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    # 6818

    I can only start with a part:

    " Trauderl mit ihrem ausgezeichneten Wiener- ..."

    Gerdan

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      Thanks Gerdan for trying to decipher this mess lol... wowzers "Wiener" makes sense as I bought this photo from an Austrian seller so this might of been taken in Vienna.
      Last edited by BlackWatch1; 09-13-2014, 03:16 PM.

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        Hi,

        Trauderl mit
        ihrem "ausgezeich-
        neten" Wiener-
        Buberl (in Polen)
        Jänner 40

        - with (in Polen) is meant, that he had been awarded in Poland
        - (Jänner = Januar)

        Uwe

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          Thank you Uwe! Is Wiener-Buberl the location of the photo and Trauderl the man's name?

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            # 6822

            "Buberl" and "Trauderl" are typical Austrian words.

            "Buberl" is the diminutive form ob "Bube" - young boy.

            "Trauderl" is the same for the girl's name "Gertraude" .

            The text means that you see the girl "Trauderl"/Gertraude with the "Vienna - Boy" .

            Gerdan

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              Awesome! Thank you again Gerdan

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                Here's another photo I can't decipher because of the old style handwriting. Thank you again!

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                  # 6825

                  " Gruß Euer Sohn Peppi " - Peppi is a diminutiv of the first name "Josef"

                  Gerdan

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                    Thank you ever so much Gerdan!

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                      Having problems with the captions on these two photos.

                      Comrades Photo - "Zum Andenken an alte gute Kameraden. Die im ??? um ??? geblieben sind. 1942"

                      Late War Kids in Uniform Photo - I can only understand a few minor words.

                      Thanks in advance for any opinions.
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                        # 6828

                        1) "...die im Wettkampf vom ... geblieben sind"

                        2) "...,...,...., die drei Kumpels in der Plantage - Dänemark, d. 8. März 45"

                        Sorry but the 3 names I can't identify.

                        Gerdan

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                          Hello Gerdan - many, many thanks.

                          In this context, would the term Krumpels be the equivalent of what we in America would call Pipsqueaks - kids too little to hang around with and play sports with the bigger kids?

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                            I would translate "Kumpel" with buddy or mate.

                            Gerdan

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                              Wehrmacht mountain troops I'm thinking, some help please with the details on reverse, thanks
                              Mark
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                                # 6832

                                " Sonthofen den 8. Mai 1941 "

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

                                Gerdan

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