Hans Johnsen, geb. am 15. Februar 1894, gest. 1982, Musketier im Infanterie-Regiment 31, 18. Reserve-Division. Da sich Hans Johnsens Kopf bei der Musterung als zu groß für die Pickelhaube erwies, trug er zunächst keinen Helm im Schützengraben. Ein größerer Stahlhelm sollte nachgeschickt werden. Während des Gefechts streifte ein Granatschrapnell seinen Kopf und zerfetzte Käppi und Untermütze. Sein Kommandeur sprach von großem Glück, da er nur einen Kratzer davontrug. Hätte er einen Stahlhelm getragen, wäre sein Kopf zertrümmert worden. Hans Johnsen war 1917-1918 für 14 Monate in Kriegsgefangenschaft. || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces

Entlassungsschein aus dem Durchgangslager Senne von 1920, Feldpostkarten und Fotos von Hans Johnsen, geb. am 15. Februar 1894 in Preetz, gest. 1982. Johnsen diente als Musketier im Infanterie-Regiment 31, 18. Reserve-Division und war u.a. in Belgien im Deutschen Soldatenheim Kortryk (Kortrijk). 1917 bis 1918 war Johnsen für 14 Monate in Kriegsgefangenschaft. Ansichtskarten von belgischen Städten und von Graudenz (Polen). Fotos aus dem Kriegsalltag. || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other

Album mit Feldpostkarten aus dem Besitz von Fred Wiegand. In der Mehrzahl stammen die Feldpostkarten vom Großvater Fred Wiegands und von Wilhelm Springbrunn, dem Urgroßvater seiner Frau. Die Vorderseiten der Karten zeigen u.a. Motive von der Westfront (Verdun, Mörchingen in Lothringen, Contay an der Somme) und der Ostfront (Russland), aber auch Aufnahmen aus Deutschland (u.a. Dortmund, Aschersleben). Eine Karte zeigt den Transport von gefangenen Russen. Des Weiteren: Motive mit Hindenburg, Kaiser Wilhelm, der kaiserlichen Familie usw. || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || Other || || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || || Western Front || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || Other || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || Women || || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || || Western Front || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || Other || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || || Western Front || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || || Other || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces