1945 Lost German girl
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Why lock it ? What are you afraid of ? Leave it open for potential future topic discoveries and discussion.
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
I agree. Leave it open please. You never know what interesting things might pop up.
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Dear Forum
It is an timeless beacon.
Cheers all!
It is an timeless beacon.
Cheers all!
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Agree 100% the first 100 pages were a flood of ideas and informations. I am sure sometime new facts will appear. This is one of the most thrilling thread here on AHF.
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hello,
i traveld 2 times to the road the lgg was walking.
with my own eyes i can say its the correct road.
about the other info i'm not sure.
but this year again i travel back to this place and ask the locals if they know something about the story.
i travele every time over 800km's to visit this place.
this topic is for me very usefull and helpfull with some things.
greetings Stephan (in some pages back you can see i realy visit the place)
i traveld 2 times to the road the lgg was walking.
with my own eyes i can say its the correct road.
about the other info i'm not sure.
but this year again i travel back to this place and ask the locals if they know something about the story.
i travele every time over 800km's to visit this place.
this topic is for me very usefull and helpfull with some things.
greetings Stephan (in some pages back you can see i realy visit the place)
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
She was sitting with other pows and when the operator saw her, he suggested her to pose on the road. A notepad in her hands or money he could give, make the survey more colorful. Along with shots about the fight "Panther" in Cologne, 2 of the most famous video of the Second World War.
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Re: 1945 Lost German girl
I don't share that Cpt. Haglund joined the Pratt mission. There isn't any taping of the mission, as the surrender see act at German HQ or another side interests in the 200 Km motivation which have been unrecorded, something an official cameraman should not have ignored. In endeavor with the chronicles that Bcc 335 got fron the countrywide Archieves, the entire filmings were finished at Pilsen or presumably Rokycani. Likely they adeventured E of the purpose of constrainment of lift line when they heard there have been killings taking zone
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Re: 1945 Lost German girl
Brittstephan, the offer to use a old time german 6x6 camera including film and development still stands.
Best regards,
Bertill
Best regards,
Bertill
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Brittstephan, please see my PM.
Best regards,
Bertill.
Best regards,
Bertill.
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I can see only the second of your images.
Did you make the label yourself?
Did you make the label yourself?
Greetings from the Wide Brown.
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there is a company that makes them on custom order.its a real label no self made stuff.but again everything with all respect for the LGG
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This thread keeps getting more and more ridiculous. I fear to think what's next, coffee mugs and t-shirts?
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did you visit the road?i did....i traveld around 1000km's to see it.i think its better to respect the people wo take care for this part then people wo give wromg info.in the town rokycany they now about this i talked with the locals.i think stuff like mugs or shorts get int more in the media and a good change to get attention from people wo know more about it
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Re: 1945 Lost German girl
Dear Forum,
I am planning to visit the LGG site in the Czech Republic in a few months. This is for those who have already been there.
How do I get there from Prague ? I guess I have to go to Pilsen first .
And from Pilsen to Ejpovice ?
Bus ? Train ? Rent a car ? Taxi ? Uber ?
Any advice will be appreciated
Cheers all!
I am planning to visit the LGG site in the Czech Republic in a few months. This is for those who have already been there.
How do I get there from Prague ? I guess I have to go to Pilsen first .
And from Pilsen to Ejpovice ?
Bus ? Train ? Rent a car ? Taxi ? Uber ?
Any advice will be appreciated
Cheers all!