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Oh God. So he died during the Operation Dragoon, allied landing on August the 15th 1944.
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Stalingrad Feldpost
Hi all
Im English and have no idea of the german language. Can someone please translate these letters from a soldier of the 29th Infantry Division which was destroyed at Stalingrad. Hans Leitert was missing inaction on 30th january 1943.
The first one................
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The first three simply say he's doing well and the weather is nice. Also mentions receiving a couple packages he hadn't opened yet and was sending a few front newspapers home for them to read and keep. Wii have to do the others later...Comment
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The Last Name Is......
Hello All:
I recently got two unassuming KM portraits of one Matrosengefreiter. No badges in wear or anything highly collectible about the two portraits. I really just want to assign a name to the photos and do a bit of research to see if I can research his history a bit.
Problem being, I cannot figure out what his last name is. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Wilhem Ixmeier
Nürnberg - Schweinau
Hansastraße 34 / I B
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In Nürnberg Schweinau is still today living one person with the family name Ixmeier:
Ixmeier, Judith
Olivenweg 37
90441 Nürnberg - Schweinau
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In a newspaper March/April 2011 I found this guy in a list of persons deceased in Nürnberg-Fürth.
It could be your guy (?). 89 years old.
Wilhelm Ixmeier (89), Karlstr. 15
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Gerdan,
Your help is priceless. Thank you so much!
I hope I can buy you a beer one day to thank you!
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# 3966
Joe, I like beer !
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I am again in trouble with this hospital admission ... What does it mean? thank you
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