05-07-2004, 08:22 PM
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 | A friend has some documents belonging to a POW..a Luftwaffe tradesman. His papers show that in 1946 he worked for the occupying power in Bredstedt in a unit..DAZL 3. He then worked as part of unit FAZ 26 at Westerland. Anyone know what these initials stand for and what the units did? Alan  |
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31-10-2005, 10:07 AM
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| Hello Alan, I am from the region (Husum) and I know the places very well. Is there any chance to have a look on the documents (scans or copies)? Perhaps I could help, but I would need some more detailed informations. Malte |
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