# 7613
" Zum Andenken an Deinen Bruder Gustav.
Afrika-Korps - Kriegsjahr im Mai 1942"
Gerdan
" Zum Andenken an Deinen Bruder Gustav.
Afrika-Korps - Kriegsjahr im Mai 1942"
Gerdan
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# 7641
"Zum Andenken von [/COLOR] Deinem Bruder..." Sorry.
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Hi guys,
I'm having a difficult time deciphering the handwriting on the back of this photo out of my grandpa's photo album. If someone could help me out with this I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks guys.
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First one:
Arthur ist in der ersten Reihe
der vierte, ich denke Ihr werdet
ihn wohl heraus finden. Grüßt
Fräulein Elisabeth Stamm
von ihm herzlichst mit.
Sie kennt ihn auch.
Second one:
Will euch noch mitteilen
dass es nach der Umgemein-
dung nicht mehr Kray b.
Essen heißt, sondern ein-
fach Essen Kray oder
Essen Schoenebeck oder
Essen Katernberg u.s.w.Comment
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help needed
Anyone able to help with this one please.Relates to a WW1 portrait shot
thank you
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Zur Erinnerung an Ihren
Feldwebel Gerlach 2. Komp.
Armierungsbataillon 43
von März 1915 - März 1916
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Thanks Mac. I understand the first one but what is the second one really saying? My German comprehension is limited. I'm trying to locate where the building is located at on the photo (or whether it still exists today). What is Umgemein-dung? I'm assuming something undesirable hence the second word.Originally posted by Mac View Post
Thanks much.
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No Problem:
Arthur is in the first row the 4th. I think you will find him. Please say lovely greetings to Ms Elisabeth Stamm from him. She knows him too.
I also want to let you know, that after the changes in the district it is not calles Kray by Essen any longer, but simply Essen Kray, Essen Schonebeck or Essen Katersberg and so on
Umgemeindung means:
Changes in the rural district... the town was renamedComment
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Sorry I forgot:
The minus in the word just says, that the word was split in the upper line and goes on in the second line...
I wrote it as it is standing on the photo
Unfortunately I can`t help with locating the building. Kray by Essen would be possible...Comment
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Thank you Mac.Comment
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Please help with translation of entries in Krankheit section of soldbuch.
Also, I need help knowing what A F L 41592 means.
Could the 41592 be a field post number?
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# 7626
1) Entzündliche Gelbsucht
2) Schweißdrüsenabszess re.(chte) Achselhöhle
3) wie oben
4) ?
5) Granatsplitterverletzung li.(nke) Hand, linkes Knie, 23.4.44
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Possibly Armee Feld Lazarett 4/592 (just theorizing here....). I don't think that's a "1", I'm pretty sure it's a "/".Originally posted by John C View Post
best
Hank
EDIT: Ha! Check out the "todesort' on this link: http://www.kriegstote.org/cgi-bin/ba...tuell&Id=42083 (I know this isn't your guy, but I googled "Feld Lazarett 4/592", and that (among other hits) came up.
EDIT #2: From this link: http://www.historicalwarmilitariafor...%C3%9Fe/page-5 , post #45 by JMark (who I believe is also on WAF here
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Amazingly, just now, while looking for something else, I came across a list of German hospitals near Stalingrad on 27.11.1942. I'll post them here as they may be of some use to someone else in the future (all spellings in German, eg. Morosowskaja, not Morozovskaya):
Armee-San.-Kp. 2/542 as an HVP in Jarmakoff (60km north of Morosowskaja);
Armee-Feldlaz. 2/542 in Nowo-Tscherkassk;
Armee-Feldlaz. 4/592 in Ssulin;
Armee-Feldlaz. 608 in Lichoj;
HankUnless 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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