Paperwork, documents and photographs

Death card of Gefreiter Josef Viehböck. Was killed in action during the Battle of the Bulge.            Viehböck was 18 years old an was killed in action in Grandrue near Bastogne, Belgium on 26.11.1944. Was later burried in Recogne, Belgium.  

Death card of Unteroffizier Willy Leonhard Hüweler. Killed in action during the Battle of the Hürtgenwald. Hüweler was 24 years old and was killed in action on 11.10.1944 in The Hürtgenwald, Germany.

Verwundeten Abzeichen im Schwarz document to Obergefreiter Josef Dallmeier, 8. Kompanie Grenadier Regiment 731 . His unit was part of the 711 Infanterie Division which was located on the Atlantikwall east of Caen in Normandy. During D-day Elements of the division where engaged with allied paratroopers. The division held its positions throughout June, July and mid August. Josef Dallmeier was wounded on 22 August 1944 when the division was engaged with the 6th Airborne Division in the region of Annebault/ Cabourg in Normandy.

Two original maps showing the area between Leningrad and Novgorod. The place where some of the fiercest battles on the eastern front where fought. The maps are drawn onto and show the HKL or HauptkampfLinie. Very hard to find original maps of Leningrad with drawn in positions and most interestingly; the maps are interlinked. They can be placed on top of each other with a interlinking line of positions.