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Umschlag zum Feldpostbrief von Emil Gremler an seinen Vater Udo Gremler vom 14. Juli 1915

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Events

Written

Who	Emil Gremler (1886-1915)
When	July 14, 1915
Where	Russia

Received

Who	Hermann Udo Gremler (1849-)
When	August 1915 [About]
Where	Jastrowie

Relation to places

empire

Keywords

Eastern Front Home front Military mail Soldier World War I

Description

Briefumschlag im Querformat beidseitig mit Bleistift beschrieben.
Vorderseite, Text: "Herrn // Udo Gremler // Jastrow in Westpreußen // Berlinerstr # 34".
Rückseite: "Abs. Landst. Emil Gremler. 6. Komp. Res. Inf. Rg 46 // 2 Batl. 119 acktive Division 5 Koporalschaft".

Material/Technique

Papier, Buntstift / Handschrift

Measurements

L: 9,8 cm x B: 12,25 cm

Part of

Nachlass Familie Gremler (88)

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1. Weltkrieg (462)

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Literature

Museum Wolmirstedt (2014): Begleitheft zur Sonderausstellung "2014 - 100 Jahre Erster Weltkrieg". Wolmirstedt

Written
1915
Gremler, Emil
Russia

Received
1915
Gremler, Hermann Udo
Jastrowie

1914 1917

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