66-217472
Unit: 2./Fallsch.Pi.Batl.2
Place of birth: Troppau (Opava)
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Bergen(N-H)
Reburied 12/04/1957 Ysselsteyn.
Josef and lots of his Comrades never returned home because they were used by the Dutch to clean up land mines, not quite according to the Geneva Convention. On July 16 he had an accident, stepping on a S-mine. A few of his fellow prisoners should follow. German POW's called those missions "Himmelfahrtskommandos" (Ascension day Missions)
Unit: 2./Fallsch.Pi.Batl.2
Place of birth: Troppau (Opava)
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Bergen(N-H)
Reburied 12/04/1957 Ysselsteyn.
Josef and lots of his Comrades never returned home because they were used by the Dutch to clean up land mines, not quite according to the Geneva Convention. On July 16 he had an accident, stepping on a S-mine. A few of his fellow prisoners should follow. German POW's called those missions "Himmelfahrtskommandos" (Ascension day Missions)
66-217472
Unit: 2./Fallsch.Pi.Batl.2
Place of birth: Troppau (Opava)
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Bergen(N-H)
Reburied 12/04/1957 Ysselsteyn.
Josef and lots of his Comrades never returned home because they were used by the Dutch to clean up land mines, not quite according to the Geneva Convention. On July 16 he had an accident, stepping on a S-mine. A few of his fellow prisoners should follow. German POW's called those missions "Himmelfahrtskommandos" (Ascension day Missions)
Unit: 2./Fallsch.Pi.Batl.2
Place of birth: Troppau (Opava)
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Bergen(N-H)
Reburied 12/04/1957 Ysselsteyn.
Josef and lots of his Comrades never returned home because they were used by the Dutch to clean up land mines, not quite according to the Geneva Convention. On July 16 he had an accident, stepping on a S-mine. A few of his fellow prisoners should follow. German POW's called those missions "Himmelfahrtskommandos" (Ascension day Missions)
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