem, the translation can be a bit clunky.

                      best
                      Hank
                      Thanks for the input guys

                      So its not FJ related then, more of a love letter type thing then ?

                      Cheers !

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                        Originally posted by Totenhead View Post
                        Thanks for the input guys

                        So its not FJ related then, more of a love letter type thing then ?

                        Cheers !
                        It would appear whoever wrote it was (probably) a FJ. Not sure honestly why he'd write something like that to his sister-in-law - it does seem a tad personal.

                        best
                        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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                          Originally posted by Hank C. View Post
                          It would appear whoever wrote it was (probably) a FJ. Not sure honestly why he'd write something like that to his sister-in-law - it does seem a tad personal.

                          best
                          Hank
                          Hi Hank

                          Just put the translation that Gerdan kindly offered into Google translate and it comes up with this ?

                          " Braunschweig, 10:11:40

                          My sister Christl, in memory of your brother Emil.

                          As the heavens fall a paratrooper, so you think of me, because here I am the falls.

                          Emil "

                          makes more sense maybe ?? Braunschweig was a FJ school I believe, maybe the guy was writing to his sister ??

                          Cheers
                          Martin
                          Last edited by Totenhead; 05-22-2014, 02:22 PM.

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                            Will anyone could help me?
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                            Last edited by Magnus; 05-22-2014, 04:36 PM.

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                              # 6546

                              "Paris 1942 - Unser Generalmajor Hansse - rechts von ihm der französische Marschal Hunziger"

                              Gerdan

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                                I cannot 100% translate this, need a little help please.
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