Hundinurk- Waiawara July 1-3 of 2010, 11 Kp Danemark positions

**Paul D** · 08-26-2010, 04:29 PM

It always sems to take him a lot of time to investigate the names !!

Which cemetery is he looking for Dim ?

**Dimas** · 08-26-2010, 05:11 PM

One is Estonian near Mummassaare, (Estonian veterans was not happy to move this cemetry to the Narva( he said approx 100 is still there in the privat land, and another near Sillamae

**Paul D** · 08-26-2010, 05:34 PM

So Herr Schock wants to find and then move the cemeteries even though the veterans don't want it moved to Narva , that might not make us very popular !!

What do Ivika and the local Estonians from the Museum say ??

I also have a map which show the cemetery of the 122 ID at Udria !!

**Dimas** · 08-26-2010, 10:27 PM

Schock is right. The cemetery in Narva is a quite nice place with clearly recognized names. In other way holes after some peoples and rubbing. That is the politics say- not a veterans

**Paul D** · 08-27-2010, 11:05 AM

Yes it would probably be better to move all these guys to the Soldatenfriedhof at Narva then any relatives have a place to go but a lot of work to recover that many bodies , we would need a big digging gang !!!

**ironcross1** · 08-28-2010, 07:41 AM

by Paul E

Yes it would probably be better to move all these guys to the Soldatenfriedhof at Narva then any rrlatives have a place to go byt a lot of work to recover that many bodies , we would need a big digging gang !!!

Count me in guys , it would be an honour , cheers Raymond

**gurov** · 08-31-2010, 08:36 AM

Some pics from our last trip. At that time we explored the east side of a Kinderhöhe hill. Mostly soviet stuff: messtins, shovels, helmets, amunition, grenades and of course a huge number of M38 bodyarmor parts.
Found one body of soviet solder, He was dropped to the trench, no Id documents and any equipment, tottaly empty exept one F-1 grenade in trousers pocket,

Guys Who knows about this badge? It was found in the same place, on the east side of hill. I think it's a dutch or belgian nazi badge....

Paul, we are amateurs - Snicky Valera Knjaz on the same field where we found first 11 Nordland fighters excavated more bodies. We catch him only in the final point. He found 5 or more bodies I think, approx 10 meters from our place.

P.S. Interesting thing, we found a M36 early soviet type helmet on the hill. It's quite rare for a 1944 period.

**gurov** · 08-31-2010, 12:39 PM

Thanks for the information.
No, we are amateurs because we explored this area with the detector several times and we found nothing, but he found.

**Paul D** · 08-31-2010, 12:53 PM

Oh right i see what you mean Pavel !

Here is info on the badge ,

The Tollenaere Commemorative award

This prestigious award was issued to commemorate the death of the VNV Black Brigades Leader Dr. Reimond Tollenaere who was killed in action at Kopzy, near Leningrad on 22 Jan. 1942. The badge shows the Dutch wolf's hook, a small rectangular box with the motto "TROUW" (Loyalty) and a sword in the background crossing it. The bottom part shows a circular ring with the Flemish motto "AAN R TOLLENAERE KOPZY 1942," indicating the date and place he was killed. VNV Black Brigade members were awarded this badge for loyalty and sacrifice.

**gurov** · 08-31-2010, 01:11 PM

Thank you Paul, a very usefull information. By the way, this badge was found near destroyed Head-quarter bunker of 6th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Langemarck. It located on the east side of First hill and was excavated in 70-th.