Please help track fate for 81 BOB pilots within ZG 26 and ZG 76

[Bogdan]

Thank you , first, for the kind answer to my previous mail
Also, I am trying to track the fate of the following pilots:

Friedrich Lugger
Gerhard Rothe
Hubert Grisslich
Werner Opper
Herbert Klare
Leander Gramann
Kurt Wengler
Karl heinz Meyer
Fritz Schupp
Erich von Bergen
Walter Scherer
Heinrich Hott
Hans Scheuplein
Karl Montag
Kurt Sidow
Hans Barschel
Joachim Junhans
Paul Eckert
Erhard Reinhold
Heinz Supke
Ewald Ahrens
Friedrich Hellbig
Karl Weissmann
Werner Kuhlke
Karl Bierkenwirth
Hans Groning
Hans Jager
Werner Hansen
Gerhard Bohmel
Johann Schonherr
Jacob Bender
Arno Walther
Neureiter
Maximilian Graeff
Gustav Ullenbeck
Walter Gresens
Leo Schumacher
Georg Fleischmann
Heinrich Kohler
Krzywon
Fridrich Rhinow
Godborg Christiansen
Hubert Peters
Wilhelm Stumpf
Helmut Jorke
Georg Anthony
Eugen Diebold
Adolf Schmidt
Lehner
Auerbach
Werner Pistor
Herman Weeber
Otto Radeke
Hommel
Hans Ulrich Hoppe
Helmut Pirch
Pollack
Hpt Dickore
Hessel
Banser
Horst Hamann
Altendorf
Otto Reinhold
Walter Gerick
Gerhard Jentzsch
Rudolf Kobert
Zobel
Pellnat
Pfaffelhuber
Joachim Glienke
Ernst Gorisch
Fw. Klever
Hans Datz
Lt Goetze
Horst Liensberger
Lt. Werkeiser
Uffz Bruggout
Ulrich von Gravenreuth
Hpt Eberhart D'Elsa
uffz Erwin Landgraff
Friedrich Auinger

Anyone that can give me a track, please help, because I have been searching for it for quite a while with no success.
I am a devout Luftwaffe enthusiast and wish to find out what happened to those guis in the "thorid" BOB days, as they only claim within 1940.
Thanks in advandce
Bogdan

[Chris Goss]

Might I suggest you are asking quite alot here and might have better luck if the list was smaller. I should say from the start that if you are interested in this aircraft and these units that you get such books as Cornwell & Vasco's 'Zerstoerer', Battle of Britain Then and Now, Balss' book on night fighter losses or Von Eimannsberger's book on V/LG 1 (some of whose crews are listed). A bit of primary research on your behalf before you ask for help would make things easier for all and might encourage people to help you

[Bogdan]

Thank you much for your suggestion and again, sorry for any inconvenience I might have cauzed
The thing is I am just too eager to find out everything, but I will definetely got my thread split.
Thanks again
Bogdan

[steve sheridan]

Bogdan, further to Chris's suggestion you look at other sources, may i recommend the following " Les Pertes Des Bf 110 En France 1939-40 " by
Lela Presse, from their series Avions Hors Serie no17, Messerschmitt 110 losses.
Its a great source of detail and contains some great photos. Its got some really useful appendices listing victories from 3.40 - 23.6.40.
Softback costing around 14 Euro.

I am no way connected to Lela Presse or have any commercial or financial interests in this company, by the way!!

Best regs,
Steve.