U.S. Department of Veterans Aff airs National Cemetery Administration Names of enemy Prisoners Of War (ePOWs) Buried in VA National Cemeteries and Post Cemeteries Alexandria, LA Five (5) World War II German ePOWs who were originally buried at Camp Fannin, TX 1. Eggert, Ernest, Sec. K, Site PW1 2. Kalke, Paul, Sec. K, Site PW2 3. Kneip, Willi, Sec. K, Site PW3/5 4. Lohmann, Franz, Sec. K, Site PW8 5. Pielahn (Piklahn), Walter, Sec. K, Site PW4/6 Beaufort, SC One (1) World War II German ePOW 1. Reussel, Gerd, Sec. 61-B (Post), Grave 18 Benicia Arsenal, CA Nine (9) World War II ePOWs-one (1) Italian and eight (8) German 1. Behrens, Willi, Site 201 2. Fisher, Hans, Site 207 3. Gall, Ernst, Site 199 4. Hafer, Karl Heinz, Site 209 5. Knoph, Heinz Ober, Site 204 6. Mattner, Werner, Site 206 7. Morretti, Tortisio, Site 198 [Italian] 8. Neuhaus, Richard, Site 210 9. Stark, Alfred, site 208 Camp Butler, IL Thirty-five (35) World War II ePOWs--Thirty-one (31) Germans, three (3) Italians, one (1) Korean who was fighting for Japan. Two (2) were originally interred at Camp Butler; three (3) at Camp McCoy, WI; eleven (11) at Fort Robinson, NE; nineteen (19) at Camp Atterbury, IN 1. Baa, Paul, Sec. POW, Site 7 2. Bachlechner, Mathias, Sec. POW, Site 11-A 3. Berghorn, Heinrich, Sec. POW, Site 15-A 4. Berlinghof, Heinrich, Sec. POW, Site 2 5. Bruech, Karl, Sec. POW, Site 13 Camp Butler, IL (cont.) 6. Burmeister, Emil, Sec. POW, Site 9-A 27. Ruhland, Bernhard, Sec. POW, Site 10 7. Drajewsky, Willy, Sec. POW, Site 13-A 28. Schoene, Hermann, Sec. POW, Site 9 8. Faisst, Augustin, Sec. POW, Site 12-A 29. Schramm, Rudolf, Sec. POW, Site 14 9. Fuchs, Gottfried, Sec. POW, Site 6-A 30. Stoll, Max, Sec. POW, Site 8 10. Giere, Heinrich, Sec. POW, Site 10-A 31. Thallinger, Franz, Sec. POW, Site 7-A 11. Giorgani, Fabio, Sec. POW, Site 1 32. Tota, Francesco, Sec. POW, Site 1-A 12. Guetter, Willabald, Sec. POW, Site 16 [Italian POW] 13. Harnisch, Ludwig, Sec. POW, Site 18-A 33. Trani, Giovanni, Sec. POW, Site 2-A 14. Jendrytzko, Paul, Sec. POW, Site 12 [Italian POW] 15. Kandlbinder, Adolf, Sec. POW, Site 16-A 34. Wagner, Max, Sec. POW, Site 5 16. Kellner, Andreas, Sec. POW Site 8-A 35. Witt, Paul, Sec. POW, Site 19-A 17. Kraenke, Walter, Sec. POW, Site 5-A 18. Kraus, Max, Sec. POW, Site 17-A 19. Lee, Bok Do, Sec. POW, Site 4 [Korean] 20. Marquard, Adolf, Sec. POW, Site 15 21. Marrolle, Umberto, Sec. POW, Site 3-A [Italian] 22. Pfadenhauser, Erhard, Sec. POW, Site 14-A 23. Preuss, Emil, Sec. POW, Site 3 24. Reppert, Karl, Sec. POW, Site 17 25. Richard, Fritz, Sec. POW, Site 11 26. Robasik, Wolfgang, Sec. POW, Site 4-A Chattanooga, TN Two-hundred (200) foreign nationals (ePOW and allied) are buried or memorialized at Chattanooga. It is the only national cemetery