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    Posted

    Guys,

    My namesake here died of wounds sadly after the war at the tender age of 20.  What a shame, what a waste. Unusual that his wound tag is with the paperwork?

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    More, There is a pile of felpost from 43 till the end as well. I have only posted two as representative of the pile.

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    Posted

    Hello Jock.

    Thank you for posting this truly sad story. The wound nature was indeed severe ( l. thigh fracture ). Who knows what complications set in that took his life. Certain medications were not available after the capitulation which might have saved his life.

    Apparently upon discharge from being a PoW he entered a hospital  for some time.

    Bernhard H. Holst

     

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    Jock

    Thank you for sharing this sad story with us.  We know that the death of any soldier must be mourned by someone, somewhere, but in this instance the documentation makes it sadder still, since it reveals the circumstances so close to being discharged, and the names of his family who he left behind.

    Regards

    Brett

    Posted

    Jock . Indeed a sad story ,the wound was severe , he was not transportable , they administered him a high dosis of serum agaist tetanus . perhaps he died of tetanus , it was not uncommon the late apparition of tetanus .60 or more days after the wound . 

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