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REGISTER for DSK-ÅRBØGER 1941-1972 Følgende Skal Tages I Betragtning REGISTER FOR DSK-ÅRBØGER 1941-1972 Følgende skal tages i betragtning: Enheder: Forfatternes angivelse af enhedsnumre og betegnelser er meget mangelfuld. De i registret anvendte, skal derfor tages med forbehold. Stednavne: Det er tiltider vanskeligt at gennemskue de korrekte geografiske stednavne. Hvor muligt, er de korrekte betegnelser anvendt. Henvisninger: > tekst i kursiv angiver henvisninger angiver, at påfældende jfr. teksten er faldet under krigen (F) angiver forfattere til artikler i årbøgerne. Personnavne: Det er uundgåeligt, at der er dubletter i registeret, da genkendelse ikke er muligt i alle tilfælde. Registeret er udfærdiget efter med sidenumre jfr. PDF-versionen. Jørgen Flintholm, februar 2016 Aachen Lazaret: 32/1954, 20/1962, Allright-Petersen (Aabenraa): 37/1945 Aachen: 28/1943, 76/1944, 41, 79/1946, 45/1948, 59/1949, 9, 44, 49/1950, 24/1952, 14, Alnor, Hans; underofficer (Ullerup Mark): 59/1961 35, 39/1954, 30, 70/1955, 50/1956, 70, 74/1957, 49, 54-55/1958, 57, 61/1959, 26, Alnor: 77/1955 57, 67/1963, 16-17, 45/1964, 9, 60/1965,24, 50/1966, 50, 87/1968, 60/1969, Alperne: 102/1970, 61/1970, 10, 87/1971, 58/1972 Als »Republik«: 27/1946, Abbecourt: 67(foto)/1970 Als: 26/1941, 66/1944, 57, 87/1946, 13/1949, 8/1952, 31/1954, 31/1958, 15, 64/1960, Abbeville: 65/1967, 75/1972 15/1962, 18/1963, 59/1964, 59, 67/1965, 50/1967, 24, 38/1968, 34/1969, 47/1971, Abild, Hans (Møgeltønder) Garde Erz. Bn.1 : 55/1946 10/1972 Abkær: 32/1958 Alsace > Elsass Abri Kronprinz, Argonnerne: 74(foto)/1965 Alsace Lorraine du Nord: 37/1941; Se også Elsass Achiel le Petit: 53/1953, 44/1968, 86(foto)/1969 Alsace-Lorraine > Elsass-Lothringen Achiet-le-Grand: 86/1969 Alssund hotel, Sønderborg: 16/1969 Adamowka: 78/1967 Alssund: 92/1945, 7/1950, 31/1954, 27/1970, Adeler, Züpften; baron ambassaderåd: 9/1959 Altkirch: 86/1941, Adolph, Holger; generalkonsul: 4/1970 Altona: 20, 36-37/1942, 30, 32/1943, 54, 66/1944, 67, 93/1945, 81/1946, 55, 59/1947, Adriater havet: 47/1965 18. 50-51/1949, 26, 71/1950, 30/1952, 45, 66/1953, 83/1954, 78/1955, 49-50, 61, Adsbøl kirkegård: 13/1943, 12/1959, 12/1972 77/1956, 24, 75/1958, 35,38-39/1959, 36/1960, 9, 66/1962, 55/1963, 65/1964, 32, Adsbøl: 43, 60/1967 42,74/1966, 42/1967, 21/1967, 33/1968, 60/1969, 18/1970, 38/1971, 40/1972 Aerschot: 10/1956 Altona-Bahrenfeld: 46/1951, 40/1967, Affenberg stilling, Flandern: 70(foto)/1967 Altziller: 33/1963, Aflusningsanstalt: 76/1941, 23/1957, 82/1957, 24/1963, 41/1967, 25/1969, 30/1972 Amberg: 22/1963, Afrika: 44/1941, 46/1941, 96/1946, 32/1947, 36/1955, 38/1955, 59/1962, 36-37, American Legion: 21-22/1954, 39/1965, 46/1972 Amerika: 76/1948, 14/1952, 26/1957, 22-29/1965, 49/1963, 8, 50/1966, 48/1967, 7 Agerley, Dr. (Augustenborg) III/FR 86: 63/1952 7/1970 Ahlain: 67/1957 Amerikanske hær: 28-29/1954, 45/1954, 85/1957, 57/1959, 12, 16-17/1961, 35-36/1960, Ahlefeld, admiral, grev von: 85/1957, 71/1965 67-68/1964, 