Reference Topic Wilhelm Gustloff Museum & ES Robert Ley

[MSWilhelmGustloff]

Hello to all members,

I just wanted to post some information about my museum site featuring the KdF liners Wilhelm Gustloff & Robert Ley. There are currently 30 albums, over 3,000 photos, over 200 speisekarten (or menus) and much more! I also have photographs from the Aviso Grille, Robert Ley, several other KdF cruise liners, ships of the Kriegamarine, and photo albums from uboats - specifically the U708, U62, and U841. I have recently found this site and quite enjoy reading the threads that keep history alive.

Regards,

Eddie

Wilhelm Gustloff Museum

www.wilhelmgustloffmuseum.com

[Paul R]

That is an amazing website. How long did it take you to accumilate all of those photos and artifacts?

[MSWilhelmGustloff]

That is an amazing website. How long did it take you to accumilate all of those photos and artifacts?

I began collecting in 2007, so only a few years.

[922F]

Excellent presentation with much heretofore unpublished [& unknown/unobtainable] documentation. Sincere congratulations on a magnificent work.

[MSWilhelmGustloff]

While I am still researching them, my newest acquisitions are under the Sinking & Wreck page at the top. Two original boarding passes from the Gustloff's last voyage - January 31st, 1945. The full story can be read there as well.

[MSWilhelmGustloff]

Exactly 68 years ago to the minute (running on Eastern time) the Wilhelm Gustloff sank beneath the waves in the Baltic Sea nearly killing 10,000 people.