Just realized: Lübbe and Walther (from my previous post) must have known each other? Same regiment
Walther was actually from another regiment (and another division) - he was from S.R.6 (not I.R.6):
Schützen-Regiment 6.:
http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gli ... vSR6-R.htm
It was part of 2. Leichte-Division in 1939. It indeed fought in the region of Radom on 08.09.1939.
On the other hand, Infanterie-Regiment 6. (in which Lübbe served) was part of 30. Infanterie-Division.
Walther was killed in action 08.09.1939 in Radom.
Actually,
one of documents you posted says that he fought (and was killed) near
Skarżysko Książęce on 08.09.1939.
This is in the broadly defined area of Radom (and Germans considered those combats as part of the "battle of Radom").
Villages Skarżysko Książęce and Barak are located between cities of Skarżysko-Kamienna and Szydłowiec.
Here is a thread about that fight on Polish odkrywca forum:
http://www.odkrywca.pl/bitwa-pod-baraki ... 49355.html
There is a map (red = motorized-armored column from German 2. Leichte-Division; green = part of Polish 36. Inf.Div.):
And some graves:
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"Szydłowiec County in photography":
http://www.szydlowiecpowiat.pl/img_/alb ... ficzny.pdf
There are words which carry the presage of defeat. Defence is such a word. What is the result of an even victorious defence? The next attempt of imposing it to that weaker, defender. The attacker, despite temporary setback, feels the master of situation.