Pilot of Luxemburg Fhr Eugen Bohler

[RT]

Killed on 2.nov. 1944, i noted that he was born nd lived in Alzey Luxemburg, was he lux. citizen, do we hv an idea of how much luxemburger flew in the Luftwaffe ??
I know already that Luxemburg, was part of the Reich at that time, nd the times before in fact they even ruled on some occasions

Remi

[Erny007]

Never heard that Luxemburgers flew in the german Luftwaffe. Anyhow Eugen (Eugène) Bohler sounds very luxemburgish. Luxemburg was occupied by Nazi Germany during 1940-1945. Alzey is, as far as I know,
not listed as a city, nor a town or a village as well in Luxembourg. The spelling might be uncorrect. Citys or towns like Esch/Alzette (during occupation time Esch/Alzig) or Alzingen are real existing towns on luxembourg's soil and their speling comes close to Alzey. Hope this will be of some need for your investigation.

[Joschi]

hi

alzey is a town in the near from wiesbaden/mainz and not luxemburg!

Joschi

[RT]

In fact I thought to Luxemburg, because of the 3 names given all sound
"Luxemburgisch" there are Differdingen Elsch nd Alzay,

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[derneden@pt.lu]

Dear Remi,

Are you sure that the pilot is from Luxembourg? I know of some Luxembourgers that were in the Luftwaffe.They were volunteers. If you have more info on him, I can be of some help to you to find out more. Please feel free to contact me.

John from Luxembourg

[RT]

Pls send me a mail, I will return you the NVM

Remi

[JP Vieira]

Never knew that. Could you provide some more details, please? Thanks

[hanshauprich]

Have an Flugzeugführer with NJG 6 who was from Luxembourg (Zolvern). Served as an Volunteer for 8 years.