German WW 2 Document - Missing Soldier - Admiral Of The North Sea January 1945
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:53883383 | Region of Origin: Germany |
| Modified Item: No | Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany |
| Theme: Militaria | Original/Reproduction: Original |
| Conflict: WW II (1939-45) |
I offer you two Original german documents, related to a German soldier who was a Petty Officer of the Naval Artillery Division 615 in France
The first document is an original letter from the 2nd Admiral of the North Sea, Vice Admiral Helmuth Brinkmann
It is about the petty officer who is reported missing in this letter. Since I have other documents of this petty officer, I know that he survived and was taken prisoner in Marseille, France, from where he was released in 1948.
...r>You will receive the two following original documents:
1. Letter by the 2nd Admiral of the North Sea, signed by a First Lieutenant named Richter. Original form with letterhead of the 2nd Admiral. It reads:
2nd Admiral of the North SeaBuxtehude, 10. january 1945Notification to the local group leaderFirst petty officer Gerhard Hagemann, field post number M 57466, born 15 May 1917 in Loga near Leer has been missing since 31 August 1944 on the French south coast. He is the husband of Mrs. Christine Hagemann, resident at the North Sea resort in Borkum, Norderreihe 31
2. Letter by the Seawater road office in Emden from 1947 with the following text:
Seawater road officeEmden, 10. november 1947To sergeant Gerhard Hagemann, prisoner of war # 281618, camp number 148, camp in St. Etienne (Loire) in FranceBy order of the Maritime Transport Headquarters in Hamburg, in recognition of your satisfactory work performance as a water worker, you have been appointed water construction worker, effective April 1, 1947. The Seawater road Office congratulates you on this appointment and wishes you a soon and good return home
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The first document is an original letter from the 2nd Admiral of the North Sea, Vice Admiral Helmuth Brinkmann
It is about the petty officer who is reported missing in this letter. Since I have other documents of this petty officer, I know that he survived and was taken prisoner in Marseille, France, from where he was released in 1948.
1. Letter by the 2nd Admiral of the North Sea, signed by a First Lieutenant named Richter. Original form with letterhead of the 2nd Admiral. It reads:
2nd Admiral of the North SeaBuxtehude, 10. january 1945Notification to the local group leaderFirst petty officer Gerhard Hagemann, field post number M 57466, born 15 May 1917 in Loga near Leer has been missing since 31 August 1944 on the French south coast. He is the husband of Mrs. Christine Hagemann, resident at the North Sea resort in Borkum, Norderreihe 31
2. Letter by the Seawater road office in Emden from 1947 with the following text:
Seawater road officeEmden, 10. november 1947To sergeant Gerhard Hagemann, prisoner of war # 281618, camp number 148, camp in St. Etienne (Loire) in FranceBy order of the Maritime Transport Headquarters in Hamburg, in recognition of your satisfactory work performance as a water worker, you have been appointed water construction worker, effective April 1, 1947. The Seawater road Office congratulates you on this appointment and wishes you a soon and good return home
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