Gertruds Postkarten

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Postcard etc.

Hotel Kaiserhof
In der Porta Westfaliea
Verlag von Gust. Kaufmann, Minden i. W

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Minden, the 7. 2.1915

Regards to Home

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A French Inf. bullet
In remembrance, this bullet fired in the world War <ribbon over it>
Shot on 1/15/15…(?) half past four
Artilleryman chan(?) Lisner(?)

[This postcard must have at one time contained an actual bullet fired by the French at the German Line.  The bullet has been long since lost]

Field Postcard
Sächsische Verlagsanstalt G. m.b.H. Dresden-A. 19
Nr. 164 a

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Thank God I am still well which I also hope of you. With heartfelt regards your Max

With faith.

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Chemnitz  Febr. 24, 1915

Dear Clara,

For your birthday we send our best wishes. May the good Lord keep you healthy and let you relive this day often. This wishes you Arthur and Hedwig.

Best regards to Trudel!

1914
A mighty fortress is our God
Dresden
Luther Memorial

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Postcard

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Dear Mrs. Haefner,
Want to tell you that I won’t come Friday morning but will be with you Friday night 8 o’clock only for quarter of an hour because I am going to Mrs. Stolze. Heartfelt regards M. Speck

Trust in God!

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Postcard  –  Field Postcard

Southern Derluchsunstalt G. m. B. H. Dresden-A. 19 No.549

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L. the 25.2.1915

Dear Trude and Mother,
Heartfelt regards from the field sends you Max, How is it with you now. Hopefully well.
Thank God I am still well which I also hope of you. With heartfelt regards Max
Sender: Kan. Max
Linsner(?) 1/2 9 III.A.K.

Original image from the western theater of war.
An outpost in enemy territory.

Kr. 165 b
Publisher of Gustav Liersch & Co
Berlin S.W.

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War Card

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Dear Mom and little Sister,

Thank you very much for your dear card, I was very happy about it. I could just get hold of one picture and will send it to Mrs. First Lieutenant sometime. I myself am still well. With heartfelt regards your Max

Sender: Kanonir Max Haefner

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Postcard

Nr. 98. Nordwesdeutscher Kunstverlag Hermann A. Wiechmann

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C. the [?] March 1915

Dear Trude and Mother,

Gratefully received your dear letter from [card cut off] today. I was very happy about it. A comrade will visit you in the next couple of days if that is alright with you. With heartfelt regards your Max

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Printed in Germany
S & E Series 311

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Flensburg March 5. 1915

Esteemed Mr. Nauke,

Dearest regards.  Thank you very much for received letter.  It made me very happy.  As you are telling me you won’t be back in Kiel before May-June.  We will hope that fate won’t be so cruel and banish you to the North Sea for that long.  Maybe you will be able to come here before.  Many regards to you and stay well your M. Schmidt

Please send my regards to your friend Mr. Held My sister also sends her greetings

KIEL – Seegarten bridges

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W. B. L. H. 9007

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Loving Memory

F J D

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War commemorative postcard

Southern Derluchsunstalt G. m. B. H. Dresden-A. 19
No. 287

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Burry-in-Bon, the 9.3.1915

Dear little Trude and Aunt,
Received your dear little card today, I was very happy about it and thank you very much for it. As soon as I received something of the mentioned I will write immediately. I didn’t write to Max now. How are you hopefully quite well. In the hope of seeing you soon. Regards to you all your Albert