Looking for great-uncles
Looking for great-uncles
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for more information about the fates of my two great-uncles, especially in which unit they served. They served in the German army, unfortunately both fell. Are there people who could help me? In the attachment I send materials from Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e.V.
Thank you very much for your answers.
edit. I would like to add that Gautzsch is meant in Markkleeberg
I'm looking for more information about the fates of my two great-uncles, especially in which unit they served. They served in the German army, unfortunately both fell. Are there people who could help me? In the attachment I send materials from Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e.V.
Thank you very much for your answers.
edit. I would like to add that Gautzsch is meant in Markkleeberg
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Re: Looking for great-uncles
Hello Ondrim
Not much help from here but I‘m not sure “Dubewka” is correct. There is a “Dubowka” though just north of Stalingrad. Here’s a period map I found. Good luck in your research.
https://www.landkartenarchiv.de/mobil/u ... ka_II_1942
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Not much help from here but I‘m not sure “Dubewka” is correct. There is a “Dubowka” though just north of Stalingrad. Here’s a period map I found. Good luck in your research.
https://www.landkartenarchiv.de/mobil/u ... ka_II_1942
Waleed
Re: Looking for great-uncles
This is how to obtain records of military service of a relative:especially in which unit they served
https://www.bundesarchiv.de/EN/Content/ ... en-en.html
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Re: Looking for great-uncles
Correct spelling "Dubowka" (Es ist richtig).
Дубовка (Russische Rechtschreibung).
Дуб (Eiche) - дубовый(eichen) u.a.
Дубовка (Russische Rechtschreibung).
Дуб (Eiche) - дубовый(eichen) u.a.
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Re: Looking for great-uncles
Quite a common name, could be anywhere.
Yes, there is one, but Germans never got that far. Date also does not match (March 1942).There is a “Dubowka” though just north of Stalingrad
Re: Looking for great-uncles
Thank you very much. Well, it looks like a lot of forms..GregSingh wrote: ↑15 Feb 2022, 02:05This is how to obtain records of military service of a relative:especially in which unit they served
https://www.bundesarchiv.de/EN/Content/ ... en-en.html