Polizei Bataillon 255 in Norway

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The last ones.

[Eric JB]

Very nice photos, taken during their more : happy time.

But what about that cemetery photo, clearly not just field graves.

Were you able to read the grave-markers ?
To read a unit or to find out when they died ?

Cemetery from the invasion of Norway perhaps ?

Thanks for showing your photo-grouping.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan

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Dear Eric-Jan,

the cemetery is a german cemetery near Trondheim.

The cross inscription on the first grave (from left) is: Gefreite Walter Möbius, 6./ Flak Rgt. 83


Best regards

Peter

[Simon O.]

Nice group of photos, in post #38, i think the man with his back to the camera walking towards the car is Josef Terboven.

[Eric JB]

Thank you Peter.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan

[Simon O.]

Dear Eric-Jan,

the cemetery is a german cemetery near Trondheim.

The cross inscription on the first grave (from left) is: Gefreite Walter Möbius, 6./ Flak Rgt. 83


Best regards

Peter

This is the Oslo Ekeberg cemetery. After the war the whole cemetery was moved to Oslo-Alfaset where Möbius now lies. He and one other soldier died on 8/8/1940 so most likely in an accident.

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This is the Oslo Ekeberg cemetery. After the war the whole cemetery was moved to Oslo-Alfaset where Möbius now lies. He and one other soldier died on 8/8/1940 so most likely in an accident.

Thank you for the information!

On the photos backside stands only "Trondheim" without any other informations. Eventually a mistake in the soldiers memory.

Best regards

Peter

[Michael73]

Very, very interesting lot!