Some with photo ID and handwriting

[Richardxyz]

I was hoping some members might help with some photos. They are nothing spectacular, but often I find random photos that I can't help wanting to know more about. The first photo shows an ornately tiled church roof, it appears to have a shield, can the town being identified by this.

The other two have some hand writing which I am struggling with though appears to be in French rather than German. Can anyone translate the handwriting ( if they can read it! ) Any help appreciated.

[Richardxyz]

2 pic

[Richardxyz]

The reverse

[Rick Research]

Oolalal! Yvette loves you alone!

[Richardxyz]

This guy doesn't look best pleased

[Richardxyz]

This new scanner I treated myself to is great!

[McCulloh]

I think this says:
" (To) My beloved 'Perliman Zinn' ? (definetly a name, but I don't know)
in fond remembrance from your Brother Hans: July, 1940"

[Tim DC]

Hello,

The last text says:

"Meinen lieben Paulemann zum Andenken von deinen lieben ... (don't think it's Bruder) Hans. Juli 1940"

which means "(To) my beloved Paulemann as a remembrance from your dear brother (? I would rather say "lover" with al those "liebe" ...) Hans. July 1940"

[Matt Starr]

I loved translating the first one!!!!!
MfG
Matt

[Richardxyz]

Thanks guys for all your help they might not be the most impressive photos but I find them fascinating, I has suspected that the first translation was from a young lady, but to be honest I am not sure Yvette does love him alone
So the second translation tells us that Hans sent an unhappy picture of himself to his brother Paulemann.

[Richardxyz]

I do have one more photo which I had meant to ask for help on before, I find it interesting because the RAD member looks like he has toiled in the summer sun. At first I thought it might be his wife and child standing beside him, but then the closer I looked at his wife the more I thought ( hoped! ) that she was his sister as they possess very similar looking faces. Does the writing on the back cast any light?

[Richardxyz]

And the reverse

[Tim DC]

I'd say these are his two daughters.

I'm sorry but my German/Sutterlin is too bad for that last one.

[Richardxyz]

Thanks for your help, hopefully someone can read the handwriting.

I'd say these are his two daughters.

I'm sorry but my German/Sutterlin is too bad for that last one.

[Rick Research]

Easy as pie--

Als kleines Andenken
Max Griesbeck
u. seine lb. Schwe-
stern Fanny u. Kathie
10. Juni 1935
im Garten in
Öbling b. den
schönen herrlichen
Wetter.