Postkarten und Fotos von Hans Masshammer (geboren am 20.01.1896, gestorben 1975), von Beruf Landwirt, wohnhaft in Münchsried; Hans Masshammer in Uniform, weitere Fotos zusammen mit seinen Kameraden (auf dem zweiten Foto befindet sich Masshammer in der Mitte ohne Jacke, die Ärmel hochgekrempelt, evtl. aufgenommen im Schützengraben); Feldpostkarten aus Frankreich; Masshammer kämpfte an der Westfont (Frankreich); Zwei Briefe an Hans Masshammer an die Front von seinem Bruder Franz vom 12.04.1918 und seinem Vater vom 30.06.1919; der zweite Brief vom Vater handelt vom Tod der Mutter, die sich um Franz’ Grab, der kurz vorher an der Schwindsucht verstorben war, kümmern wollte und dabei vom Blitz erschlagen wurde. || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women

Fotos, Briefe und Gedichte von Friedrich Antonius Wiiringa. || (Feldpost-)Briefe an, von und über Friedrich Antonius Wirringa, Februar bis April 1917. Vgl. auch die beiden Beiträge Sterbeurkunde Friedrich Antonius Wirringa und Tagebuch von Margarthe Wirringa

Feldpostkarten von Georg Pommer, Gastronom in Regensburg, Urgroßvater des Teilnehmers, und vom Uronkel (aus Laschitz/Eisenburg) der Ehefrau des Einreichers. Feldpostkarten überwiegend aus Frankreich und Deutschland; Gruppenfoto von Soldaten im Schützengraben mit einem Schild mit der Aufschrift: Erbaut in Eil und großer Not, Aus lauter Angst vorm Heldentod, die Postkarte stammt von Hans Veigl an seinen Sohn Hans (Hansl) vom 21.02.1916, Veigl diente in der 6. Bayerischen Infanterie-Division; Gruppenfoto von sieben Soldaten (darunter mit großer Wahrscheinlichkeit Veigl selbst), ebenfalls von Hans Veigl an seinen Sohn vom 16.10.1917; weitere Motive: Soldaten in Schützengräben, kolorierte Zeichnung von Soldaten im Lager bei der Freizeitgestaltung, verschiedene Propagandamotive. || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women