containing both World War I and World War II ePOW interments: Ninety-two (92) World War I German ePOWs and One-hundred-eight (108) World War II ePOWs including: One-hundred-and-five (105) Germans, one (1) Italian, one (1) Frenchman, and one (1) Polish from World War II. Twelve (12) of the World War II ePOWs were originally interred at Camp Butner, NC World War II 1. Adam, Otto, Sec. Post C, Site 23-1 14. Draeger, Hans, Sec. Post C, Site 17-1 2. Baumann, Hermann, Site Post C, Site 51-2 15. Ehms, Walter, Sec. Post C, Site 10-2 3. Bautz, Ernest, Sec. Post C, Site 38-3 16. Ehrle, Bernhard, Sec. Post C, Site 39-1 4. Bednarski, Vincent, Sec. Post C, Site 14-3 17. Faber, Albert, Sec. Post C, Site 31-2 5. Bosch, Ernst, Sec. Post C, Site 7-2 18. Fehren, Bernhard, Sec. Post C, Site 5-1 6. Brandmueller, Konrad, Sec. Post C, Site 37-1 19. Fischer, Theo, Sec. Post C, Site 46-2 7. Buelowius, Karl Robert Max, Sec. Post C, 20. Forsch, Kurt, Sec. Post C, Site 37-2 Site 3-1 21. Frahm, Willi, Sec. Post C, Site 1-2 8. Buerger, Hermann, Sec. Post C, Site 13-3 22. Frantz, Erwin, Sec. Post C, Site 36-3 9. Burwig, Guenther, Sec. Post C, Site 11-2 23. Fuhrmann, Roland, Sec. Post C, Site 12-3 10. Butkeraitis, Hugo, Sec. Post C, Site 30-2 24. Furkert, Otto, Sec. Post C, Site 19-1 11. Dahlke, Friedrich, Sec. Post C, Site 38-1 25. Gaul, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 12-1 12. De Marchi, Paolo, Sec. Post C, Site 1-3 26. Gebhardt, Ludwig, Sec. Post C, Site 5-2 [Italian] 27. Geiser, Ernst, Sec. Post C, Site 12-2 28. Goedecke, Walter, Sec. Post C, Site 13-1 13. Dick, Bertram, Sec. Post C, Site 47-2 Chattanooga, TN (cont.) 29. Graf, Erich, Sec. Post C, Site 1-1 79. Rubenbauer, Friedrich, Sec. Post C, Site 20-1 30. Grimm, Franz, Sec. Post C, Site 72 80. Sabel, Reinhold, Sec. Post C, Site 14-2 31. Gross, Andress, Sec. Post C, Site 41-2 81. Sajda, Vladmir, Sec. Post C, Site 21-2 32. Gustav, Alfing, Sec. Post C, Site 52-3 82. Schaeffer, Kurt, Sec. Post C, Site 2-1 33. Hagenbring, Rudolph, Sec. Post C, Site 42-2 83. Schaefer, Robert, Sec. Post C, Site 19-2 34. Hannemann, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 40-2 84. Schildberg, Walter Robert, Sec. Post C, 35. Hasenpflug, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 27-2 Site 36-1 36. Heiden, Willi, Sec. Post C, Site 26-2 85. Schlegel, Max, Sec. Post C, Site 38-2 37. Herr, Ulrich, Sec. Post C, Site 6-2 86. Schloter, Johannes, Sec. Post C, Site 35-2 38. Hoffer, Heinerich, Sec. Post C, Site 15-3 87. Schmidt, Heinrich, Sec. Post C, Site 17-2 39. Hofmeister, Heinz J., Sec. Post C, Site 83 88. Schumacher, Georg, Sec. Post C, Site 6-1 40. Hohlfeld, Werner, Sec. Post C, Site 48-2 89. Siewert, Hieronimus, Sec. Post C, Site 29-2 41. Horn, Ernest, Sec. Post C, Site 10-1 