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10th October 2012, 23:04

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Re: BRUNNER, Josef, Feldwebel 2/NJG-1

Johannes, Marcel, David

The main point in Rod's second answer is that he rules out Koblenz and instead insert Edenkoben. Edenkoben is much closer to Bad Dürkheim than Koblenz.

Rod
Since this is not what you (or rather Theo) say in your Nachjagd War Diaries vol 1, why have you changed your mind? Any new document that cancel out Koblenz or why is Edenkoben now on your list?

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Stig

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