German script on reverse of photos - Help please!

[Melvin Brownless]

Hi to all,

On the reverse of some original photographs I have recently purchased is some script which I unfortunately cannot read. I Believe the chap in question is Guenter/Guenther? He was a Bordfunker of I believe I/NJG2. The chap is also pictured with his crew beside R4 + GK, can anyone tell me more about this particular Ju 88?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Melvin

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[RolandF]

#1)"Zum Andenken aus meiner Zeit in Reinfelden. Von Dein(sic!)Bruder Günther"
#2)"In guter Stimmung - aus meiner Bordfunkerausbildung. Dein Bruder Günther"
#3)"10.April 1944 Die Veloban(?)" Veloban = Velo-Bahn?

[DeMePhi]

#3 Could perhaps be "Die Verlobten" (I Promessi Sposi)(= (but no "r" seems to have been written -> mistake?) meaning "the betrothed" or "The fiancés" . According to Wikipedia, this was a book, a historic novel, from Alessandro Manzoni, published in 1842 which was translated to the German language many times and republished in 1923. A quick summary overview of this article put this book to an equal level as books from Goethe.

see:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Promessi_Sposi and
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alessandro_Manzoni

[RolandF]

#3) "Die Verlobten" - might be, but the"r" is missing...

Regards

Roland

[Rasmussen]

Originally Posted by RolandF

#1)"Zum Andenken aus meiner Zeit in Reinfelden. Von Dein(sic!)Bruder Günther"
#2)"In guter Stimmung - aus meiner Bordfunkerausbildung. Dein Bruder Günther"
#3)"10.April 1944 Die Veloban(?)" Veloban = Velo-Bahn?

Correct would be:
#1) Reinsehlen, Günter (without "h")
#2) IMHO more likely "In guter Erinnerung"

Regards
Rasmussen

[Jochen Prien]

The captions read as follows:

# 1: Zum Andenken aus meiner Zeit in Reinsehlen - von Dein Bruder Günter

( grammatical mistake - it should read: Von Deinem Bruder Günter )

# 2: In guter Erinnerung an meine Bordfunkerausbildung - Dein Bruder Günter

( Dein Bruder correct in this form )

# 3: 10. April 1944 - Die Velobten

( most likely a spelling mistake, as there is no German word "Velobten", but only Verlobten, the meaning of which has been outlined above. )

Hope this helps

Regards

Jochen Prien

[Matti Salonen]

In 2./NJG 2 there was in spring 1944 Bordfunker Uffz Günter Haßler, who died on 28 May 1944 with Ju 88R-2, 751084, 4R+OK.
Could be this guy?

Matti

[Melvin Brownless]

Many thanks to all for helping! Matti is 100% correct to state that the Bordfunker in question is indeed Günter Hassler! I found in my files a copy from the DRK loss list for I/NJG2 and there in front of me was Günter. A mystery foto album now identified I think!

Regards to all

Melvin

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