Fw Hermann Blumör 9./JG 300

[GKPadu]

Hello,

Need all informations about Fw Hermann Blumör 9./JG 300, crashed and
killed on 5th August 1944.
Thanks for your help.

Padu

[Matti Salonen]

1944-08-05, 9./JG 300, Bf 109G-6, 163930, 6 gelbe, Nienstedt bei Buxtehude, Luftkampf. Bruch ? %.
Flugzeugführer Fw Blumör, Hermann, +

Matti

[GKPadu]

Hallo Matti,

thanks for your repley. But the crash site was not Nienstedt. There
is no Nienstedt near Buxtehude. But a village named Nindorf. Eyewitnesses
reported from a belly landing Bf 109 at Heimbruch, near Nindorf. The pilot
died. I think, that was the site Hermann Blumör crashed. Now he rest in peace at his hometown Seligenstadt.

Padu

[Matti Salonen]

According to my notes this location "Nienstedt" should come from NVM. What about possible name change of some village after the War?

Matti

[ouidjat]

Hello,

Effectively Matti there is a "problem" of more than 600km from North to South... Nienstedt being in Saxony-Anhalt and Buxtehude in Lower-Saxony, Hamburg area. Nindorf being, let's say, not that near Buxtehde but roughly in the same area...
Then? similarity in Nindorf and Nienstedt names? Writer having wrote it in his own german dialect? Seems to be. I don't see other explanation so far.

Tschüss, Franck.

[RolandF]

I would go for Nienstedten, app. 11 km northeast from Buxtehude.

Regards

Roland

[GKPadu]

Hello Matti,

what does it mean's NVM?

Padu

[ouidjat]

Originally Posted by RolandF

I would go for Nienstedten, app. 11 km northeast from Buxtehude.
Roland

Bravo!!

[Maxim1]

Originally Posted by GKPadu

what does it mean's NVM?

Namentliche Verlustmeldungen or Personal loss reports.

[GKPadu]

Hallo Maxim,

Thanks for the information.
Nienstedten is out of question. It's a part from Hamburg.
The fight between German and US-fighters were happend between
Buxtehude and Tarmstedt. The crash sites from both are placed in this
area. I think it was Nindorf/Heimbruch, near Buxtehude.

Padu