post your Graves photos

[Larrister]

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[Santiago]

Hello forum members.


Those are actual photos, but may be are unknown for you.
This is Spain, and it´s a Deutsche Friedhof in Yuste.





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And now two of war period.

3. Gefreiter Walter Lemp. 2.. Abteillung 9. (France 1940)




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5. And this one french in Dürkirchen:





Regards,

[Maximiliano]

Muy buenas fotos Santiago

[CRAIGGOODWIN]

thanks

Hello Craig.
The tree used for graves is the birch.

Why Birch - does it have some special significance ...or is it just a common tree ??

Regards
Craig

[para03]

Here's one belonging to an SS Sturmmann Richard Frisch of II.SS Artillery Regiment 17 "Gotz von Berlichingen". Richard was born 23.7.03 in Stuttgart and was killed a month shy of his 31st birthday near Ouville on 23.6.44. Note the shattered K98 stock and the artillery shell at the base of his grave. Also note the "S" ruine fashioned out of tree limbs. Writing on back states "German grave at airfield Sept. 1944 Laon, France".

[para03]

and here's a close-up. Sorry for the poor quality. I tried a high-res scan but it just doesn't seem to work.

[Sturmpnr]

Feldwebel R. Marquardt, killed July 10, 1941. back of photo says Tscherkow, 76 km southeast of Mogilev, Russland, block 2, field 1, grave nr. 100.


I picked this up this past summer and I normally do not buy such things but the dealer was selling the next photos separately from a house cleaning (his widow died this past year) and I couldnt bear that the photos be separated. They stay together forever in my collection and now in yours.

Regards,

Thomas

[Sturmpnr]

close up

[Sturmpnr]

They stay together.


back says Rudi und Hanna 28 Feb 41

[R MICHAEL]

here is one for an Uffz. Josef Herrman.. looks like 11-3-39...

[Larrister]

Another graves photo.

[georgecl]

Heres one i have in a album that belonged to my G uncle. He was in the Rural police. The grave is of a relative.

Buried where he was found .
Machine gun, helmet, etc there as well

George

[nellyp51]

Chaps

Some awsome photos, thank you all for the opportunity to view them.

[R MICHAEL]

here is a new one... Looks like British graves in France....

[Battler]

One from my collection:

"5 englische soldaten"
Location and date unknow