72/1965, 11, 31/1968, 18/1969, 71/1970, 45/1971, 57/1972 Ahlefeldt, kompagniføreren (Hamborg): 66/1972 Amerikanske Hjælpekomite: 40/1951 Aisne floden: 40/1950, 40/1952, 74/1952, 55/1955, 13/1956, 78/1956, 74/1957, 61- Amiens: 24/1947, 85/1947, 52/1964, 11-13/1968, 86/1970 63/1958, 20, 22, 61/1959, 13/1962, 65/1963, 43, 45/1964, 22, 62/1965, 56/1966, Amifontaine: 53/1960 11,22/1968, 51/1969, 31, 48/1970, 36/1971 Amsterdam: 72/1954, 54/1962 Aisne-Marne Kanalen: 46/1963, 43/1964, 58(foto)/1957, 78/1962 Amtsforstander: 33-34/1946, 81-82/1946, 16/1947, 58/1947, 62/1947, 44/1948, 72/1949, Aisne-Oise-kanalen: 73/1969 33/1950, 59/1951, 40/1952, 65/1953, 67, 77/1956, 12/1958, 20-21/1966, 29/1959, Ajnes: 55/1967 69/1965 Albani Bryggeriet: 65/1961 Amy: 22/1944, 81/1946, 16/1954 Albanien: 34/1967 Ancre: 47-48, 52/1964, 81/1969, 45/1968, 55/1970 Albers (Aabenraa) Soldat : 71/1957 Andenach: 39/1966 Albert, Kong: 54/1962 Andersen A. P. (København) Luftschiff Trupp 3, Ballonzug 22 (F): 74/1947, 11/1948, Albert: 69/1956, 56/1962, 52/1964, 88/1969, 31/1971 36/1949, 33/1950, 41/1951, 17/1953, 29/1954,19/1955, 25/1957 Albrechtsen, Peter (»Kronborg«): 58-59/1962 Andersen, (Branderup) (Res. Fussart. Reg 20): 62/1943 Aldensgrave: 87/1969 Andersen, Andr. (Rurup Mølle) (F): 71/1964 Aleppo, Syrien: 56/1944 (foto) Andersen, Andr., krigsfange: 68/1962 Alexander Regiment > 1. Garde-Grenader-Regiment Andersen, Andreas (Ellummark) soldat: 72/1957 Alexandria: 53/1943 Andersen, Andreas (Lundtoft) (F): 15/1962 Alexandrine, Dronning: 10/1946, 59/1951, 4/1970 Andersen, Audi, læge: 80/1966 Alexandrowo: 29/1947, 67/1955, Andersen, C. bankdirektør: 4/1970 Alexinac: 22/1963 Andersen, Carsten (Egvad), soldat: 81/1970 Algier: 34/1955, 36/1955, 9/1959, 36-37/1965 Andersen, Chr. (Rødding) Pio-Bn.16 (F): 69/1965 Alken: 35/1964 Andersen, Christian, Feldw. (Maarbæk): 12/1950 Allenkyld > Turgel: 10/1967, Andersen, Georg, 4 Ls BN: 19/1949 Allenstein: 52/1945, 12/1946, 26/1953, 51/1957, 47/1958, 70/1965, 20-21/1967, 23, 38, Andersen, H (F): 31/1941 74/1968 Andersen, Hans (Almsted) (F): 35/1969 Allerup: 82/1954, 46, 50/1962 Andersen, Hans (Kongsbjerg) DSK: 8/1968 foto Allessandrowo lazaret: 36/1970 Andersen, Hans (Lovrup), LsBtn Flensborg III: 29/1953 Alletre dal: 56/1972 Andersen, Hans (Ny Kronborg), MG/Jæger-Bataillon 9 (F): 64/1944, 24/1952, 63/1953 Andersen, Hans (Roager) krigsfange: 35/1955 Artilleri: 59-61, 80/1941, 12, 31, 68, 78/1942, 14, 30, 32, 42, 65, 67/1943, 20, 22, 78, Andersen, Hans, gårdejer: 19/1972, 82/1944, 17, 19, 54, 56, 95/1945, 13-14, 17, 44, 80/1946, 27-28,30-31, 47/1947, Andersen, Holger (København) (F): 83/1951 26-28, 38/1948, 28, 37, 82-84/1949, 14-15, 19-22, 3, 40, 65-66, 74/1950, 20, 22, Andersen, Jens (Døstrup): 6/1971 68, 38/1951, 10, 60, 70, 72-73, 75, 84/1952, 11, 35, 46, 48-49, 53, 55, 70, 79- Andersen, Jens (Gråsten) DSK: 5, 37/1944, 14/1945, 87/1947, 71/1954, 7, 11, 17- 80/1953, 20, 23, 25, 28, 41, 45, 73-74/1954, 4, 26, 31, 55, 71/1955, 11, 14-15, 17, 75/1959, 40/1964, 7/1966, 8 (foto), 32/1968, 