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Thanks Gerdan. Left one probably to hard? -
I may be free to post two more? I can read some but not all of it so therefor I post them to be sure. Thanks in advance.Comment
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Hallo.
Bitte helfen Sie bei der Entschlüsselung der Signatur.
im Voraus vielen
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Altenau, am Huettendeich, Mai 1944 Willi EhrenbergComment
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Help with Russian Translations?
Hey all,
I am working on a new project and have several typed Russian combat journals that it would really be helpful to get them translated. I suppose I could upload them to here but don't want to overstep myself. Thoughts on the best way to get them translated? You can also private message me if you would like. I tried to use OCR software and do that first but failed.
Thanks,
Marty
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# 11284
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"Werter (?) August .. - Alles Liebe, nichts kann einen erschüttern, wie Du siehst, selbst der gröste
(?) Dreck nicht "
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# 11284
1) " M.(ein) lb. (lieber) Rolf, Herzlichen Gruß. Tabaksgruß geht per Dienstpaket ab... sicher.
Wir hatten einen Angriff am 1/2. 3. Sind wohlauf, nur Mutti reicht es(?). Am 19.3. wir
haben viel Arbeit. Neuen Chef und K.G. seit 1. 3. Bei Euch ist es nun ruhiger geworden
nach lebhaften Wochen. Oberstltn. Bichlig (?) läßt Dich herzlich grüßen. Ich freue mich
dass Dir es gut geht... Dein Rgt s(Regiments) K. (amerad ?)"
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Thanks for both, Gerdan. First should read imo Wolchow, August 42Originally posted by Gerdan View PostComment
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hi guys
i am selling these but can you help me to understand what's globaly said in these documents please ?
So far i know
- who is it from
- what it is for
- what's the main topic
but i need more details please thank you
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-=Always looking for French cadets infos at Shaw Field South Carolina 1944=-Comment
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# 11294
1) Order of the day issued by the Commanding General of the 40th Army Corps.
He praises the bravery of the II./Schützen Regiment 13 and the 5th Panzer Division.
Near Kalamata they could cut some 1000 of the British troops from their boats. Now
the Yugoslavian / Greec campaign is over.
The General thanks and prises the performance of his troops. Even if there have been great
difficulties they did a historical job never seen before.
Now we are prepared and waiting for new orders of the Führer which we will put into practice as
we always did it. We will continue our high performance.
sig. General Stumm"
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thank you very much Gerdan !
do you have details for the April 15th ?
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After multiple difficult battles, we've broken the Englander's resistance. They've cowardly left the Greek army in the lurch, and are in full retreat aboard their ships. We've got to chase them down before they reach their harbors.Originally posted by H.W Plainview View Post
Therefore onward with no let up, no rest.
I expect everybody to give their all.
best
HUnless 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 PilotComment
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