post your Graves photos

[JOHN JONES]

Hi All,
Close up scan of a recent pick up.

I understand the ' Hier ' and Company cheif onwards,
whats the word in between?

Quite old when he died.


Cheers,
John

[T.K.M]

Hello,

Translated it means: ''Here rests our Company Chief''.

[JOHN JONES]

Ah .......... I see now T.K.M.

2 words, lies-our,

Many Thanks.......

[milcollector]

grave

[StuGIII]

Two graves

Here is a soldier standing by the graves of two comrades.

[StuGIII]

Burial detail front

Here's the first of three photos showing a burial detail. there is writing on the reverse of this first photo. if someone could translate it, I'd appreciate it.

[StuGIII]

German burial detail photo 1 reverse

Here's the back of the above photo.

[StuGIII]

German burial detail second photo

Here's the second of three photos.

[StuGIII]

German burial detail a final salute

Here's the third photo.

[JOHN JONES]

Excellent Photos Stug III.
Many thanks for your contribution.

Regards
John.

[JOHN JONES]

Hi All ........
A recent pick up on the same theme.
Max was given a fancy burial, with comrades in attendance,
then a later picture as the snow fell.

Bearing in mind the date, I presume a non combat death
in an occupation unit.
No doubt a certain percentage passed away from natural
causes, accidents, the odd murder and 'terrorist' action

Cheers,
John.

[JOHN JONES]

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[rexmundi]

Wouldn't it be an good idea to mail the link to this thread to the volksbund? The info in the photo's might be of use to them!

[Larrister]

Hello

Don't know whether this has been posted here before.

It may be of use to someone.

Cheers,
Larry

[Larrister]

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