Ian Sayer

Theodor Macht Regards Ian

I agree with you Colin. The Speidel looks OK to me.

Excellent addition Colin. Congratulations! Best Ian

Nice Piece Colin! Regards Ian

OK Tasmaniensis. That sounds great. Very intriguing. Kind Regards Ian

Many thanks tasmaniensis. That's some very diligent research you've done there. Most interesting of course are his dates. (1892-1941). I wonder how he died? Ian

Thanks tasmaniensis. That's very useful. Much appreciated Ian

Many thanks Giller. Regards Ian

That's great Lukasz. It sounds very much like he could be the Colonel Ferdinand Silvester who was the Cof S. Well done and thanks very much.. Regards Ian

Hi Lukasz, Thanks for that. Do you know his first name? Looks a bit like Ferdnand or Ferdinand. Is Silvester the correct spelling of his surname and do you happen to have any further biographical info on him? Regards Ian

Lukasz Thank you very much. I am most grateful for the identification. If you find any biographical info that would be fantastic. Many thanks Ian

OK FRank. Well thanks very much for trying. Best Ian

Hi Elmar OK thanks very much. You could be right. You're the second person to put that up as a possibility. Best wishes Ian

Hi Lukasz Many thanks for the information and identifying this Polish officer. I am most grateful . I wonder what happened to him. Maybe he was one of those executed at Katyn? Which particular photos would you like to see. I have posted photos from this group in the French Section and Italian Section plus others in Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Czechslovakia. Have you seen them Lukasz Regards Ian

Hi Frank Well thanks very much for trying. I really appreciate it. The second one looks a bit like Papillon but the third one!! The third one seems to have been a Captain (in the army?) and Assistant Military Attache to Warsaw in 1934. The second one looks like a Naval officer and he may have been the Military Attache in 1934. The first one -Captain of Frigate seems to have been the French Naval Attache to Poland and/or Warsaw in 1937 so perhaps the larger countries like France had army, navy and air force military attaches. Regards Ian