German WW2 war dead memorials

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by OJJE » 06 Jun 2010 16:03

This memorial is located in the Hietaniemi cemetary in Helsinki, Finland. This picture is from my visit there 2007.
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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by jima » 05 Feb 2011 04:56

Who ever said there is a memorial with pictures in Garmisch for dead German soldiers is correct, there is one within walking distance of Maximillianshohe on the south west end of Garmisch

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by Spike 7.62 » 10 Aug 2011 03:45

jima wrote:Who ever said there is a memorial with pictures in Garmisch for dead German soldiers is correct, there is one within walking distance of Maximillianshohe on the south west end of Garmisch
That was me, and I am glad you saw it as well. I have saw that memorial in 2007, but upon my return to Garmisch in 2010 I couldn't find it. I would like to return some day and see it again.

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by Marcus » 04 Sep 2011 18:50

Two posts discussing war crimes were removed, please note that such discussions belong in the Holocaust & War Crimes section.

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German war memorial in Biestrzynnik-(Ringwalde)

Post by Paul Warzecha » 16 Sep 2011 21:24

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There is a German war memorial in the small Upper Silesian village of Biestrzynnik which was renamed Ringwalde during the Third Reich. It has the name of a Josef Warzecha on it. He was probably a distant relative of mine. My ancestor Johann Warzecha was born in that village in 1826 and came to the USA and settled in Texas in 1855. I would like to know what branch of the German wehrmacht did Josef Warzecha serve and where he was killed.
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German War Memorial in Biestrzynnik (Biestrzinnik/Ringwalde)http://i.imgur.com/l3v8Rcl.jpg
Old Postcard of Biestrzynnik (Biestrzinnik/Ringwalde)http://www.ozimek.pl/static/img/k01/not ... nnik_2.jpg

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by Auseklis » 17 Sep 2011 09:17

Since at least 12 persons by this name (Josef Warzecha) died in WW2 (and 4 in WW1), it will not be that easy.

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by corsair5517 » 25 Oct 2011 18:02

Travelling through Normandy in August this year, my family made a point of visiting La Cambe, becasue my 9 year old boys personal hero - after his grandfather! - is interred there, and because after visiting the American cemetery at Omaha, we felt a little overpowered and were near as dammit strip searched to get in!!

Anyway, La Cambe is a revelation; it is calm, tranquil, sombre and achingly beautiful, if that's the right word to describe a place where 21,222 soldiers lie - it really is a monument to peace; I thank the people who made this place worth the visit.

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George's hero, Michael Wittman and his crew.
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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by Adam Carr » 26 Oct 2011 08:32

Words fail me.

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by Paul Warzecha » 02 May 2012 21:56

Szczedrzyk war memorial.jpg
Sczedrzik memorial (Hitlersee covered).jpg
Sczedrzik war memorial (right side).jpg
This is the German war memorial in the Upper Silesian Village of Szczedrzyk (Sczedrzik-Hitlersee)
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German War Memorial in Biestrzynnik (Biestrzinnik/Ringwalde)http://i.imgur.com/l3v8Rcl.jpg
Old Postcard of Biestrzynnik (Biestrzinnik/Ringwalde)http://www.ozimek.pl/static/img/k01/not ... nnik_2.jpg

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Re: German WW2 war dead memorials

Post by grassi » 05 May 2012 17:39

Interesting discussion about a German war memorial in Sedan which is in a state of disrepair:

Französische Ardennenstadt Sedan
Deutsches Kriegsdenkmal soll abgerissen werden
Freitag, 04.05.2012, 11:07

„Ort der Erinnerung“ oder reine Provokation? Ein deutsches Denkmal aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg in der französischen Stadt Sedan soll abgerissen werden. Der Bürgermeister hält es für wertlos – Historiker wollen es restaurieren....
Französische Ardennenstadt Sedan: Deutsches Kriegsdenkmal soll abgerissen werden - weiter lesen auf FOCUS Online: http://www.focus.de/politik/ausland/fra ... 47340.html

Some links to French newspapers:
http://grandeguerre.hypotheses.org/421

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