1945 Lost German girl
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Re: 1945 Lost German girl
Here you can see a little of the place of detention of the German women combatants outside Pilsen, as it is noted in the first frame it was filmed on May 9, a day after the LGG filming, maybe LGG is there with those women...
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German women in a Prisoner Of War Temporary Enclosure (PWTE) camp equipped with tents. June 1945. The camp was part of the Rhine meadow camps (Rheinwiesenlager), a group of 19 camps set up by the U.S. Army to hold captured German soldiers at the close of World War II. Sinzig, Germany
Would LGG be there?
Would LGG be there?
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
I am watching a show called “After Hitler” Part 1.
They just showed the images of the girl in high definition.
The clarity was really good on a 65 “ Television.
They just showed the images of the girl in high definition.
The clarity was really good on a 65 “ Television.
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
We should keep a sticky on every page that lists what has been found out over the years and what we know. Then, if a new person shows up, they will know what has been discovered already.
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In any video produced today LGG appears every time it mentions violence against women in 1945 and more so by the Russian army
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Compare Photos of LGG:
Does anyone have access to the chinese face recognition software or a comparable program? To search for the identity of this woman (LGG), it would make sense to compare all the images that come into question with the face recognition software.
Respect and thanks to all who contribute to the myth.
Tjp010
Does anyone have access to the chinese face recognition software or a comparable program? To search for the identity of this woman (LGG), it would make sense to compare all the images that come into question with the face recognition software.
Respect and thanks to all who contribute to the myth.
Tjp010
Tjp010
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On November 4, 2012, a story about LGG was uploaded on the Aerial Phenomena blog, giving it the name Lore Bauer and giving it an identity. From that blog, all videos, blogs and comments about LGG were identified with that name and identity.
The author comments in a video uploaded to YouTube that she wrote a fictional story based on a video edited by her, I leave the link to that video.
It makes me a bit sad to know that it is a fictional story, I would very much like that story to be that of LGG, so far nothing is found,
https://youtu.be/TRNCHAzVgqE
The author comments in a video uploaded to YouTube that she wrote a fictional story based on a video edited by her, I leave the link to that video.
It makes me a bit sad to know that it is a fictional story, I would very much like that story to be that of LGG, so far nothing is found,
https://youtu.be/TRNCHAzVgqE
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
What a great find !!
Hello folks. I did not post anything here for years waiting for something new. And this post from Carlos is a good one. From my point of view the best find in years.
Only a few comments :
1 the pictures when they are sitting on the grass is before in the afternoon and next to the LGG on the road (shadows). On some picts whe can see her sitting with these guys. And I located the place at about 2000m East of Ejvopice.
2 the marching colum pictures is later in the afternoon (shadows) at the eastern entrance of Ejvopice.
3 the dead boy picture is on the bridge of Ejvopice where some germans soldiers tried to escape their US guards and triggered some chase and firefights.
4 I desagree about the wounded guy, the images where he is wounded are before those where the guy is walking. So not the same guy for me. And I remembered I established that the injured guy on the ground should be an hungarian soldier, not a german. That guy is lying on the upper right corner of picture whith sitting soldiers. whe can see one of them giving water to him on a film.
I also mean that those people sitting joined the column to Pliezen, so might the LGG be with them and walked to a camp there.
Again congrats Carlos.p
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the CT24 channel of Prague Czech Republic, makes a note of LGG, unfortunately it only shows the place where LGG is filmed and shows a forum page, unfortunately it is not Czech and neither is what is already known because of what they show
PD I will try to find a place to see the video well
https://www.facebook.com/CT24.cz/posts/ ... 6372914009
PD I will try to find a place to see the video well
https://www.facebook.com/CT24.cz/posts/ ... 6372914009
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Dear Forum,
We are on Czech TV ! Check the report starting from 0:27. Channel CT 24 as Carlos Xander wrote.
https://www.facebook.com/CT24.cz/videos ... 4030789256
Cheers
We are on Czech TV ! Check the report starting from 0:27. Channel CT 24 as Carlos Xander wrote.
https://www.facebook.com/CT24.cz/videos ... 4030789256
Cheers
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But do you realise that this broadcast is almost one year old?ignacioosacar1 wrote: ↑28 Sep 2020, 19:45Dear Forum,
We are on Czech TV ! Check the report starting from 0:27. Channel CT 24 as Carlos Xander wrote.
https://www.facebook.com/CT24.cz/videos ... 4030789256
Cheers
Alle the best, stay save & healthy!
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Dear forum, here I upload the fragment where LGG is mentioned and a translation of the text
https://youtu.be/Dh6Qged7r9o
translation
during the journey towards the threshold, they also met this beaten German
The shots appeared in 2014 on various websites
to this day, it has not been possible to find out who this woman was
a young girl was captured by a camera on the road from Rokycany to Ejpovice, her future is unknown
woman is dressed in uniform parts of the Nazi arnada, so we can assume
that it is a member of some of the auxiliary military units
the full video
https://youtu.be/fC1htyKsuAk
https://youtu.be/Dh6Qged7r9o
translation
during the journey towards the threshold, they also met this beaten German
The shots appeared in 2014 on various websites
to this day, it has not been possible to find out who this woman was
a young girl was captured by a camera on the road from Rokycany to Ejpovice, her future is unknown
woman is dressed in uniform parts of the Nazi arnada, so we can assume
that it is a member of some of the auxiliary military units
the full video
https://youtu.be/fC1htyKsuAk
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In another fragment of a shot of Captain Haglund on May 9 in the German women's prison camp, a woman with hair similar to LGG is seen, unfortunately the video is of poor quality and her face cannot be seen well, it may be that it is NOT her
Re: 1945 Lost German girl
I think the hair is different, to short, and the shirt or top is different. not that she couldnt have changed or put something on over. just my 2 cents
but interesting info from everyone
but interesting info from everyone