Today just some Fotos made by Tech/5 F. Linden, 165th Signal Corps Company, of the 97th US Infantry Division entering Siegburg on 10 April 1945. ...

I see! Thank you! Christoph

They were in Siegburg and then went to IV B near Halle, 400 km east of Siegburg? Normally Stalag IV H was the "hospital camp" for IV B. Christop...

Kurt Kleemann is leading the town Archive of Remagen, the Roman Museum Remagen and the Peace Museum Bridge of Remagen. You can try his official e-mail...

In June 2012 we found some Information about Capt. Mont F. Stephensen on B26.com - today I found another page there: Christoph

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag! Christoph

Reading this: Your politicians are quiet near to ours. But there is another Point: These sums are much to high for the human mind. Can you re...

Reading this: Your politicians are quiet near to ours. But there is another Point: These sums are much to high for the human mind. Can you re...

Another one who was for a short time in Bonn and Siegburg: Claude Dempsey: Christoph

The camp where only two could still walk was Waldbröl, Jean found this Information. The 78th was in Gummersbach on 12 April 1945, but the POW camp ...

Still mystified about the bunny. No NARA records found, nothing in Siegburg's Archive so far. But Larry on the Comprehensive Bunny Name List! ...

Larry, the cemetery is in Siegburg, I have posted some photos earlier and a map (#227 last September). There is nothing about the Americans but a sect...

I just ordered a book about the German POW medic Service in WWII - medical attendance in POW hospitals. I#m impatiently waiting and very curious. ...

An excerpt from the description of Sr. Edeltrud Cook also describes the end of the war in the abbey - no word about any American POW, only one from Ar...

I just found an Information about the end of the hospital at the "Lexikon der Wehramcht" which also explains why we haven't found more about what happ...