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Forrest Anderson
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Professional UK Military Genealogical Researcher.
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Updated: March 25, 2003
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soldier
Perhaps Nazi soldier and family
My father, Dixon Etheridge, brought this photo home from the European Theater of World War II. My mother kept it along with family photos. I suspect my father removed it from the body of a dead German soldier. The stains on the photo appear to be blood.
If this is your family or relative I will gladly give the photo to you. On the back of the photo in green ink is written "Hab uns immer Lieb!"
My father, Dixon Etheridge, brought this photo home from the European Theater of World War II. My mother kept it along with family photos. I suspect my father removed it from the body of a dead German soldier. The stains on the photo appear to be blood.
If this is your family or relative I will gladly give the photo to you. On the back of the photo in green ink is written "Hab uns immer Lieb!"
