Some documents

[sitges1990]

I've done the same thing Salonete. I've got about 10 feldposts that I would love to get translated but it's very aggravating just trying to decipher the hand writing. I have one that was the soldier's last letter to his girlfriend before he got killed on the eastern front. It would be very interesting to see what his situtation was at the time of writing the letter, but his handwriting is absolutely terrible.

Take care,
Jay

[Salonete]

Look if you want we change mail with the letter scans and i try to help, for me its cool. ill send mine too if you want.

My sister knows german but "normal" one..sutterlin its a little bit frustrating.

If you want we can do that i help you you help me if we can if we not...cool the same way


Thanks

[Salonete]

Ok heres some more docs this time deathcards, some of them are german who died in Italy, German ones ar with saints in the back the other are with som phrases...see for yourselfs.

Ill be posting more iam digging in my own home ehehehehhe

[sitges1990]

Salonete, you have several nice deathcards there. These are truely a somber reminder of the war's cost. When you see the faces of these guys it makes it much more personal. Thanks for showing.

[Salonete]

Here iam Again with some more docs hpe you enjoy it.

Some gun charts and gun charts results

[Salonete]

A Lonhsteuerkarte 1944/46
pair of feldposts
a 1943 kalendar
duittungskarte

[Salonete]

personal DAF book

[Salonete]

Postparbuch- postal savings

[sitges1990]

Hi Salonete, I'm like you. I really enjoy looking at and collecting miscellaneous everyday paperwork. Everyone thinks of the TR as some mysterious entity when in fact they were just ordinary people. When you read stuff like this, you realize it. I have some paperwork from Latvia where the german army was buying potatos and cabbage from a large local farm. That is about as ordinary as you can get. Thanks for showing.

Jay