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[don_kihotis7]

This is interesting. They use fire to melt sugar, mixing it with honey in order to make candies.

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The chef of the unit?

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I believe this is the same plane we saw earlier in another photo.

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Graves of the lost comrades
Andreas can you help out with the abbreviations of the units written on the crosses? Actually it's a rhetorical question coz i know you can

[don_kihotis7]

Local civilians with Wehrmacht

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In the forest of Danilova

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And the last photos of the 3rd album.

[don_kihotis7]

Bill are you still on holidays man?
No wireless on the mountains ha?
Come back, this thread needs you

[HPL2008]

Graves of the lost comrades
Andreas can you help out with the abbreviations of the units written on the crosses?

The unit designation on the graves of Obergefreiter Link and Schütze Behrendt is: 3./Panz.Jäg.Abt. 21, i.e. the 3rd Company of Panzerjäger-Abteilung 21. (Panzerjäger-Abteilung 21 was a component of the 21. Infanterie-Division.)

The abbreviation "Pa" on the grave of Feldwebel Dettmann is not one that I am familiar with but I my guess would be that he was also from this unit.

The 12/SSTIR3 on the grave of Rottenführer Möller stands for the 12th Company of SS-Totenkopf-Infanterie-Regiment 3, a component of the Totenkopf-Division.

They were killed at Porchow [Порхов] in the Oblast Pskow in Northwest Russia.

[don_kihotis7]

Thanks Andreas. So our guy changed units during the war. In the 1st album dated 1936-37 he was serving in company 2, battery Abteilung 34 but in the 3rd album dated 1941 he served in the unit you mentioned above.