Help needed in translating document

[army historian]

Any help would be welcome on this award document. I can not read German, nor decipher this script. Thanks Captain Albert

[Naxos]

It is the award document of the Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer also known as Hindenburg Cross to the Spengler and Installateur = plumber Heinrich Ihl of Kaiserslautern.

Signed by an official of the police department of Kaiserslautern on Nov. 2, 1934

[Guest IMHF]

It is the award document of the Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer also known as Hindenburg Cross to the Spengler and Installateur = plumber Heinrich Ihl of Kaiserslautern.

Signed by an official of the police department of Kaiserslautern on Nov. 2, 1934

Wow

That is cool, what did this cost you?

Lorenzo

[army historian]

First thank you Naxos, for the quick reply and translation. I really appreciate your help.

Lorenzo, I got the document in part of a trade deal. I do not think it is expensive. Since I have not tried to buy one, I can not give you a value. Sorry Captain Albert

[Guest IMHF]

First thank you Naxos, for the quick reply and translation. I really appreciate your help.

Lorenzo, I got the document in part of a trade deal. I do not think it is expensive. Since I have not tried to buy one, I can not give you a value. Sorry Captain Albert

No problem, thank you for sharing it with us on the GMIC;)

Lorenzo

[army historian]

I was checking the internet and found this:

Heinrich Ihl

Dr. phil. Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen 1927

Germany

Dissertation:

Kräfte, deren Bahnkurven Kegelschnitte sind

Advisor 1: Friedrich Engel

Advisor 2: Hans Falckenberg

No students known.

If you have additional information or

corrections regarding this mathematician, please us

Seems very interesting, maybe could not make money as a mathematician, so became a plumber? Cheers Captain Albert

Edited August 17, 2010 by army historian