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    Originally posted by pauke View Post
    I read 3.H.P___Abt. (?) Heidenheim Brenz.
    Thanks for the information - very helpful.

    Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
    I think these pics could be related with your guy Adolf Hauber:

    http://www.militaria-archive.com/Alb...l/index_2.html

    http://www.militaria-archive.com/Alb...l/index_3.html

    Gerdan
    Hi Gerdan - yes those are the same set of pictures on my site there !

    Cheers,
    Gerard

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      Please help to translate
      Thanks in advance
      Michael
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        Familie Kork Dachau Ob(er)b(ayern) April 1942

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          Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
          # 7878

          1) Difficult to read. I think it's not German. Could it be written in French language ?

          Gerdan
          Oui: fevrier = february

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            Photo Dedications...Help Please

            fellow Researchers and Collectors:

            I am having bit of struggle with the following photos.

            On the Rogge dedication I can't make out anything he wrote except "Hilfskreuzer Atlantis" and "Kapitän zur See und Kommandant." I have tried every which way to read the rest and have realized, I can't.

            On the Pinguin Feldpost, I am really, really looking to see if someone can make out the sailor's name--or any other info for that matter. All I can make out is the Feldpost and numbers.

            Then on the last attachment, please confirm, that I have read the name correctly. Is it "Siebart"?

            thank you so much for the assistance. Your efforts are greatly, greatly appreciated!

            Joe
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              Photo Dedications. Third Attachment

              Fellow Researchers:

              I think this is "Siebart." I hope I am correct...(?)

              Kind regards and Thanks!
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                it's Herbert (common German name)

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                  Can anyone translate this old German handwriting.....?

                  Thanks in advance,
                  Robert



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                    Originally posted by Robert T. View Post
                    Can anyone translate this old German handwriting.....?

                    Thanks in advance,
                    Robert
                    Roughly:
                    Dear Finni! Maybee you have already heard how much we are busy here. Weather has this time meant it very well with us. So its a shame how time is running! Maybee next time we would have time for another Bridge-turnier (card game).
                    Best regards, till next meeting

                    (Please show the front, Garmisch is my hometown)

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                      Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post

                      (Please show the front, Garmisch is my hometown)

                      Thank you!

                      Cheers,
                      Robert


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                        Thanks Mac! Wow, I was waaaayyyy off! Thanks!

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                          Translate please

                          Dear All: I would really appreciate a translation on this reverse side of a photo.
                          Thanks
                          Tim
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                            Originally posted by Tim W View Post
                            Dear All: I would really appreciate a translation on this reverse side of a photo.
                            Thanks
                            Tim
                            Knights Cross holder Heidmann (? not sure) Engelmann, received KC 28 July in (city name...something like Dunaburg?).

                            Died 21 Oct near Moschei... South of (?)

                            Sorry I can't help any more than that...I'm sure someone else will fill in the gaps.

                            best
                            Hank
                            Unless 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 Pilot

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                              Thanks so much Hank
                              Tim

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                                Info on KM DKiG Holder

                                Hello All:

                                I am hoping to try and ID this KM officer. I think he is wearing a DKiG with his HSK Badge. Most times I can work out what the short dedications on the back of photos say....not this time.

                                There are not too many HSK and DKiG bearers; and I think all are named, so I am hoping for a clue from the text on the back of the photo. Perhaps in helping to name this officer!

                                Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

                                Thanks in advance!

                                Joe
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