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    Hi,

    Pleskau: I second that.

    Uwe

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      Hi. Can you help with this document
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        Hiermit uebergebe ich meinem Sohn, Hubertus Becker, das vom Fuehrer verliehene Ehrenkreuz meines gefallenen Mannes. Kaete Becker

        I herewith give my son Hubertus Becker the Cross of Honor of my husband, who fell in battle, awarded by the Fuehrer.

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          Originally posted by HPL2008 View Post
          Not sure about the exact name of the "S...wska" place, but I think it says "bei Pleskau". Pleskau is the German name for Pskow [Псков] in Northwestern Russia.

          Pleskau is a very possible version. Not sure, so far, as to the place name that goes before " ... bei". It may begin with "Sch-" or "So-"

          As to other words, it seems to be "Werstatt im Wald". And it could be "RuĂŸl[and] im August".

          August.jpg
          Last edited by Einzel; 04-07-2020, 03:44 AM.

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            Originally posted by pauke View Post
            Hiermit uebergebe ich meinem Sohn, Hubertus Becker, das vom Fuehrer verliehene Ehrenkreuz meines gefallenen Mannes. Kaete Becker

            I herewith give my son Hubertus Becker the Cross of Honor of my husband, who fell in battle, awarded by the Fuehrer.
            Thank you very much, what about on the top beside the date 27-12/34?

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              I read Bernburg.

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                Anyone can help with the names for my research? Thanks in advance!
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                  Hello all
                  Would anyone be able to translate ?
                  Any help would be great, thank you .
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                    Bei einer Besprechung im Arbeitszimmer bei Major Wick.

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                      Thank you Pauke
                      That’s really appreciated 👍

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                        Originally posted by harri109 View Post
                        Hello all
                        Would anyone be able to translate ?
                        Any help would be great, thank you .
                        Is there a person named Leie in the photo?
                        Then, "Leie (l)" could mean "Leie (links)".
                        And, in the top left corner, text would say "Nachlass Leie".

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                          Thank you Einzel
                          Yes, the photograph is of Wick and Erich Leie.
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                            Originally posted by harri109 View Post
                            Thank you Einzel
                            Yes, the photograph is of Wick and Erich Leie.
                            You're welcome! So, my guess was plausible...

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                              Originally posted by HouweTrouwe View Post
                              Anyone can help with the names for my research? Thanks in advance!
                              Anyone have a try for the names? It's important for my research. Could the last one be Gefr. Mentzel?

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                                Originally posted by HouweTrouwe View Post
                                Anyone have a try for the names? It's important for my research. Could the last one be Gefr. Mentzel?
                                Well, some variants are possible. One o'them is "Gefr. Mentzel".

                                11 Names. 4.jpg

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