German band photos

[JasonS]

Ahh band geeks, they never change.

[JasonS]

A little break in the fighting.

[Tim DC]

Hi Jason,
Glad you like it, I knew you would

Some more info on #343:
It shows Oberst Friedrich Köchling, commanding officer of the 287th regiment, talking to our musicians in 1942, when he left to become General of the 254th division. The first word, "Abschiedsworte", means something like 'last words of goodbye'.

[JasonS]

Thanks Tim. It was a pleasure to do business with you (again) and I appreciate the info too.

There are alot of great photos in the album that don't relate to "band photos" so I wont post them here, but it was a fantastic find and I will share more of it soon.

[Guenter Braun]

Hi!


Does anyone know the fate of Peter Guttmann?

Did he survive the war?



guenter

[Larrister]

Dated 1935 on reverse.

[Todd Gylsen]

Here is one I recently received.

[Thälmannpionier]

My Grandfather

[Thälmannpionier]

..and his mates...

[Thälmannpionier]

..in Action

[Thälmannpionier]

he has also played with a Band..when Mussolini visited Berlin for the Olympic Games

[Thälmannpionier]

few more out of his Album

[Thälmannpionier]

[Tim DC]

Hi!
Does anyone know the fate of Peter Guttmann?
Did he survive the war?
guenter

Hi Guenter,
Yes, he did; there is one photo showing his DDR Army service.

[Guenter Braun]

Hi Guenter,
Yes, he did; there is one photo showing his DDR Army service.

Hi Tim,


thanks!


Guenter