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    #15256
    Addition: I found the exact street name is "Nincoper Strasse"

    Gerdan
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      #15257
      Originally posted by panzerdivision1 View Post
      Another question this abbrevation:
      Beerdigt am - (s.Skz)

      And I can't read the the place of the grave.
      (It's possible that only the location of death can be determined more precisely, with larger cities)
      Süd... Berettyóújfalu ... s... Derecske Berettyószentmárton ....
      The grave was in the southern part of Berettyóújfalu, at the road Derecske - Berettyószentmárton. It goes right through Berettyóújfalu. The place of death must be Nagy-Bajom. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagybajom

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      Last edited by Einzel; 08-11-2020, 02:37 PM.
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        #15258
        Thank you Gerdan!

        Thank you Einzel!
        The place of death Biharnagybajom (I collect data on soldiers who died in my village).
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          #15259
          Originally posted by panzerdivision1 View Post
          Thank you Gerdan!

          Thank you Einzel!
          The place of death Biharnagybajom (I collect data on soldiers who died in my village).
          You're welcome any time!

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            #15260
            Can someone help me out with the name of this Oberleutnant?
            I attached three signatures of him.
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            I'm collecting anything related to the towns Castricum and Bakkum during WWII.
            Also soldbucher from 116pzdiv. And 1944-1945 eastfront pockets, kampfgruppe and Oder front.
            My website: Gotrick.nl

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              #15261
              thanks! kBbjgoVoSvY.jpg kBbjgoVoSvY.jpg

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                #15262
                thanks! 2WW-Foto-Ritterkreuztrager-vermutl-aus-Film-_57.jpg imgonline-com-ua-Negativ-xfrWocMfYDqCll.jpg

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                  #15263
                  thanks! urkunden_gruppe_fallschirmj_ger_regiment_4_monte_casino_6_.jpg

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                    #15264
                    15263 Oberstleutnant Egger

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                      #15265
                      Thanks
                      Foto-Regiments-Kommandeur-RK-mit-Offiziere-Portrait-_57.jpg

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                        #15266
                        15265 Die geladenen(?) Gaeste des Regimentskdr. am 15.10., dem Regiments------tag, vor meinem Bunker. Von links nach rechts: (a list of names)

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                          #15267
                          Utmost left is Oberleutnant Georg Graf von Plettenberg.

                          http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...rueckerGGv.htm

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                            #15268
                            # 15265

                            I read "... am 15.10. dem Regimentsgründungstag, vor ..."

                            Gerdan

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                              #15269
                              That works for me, Gerdan!

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                                #15270
                                Can anyone help decipher the entry about the blood transfusion?
                                (The soldier's name Schütze Peschek in the 1. row)
                                Did he get the blood?
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