90. Skrypczak, Stanislaus, Sec. Post C, Site 27-1 42. Horstmann, Otto, Sec. Post C, Site 49-2 91. Sohr, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 14-1 43. Irouschek, Otto, Sec. Post C, Site 11-3 92. Sowa, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 18-2 44. Kaiser, Ewald, Sec. Post C, Site 28-2 93. Stecyk, Johann, Sec. Post C, Site 20-2 45. Karner, Walter, Sec. Post C, Site 33-1 94. Stehle, Erich, Sec. Post C, Site 8-2 46. Kernberger, Kilian, Sec. Post C, Site 160 95. Stern, Leopold, Sec. Post C, Site 35-1 47. Ketzel, Werner, Sec. Post C, Site 34-2 96. Stummer, Wilhelm, Sec. Post C, Site 25-2 48. Kinne, Edmund, Sec. Post C, Site 16-2 97. Tiedt, Walter, Sec. Post C, Site 23-2 49. Klauer, Werner, Sec. Post C, Site 2-2 98. Vetter, Wilhelm, Sec. Post C, Site 9-2 50. Kock, Alois, Sec. Post C, Site 41-1 99. Vogel, Richard, Sec. Post C, Site 32-2 51. Krakowzik, Heinz, Sec. Post C, Site 43-1 100. Weis, Wenzel, Sec. Post C, Site 22-2 52. Kusch, Franz, Sec. Post C, Site 4-2 101. Wenk, Gunther, Sec. Post C, Site 15-2 53. Lamour, Heinrich, Sec. Post C, Site 43-2 102. Werner, Kurt, Sec. Post C, Site 36-2 54. Margraff, Claus, Sec. Post C, Site 9-1 103. Wesp, Max, Sec. Post C, Site 44-2 55. Meier, Werner Friedrich, Sec. Post C, 104. Weyermann, Engelbert, Sec. Post C, Site 40-3 Site 42-1 56. Michels, Willi, Sec. Post C, Site 24-1 105. Wiesekerl, Herman, Sec. Post C, Site 16-1 57. Mierzwa, Lee, Sec. Post C, Site 106. Wiesse, Guenther, Sec. Post C, Site 10-3 58. Mischinger, Karl, Sec. Post C, Site 107. Wolff, Richard, Sec. Post C, Site 3-2 59. Moeckel, Rudolph, Sec. Post C, Site 108. Wydarty, Hans, Sec. Post C, Site 26-1 60. Mueller, Franz, Sec. Post C, Site 61. Mummert, Paul, Sec. Post C, Site 62. Muthsam, Gottfried, Sec. Post C, Site 63. Nesinger, Franz, Sec. Post C, Site 64. Neumann, Paul, Sec. Post C, Site 65. Niewrzoll, Heinrich, Sec. Post C, Site 66. Oegel, Wilhelm, Sec. Post C, Site 4-1 67. Offenmueller, Kurt, Sec. Post C, Site 8-1 68. Paetz, Werner, Sec. Post C, Site 18-1 69. Paul, Ernst, Sec. Post C, Site 33-2 70. Perschke, Willi, Sec. Post C, Site 21-1 71. Pfeiffer, Franz, Sec. Post C, Site 15-1 72. Plumhoff, Oskar, Sec. Post C, Site 32-1 73. Posch, Ernst, Sec. Post C, Site 13-2 74. Pruchner, Georg Adam, Sec. Post C, Site 25-1 75. Reissl, Ottmar, Sec. Post C, Site 28-1 76. Richter, Heinz, Sec. Post C, Site 50-2 77. Rick, Peter, Sec. Post C, Site 7-1 78. Rischke, Paul, Sec. Post C, Site 11-1 World War I The German government erected a monument to the World War I ePOWs that is inscribed with ninety-two (92) names—fourteen (14) ePOW remains are not located in the cemetery.* 1. Bahn, Karl (Carl) Andreas, Sec. Post C, 46. Merkel, Fritz, Sec. Post C, Site 66 Site 66 47. Meyer, Johann, Sec. Post C, Site 66 2. Beer, Karl (Carl Oscar), Sec.