3. Kriegstagebuch von Walter Naumann (Dezember 1916-April 1917), item 31
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I smelte smelled powder and had
to wait 1 hour till I could
go way from Regiment. All
windows are broken down
there. Then an anti-aircraft
caison went through
St. Martin. Looked quite dangerous.
All men with shell
helmet and the auto going
at a terrible high rate.
By going to the Regiment
I noticed that my friends
the flies are back already.
For dinner I cooked something
myself and besides
this I ate dinner from
last night. I was full.
We lost until now 81 dead officers
716 wounded including 25 twice
17 3 times, and 2 4 times. Missing
prisoner 3. Total loss 1610 dead, 6551
wounded, 993 missing 3/4 dead. Total
9154. 15,000 new men. II. Kl. 272357 I
447 S. F. G. 705 B.F.G. 2 grus. 20 M. G. I. M.
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6.4.17 Frulings wetter
To-day was very busy day. In the
morning I am awaken had to
come down. Gasoline was not
running. I saw how nice they
are painted now, like a rainbow.
red, brown, green, grey, red,
green. We inspected everything on it.
Saw the camera. Just had time to
dinner when we went down to Hilaire
again. To look for things left by civils
coffee, rice. But did not get any. Saw
the bells brought down from church.
Talk with all french prisonier civil. After
that to Bethersville. But had to make
haste as a cannonade of that place
was expected at 4 o'clock. Reason: we are
bombarding Reims. Record walk back
to our barracks, took me 1/2 hour.
Eat something then to Regiment again.
At Lt. Martin we admired 2 aeroplanes
thinking that they were german and
suddenly an observation balloon at
Paut Faverger came down burning.
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Fléville beim Argonnerwald
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Story location Fléville beim Argonnerwald
- ID
- 6428 / 83938
- Contributor
- Antje Kiener
April 5, 1917
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