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German WWII soldiers get proper burial after 60 yearsArmchair General January 09, 2008 | 2 comments | Print | E-mail German WWII soldiers get proper burial after 60 years (The Age)
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2 Comments to “German WWII soldiers get proper burial after 60 years”
I’m looking into trying to finde my Grandfather, who went
missing in ww2. Is there a way to finde out weather or not they
found names to the soldiers they have buried? Do you know what
I could do to mabe find out anything about my Grandfather?
Thank you very much!
By Birgit Lucas on Nov 1, 2008 at 10:39 pm
Hey, Birgit Lucas. I have a bit of advice that will maybe help you find you grandfather. Go to http://www.Ancestry.com. If you know his name, type it in and click search. You’re bound to find out something on there. I found my great, great, great, great grandpa who fought in the Civil War on there. Anyway….good luck.
By Brian Denney on Sep 7, 2009 at 6:13 pm