Miscellaneous







        Dog tag front and back. All dogs were required to wear one. Our dog Rolf too.






  Schloss Bruschewitz

 

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Reference for a domestic servant dated 1944 Castle Bruschewitz (Mövengrund)
Postcard sent from  Paschkerwitz   in 1916
Certificate of baptism dated 1937 Reservists with a cobbler's bench behind the station in 1916







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Letter sent from Paschkerwitz to Hannover in 1937
Postcard sent from Paschkerwitz in 1916
Back of the postcard sent from Paschkerwitz in 1916
Postcard with stamp of Paschkerwitz 1899
Postcard sent by a reservist in Paschkerwitz 1915
                            
                                                                                      
 
 
       Postcard from 1915      Paschkerwitz

Hand drawn Postcard  Paschkerwitz 1916

                                                                      
In the following link on page 7 you will find a short account (in French) written by a former French prisoner of war who worked in Paschkerwitz for farmer Hermann Weiss between 1940 and 1942. He described his flight with the locals of a neighbouring village, from the advancing Russian Army. In addition, he mentioned the bitter cold which we also endured just a few kilometers away.
To this account he added a picture postcard of Paschkerwitz and other fotos.

                                http://www.marpent.fr/IMG/pdf/Recit_de_guerre_avec_photos5600.pdf
              

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