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  • L ChinasStempelkollektor
    L ChinasStempelkollektor
    • 29.05.2009
    • 448

    #1

    Atlantikwall Festung Royan Einschreiben 1944

    Hello;
    I see this.
    I have a few questions. I have read the postal materials of.

    A, on the cover of the envelope,
    Feldpost number m13870, "m" what does it mean? Is "Marine"?
    "B.=Nr 47624 M.P.A.paris", what do they mean?

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    I know Feldpost number m13870, below:

    Thirteen thousand eight hundred and seventy
    (Mobilmachung-1.1.1940) 5. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 460
    (2.1.1940-27.4.1940) gestrichen, wurde Fp.Nr. 38061 B
    (28.4.1940-14.9.1940) Marine-Artillerie-Zeugant Westfrankreich
    (15.9.1940-31.1.1941) Marine-Artillerie-Zeugant Rochefort,
    (1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 20.8.1943 Marine-Artillerie-Arsenal Rochefort.

    But I still don't understand.
    5. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 460, I need the situation of this regiment
    "Gestrichen," what does this German mean? Is it reorganizing the infantry.


    (1.8.1943-23.3.1944) 20.8.1943 Marine-Artillerie-Arsenal Rochefort.
    In Feldpost number, why, after 20.8.1943, there is no power?
    The registration is 4.8.1944


    The seller says so.
    Festung Royan

    -Vorl ufer- 3 Wochen VOR Einschlu by Schnuffel.

    Einschreiben Brief VOM 4.8.44

    Sehr Sch o NER sauberer Beleg

    SELTEN

    -Vorl ufer- 3 Wochen VOR Einschlu , this text, it is said that 13.7.44, the troops were destroyed or removed?

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  • Welwitsch
    Registrierter Benutzer
    • 22.03.2011
    • 543

    #2
    The Fieldpost No. 13870 belongs to the Marine Artillery Arsenal Rochefort. This is, where the letter from 1944 comes from. This is confirmed by the hand written text "Art. Rochefort" on top.
    The same numer was previosly attended to other units, but was cancelled ("gestrichen"). The reason is, that the postcodes changed from time to time due to changes in organisational structures. So Regt. 460 is completely irrelevant for this letter.
    M.P.A. Paris most likely is the Military postal central office in Paris. So the letter was sent through this office from Rochefort via Paris to Berlin.
    As the letter contained secret material, it was registered. Most likely such letters are not common.
    Regards from this side,
    W.

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    • L ChinasStempelkollektor
      L ChinasStempelkollektor
      • 29.05.2009
      • 448

      #3
      Zitat von Welwitsch
      The Fieldpost No. 13870 belongs to the Marine Artillery Arsenal Rochefort. This is, where the letter from 1944 comes from. This is confirmed by the hand written text "Art. Rochefort" on top.
      The same numer was previosly attended to other units, but was cancelled ("gestrichen"). The reason is, that the postcodes changed from time to time due to changes in organisational structures. So Regt. 460 is completely irrelevant for this letter.
      M.P.A. Paris most likely is the Military postal central office in Paris. So the letter was sent through this office from Rochefort via Paris to Berlin.
      As the letter contained secret material, it was registered. Most likely such letters are not common.
      Regards from this side,
      W.
      thank you
      The seller says so.
      "Vorl ufer- 3 Wochen VOR Einschlu by Schnuffel.", it should be about 13.7.1944

      What does it mean? 13.7.1944, the Arsenal was blown up?

      This Marine Artillery Arsenal Rochefort, is part of the Atlantikwall?
      thank you

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      • Welwitsch
        Registrierter Benutzer
        • 22.03.2011
        • 543

        #4
        Most likely it was part of the Atlantikwall.
        To be honest, I do not know what "Schnuffel" means. I think the seller wanted to say, that the letter is a kind of forerunner of about 3 weeks before the area was blocked by allied troups. One day before the letter was sent, on Aug. 3rd, the German commander General Field Marshall Keitel stopped the further extension of the Atlantikwall. Due to the invasion lots of German troups flooded towards the east, which means "home".
        "Einschluss" means, the remaining positions were locked up totally by surrounding.

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