Fw Hermann Blumör 9./JG 300

[RolandF]

Why should it be out of question?
If you know Hamburg you´ll know those "parts" look more like seperate towns like in any other german cities.
If you go back in history this will have been the case to a much bigger extent.
Following 1937 Nienstedten was included in the Hamburg city administration.
And finally I share the opinion that those loss records describe the location of the loss and not administrative subtleties

Servus

Roland

[ouidjat]

Originally Posted by 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

Hello Padu,

What means "out of question" in your mind? We have discovered - thanks to you - that there is a "problem" in NVM report. That always happens for different reasons (TOCH Members are always talking about that; since long).
You need to understand that if the fight occured "Between Buxtehude & Tarmstedt", doesn't mean that the victim crashed in the same area.
Now, with your question, we are trying to find a solution, aren't we?

Be patient, I'm sure we are going somewhere; OK?

Tschüss, Franck.

[GKPadu]

Hello,

I've got the confirmation from the relatives of Blumör:
South of Stade.

Padu