5/1971, 4, 11, 16, 18, 22/1972 22-23, 40, 49-52, 75, 84/1956, 30, 32-33, 35, 39, 45, 48, 52, 66, 74-75, 77/1957, 13, Andersen, Jens (Konkel, Graasten) (F): 65/1957 19, 40-41, 48, 55, 64, 70/1958, 21, 29, 31, 61-62/1959, 19, 23, 25, 28-30, 32, 58, Andersen, Jens (Snogbæk) Lw IR 84: 34/1958 60, 74/1960, 10, 16, 33, 45, 48, 57, 67, 69-70/1961, 11, 19, 51, 64 (foto), 74/1962, Andersen, Jens Skytte MG-Afd. 69: 13/1953 8, 10, 15 (foto), 25, 31, 37, 45 (foto), 46-48, 61, 63-65, 69/1963, 13, 16, 20, 43, 47, Andersen, Johann, 7./IR 84: 15/1964 50, 68/1964, 21-22, 31-33, 36, 43-44, 63/1965, 10-15, 19, 29, 33, 36, 44, 53, Andersen, Johannes (Styding) 5./IR 84: 63-64/1963 56/1966, 14, 19, 36, 42, 55, 62, 82/1967, 16, 28, 34, 42, 55, 60, 64, 71, 79, 81, Andersen, Jørgen (Nordborg) : 63/1960 90/1968, 17, 19 (stilling, foto), 25-27, 32, 45, 47, 61, 67(japansk), 75, 85(foto), Andersen, Knud (Branderup): 48/1961 88/1969, 24, 35, 38, 49, 61-63, 80, 84, 87, 89/1970, 15, 21-22, 29-30, 46, 53, 56, Andersen, Laur., (Skærbæk) 9./IR 176: 30/1947 65, 67, 69, 85, 93/1971, 23-24, 33, 41, 52, 64, 72, 81, 93/1972 Andersen, Magnus (Esbjerg), XII AK (F): 27/1965, 66/1966 Artois: 55/1970, 23, 33/1971 Andersen, Mathias (Avnbøl Lw IR 84: 34/1958 Aschop Kloster: 42/1942, Andersen, Nikolaj, Hejmdal: 67/1941 Asfeld la Ville: 39/1951, 22/1964, 33/1966 Andersen, Nikolaj, soldat: 32/1943 Asfeld Vieux: 45/1964 Andersen, Peter (Bredebro) soldat: 19/1949 Askov, Hans J. (Grønnebæk): 34/1959 Andersen, Peter, IR 443: 92/1968 Askov: 33/1968 Andersen, Vilhelmine (F): 55/1941 Asmannshausen: 52/1968 Andersen. etatsråd (England): 19/1964 Asmussen, (Kliplev), 1./5. Gren-Rgt. : 44/1957 Andreas slugten: 50/1970 Asmussen, Asmus J. (Genner) Underkorporal 1./RIR 86 (F): 22/1944, 82/1946 Andresen, Andr., krigsfange: 69/1962 Asmussen, Rasmus (Kliplev): 25/1945 Andresen, Cathrine (Fynshav): 42/1971 Asp: 15/1962 Andresen, Christian (Notmark), 6./IR 211 (F): 18/1969 Assens: 7/1950, 31/1954, Andresen, degn (Nykirke): 75/1958 Asserballe: 21/1969 Andresen, Fr. (Sønderborg) IR 77 (F): 55/1955, 77/1957, 64/1960 Asserballeskov: 53/1947, 48, 70/1956, 75/1972 Andresen, Fr., Konsulent: 7/1959 Ath: 46/1944 Andresen, J. (Snogbæk), 1./RIR 86: 22/1944 Athen: 67/1949 Andresen, Jens (Skeldemark): 59/1944 Atkarak: 59/1964 Andresen, Kresten, RIR 86: 18/1950 Atlanterhavet: 52/1944, 49/1967, 46/1972 Andresen, P. (Als) 5./88 RIR: 21/1970 Atlasbjergene: 37/1965, 39/1965, Andresen, Peter, soldat, hjemført: 42-43/1971 Attigny lazaret: 47/1964, 34 (foto)/1971 Andresen, Reinhold (Klægsbøl, Tønder) soldat: 24/1956 Attigny: 17 (foto)/1967 Andresen, Søren (Øster Terp): 35/1963 Aubencheul au Bac lazaret: 40 (fooo)/1968 Andsweiler: 57/1972 Aucur de la Boye, munkekloster: 34/1957 Angel: 50/1941, 17/1944, 55/1947, 68/1952, 30, 4243/1954, 70/1955, 73/1957, 67/1963, Audenade Lazaret: 34/1945 59-60/1967, 16-23/1968, 58/1972 Audenarde feltrekrut-depot: 71/1972 Angelhage (Birknak): 92/1945 Audewaarden: 74/1959 Angerburg: 38/1947, 47.
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