July 15, 1927 is listed as age 18 and a passenger from Hamburg to the US aboard the SS Hamburg ship. No other family was with him and his occupation was farm laborer. However, it does list his father as Julius and his brother as Robert (141438340) for reference as closest relatives.
He was listed as a prisoner of war in Germany, and on August 11, 1944 he was either returned to military control, liberated, or repatriated. The file is not particularly explicit about his rank or participation. It also says his branch was either immaterial/infantry division, Band/Dental, or Corps/Medical Department.
Having been born in Germany, it must have been unusual to go to war against the country. He apparently recognized Germany's errors.
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May your spirit be with the Lord
July 15, 1927 is listed as age 18 and a passenger from Hamburg to the US aboard the SS Hamburg ship. No other family was with him and his occupation was farm laborer. However, it does list his father as Julius and his brother as Robert (141438340) for reference as closest relatives.
He was listed as a prisoner of war in Germany, and on August 11, 1944 he was either returned to military control, liberated, or repatriated. The file is not particularly explicit about his rank or participation. It also says his branch was either immaterial/infantry division, Band/Dental, or Corps/Medical Department.
Having been born in Germany, it must have been unusual to go to war against the country. He apparently recognized Germany's errors.
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May your spirit be with the Lord
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