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2nd November 2006, 10:20
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Fw. Gerhard Kahlau
This pilot was killed in a take-off accident at Bonn airbase. While the volksbund on-line loss list returns no known buriel place. The last info they have is that Fw. Kahlau rest at Kaliningrad in the now Russian enclave. This is a huge distant between place of death and burial place, isn't it ? Or was he perhapsa native of one of the Balkan States ? Does anyone have more info ? Fw. Kahlau was last flying with 2./JG 300.
Tia Dirk 
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