Can anyone recognize ?

[StavrosGR]

Could one identify where the following notes refer ?

[wwilson]

"FK 1039" appears to refer to Feldkommandantur 1039. Brief bit about that at https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gl ... rungFK.htm

91 Corpsgruppe may refer to https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gl ... IKorps.htm , "Sal." may refer to "Salonika" where this corps apparently had its headquarters for a period.

ETA "395" refers to Oberfeldkommandantur 395, also located in Salonika.

https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gl ... ungOFK.htm

OFK 395 staff appears to have been the personnel source for the staff of "Korpsgruppe Saloniki", which later was designated as 91. Armeekorps:

1944 wurde der Stab in Korpsgruppe Saloniki umbenannt. Am 7. August 1944 bildete er dann das Generalkommando LXXXXI. Armeekorps.

Cheers

[StavrosGR]

The information you have provided is very useful and valuable, thank you very much.

In the second note can you recognize something ?

Thank you from the bottom of my heart !

[wwilson]

@StavrosGR

I'm not good at reading handwriting. Looks like a name "E??? W. Ott", Oberleutnant, 15? reg. (regiment?) Pan.gr

"Pan.gr" -- Panzergrenadier? Panzergruppe? Something else? There was a 152. Panzergrenadier Regiment, but it was not in Greece according to "lexicon der Wehrmacht".

Cheers

[Hans1906]

Stavros, what I read from your second scan:

C. S. / D. G. G
91 Corpsgruppe Sat.
395 Ober. Kommant.
FK 1039 / Mil. St.

Maybe, this will help you, I took the liberty of tweaking your second scan a bit, and sharpening it slightly.


Hans

[StavrosGR]

Very good idea, it looks much clearer, and it will help.

Thank you veeeeeeeery much

Stavros