Feldpostkarten von Jakob Treitinger (1895-1916)
Feldpostkarten aus dem Besitz von Jakob Treitinger (1895-1916);
die Postkarten sind von Jakob Treitinger an Verwandte (Brüder Georg und Alfons) und Freunde und umgekehrt; die Karten sind alle im Raum Regensburg geschrieben und abgestempelt worden;
eine Karte an Rosina Treitinger von der Patentochter Sophie Brandl; drei Karten an Sofia Treitinger vom Bruder Alois, eine von den Eltern an Sofia;
Jakob Treitinger diente als Infanterist im Königlich Bayerischen 21. Infanterie Regiment Ersatz Bataillon Reserve Division 2;
sein Bruder Georg Treitinger diente als Infanterist im Königlich Bayerischen 11. Infanterie Regiment 1. Ersatz Bataillon 2. Rekruten Depot (Neue Kaserne Regensburg);
sein Bruder Alfons Treitinger diente als Infanterist im Königlich Bayerischen 11. Infanterie Regiment 1. Erstaz Bataillon 1. Rekruten Depot und befand sich im Jahr 1917 im Garnisonslazarett Regensburg.
Women
Imperial Forces
Other
Western Front
CONTRIBUTOR
Marianne Heigl
DATE
1915 - 1918
LANGUAGE
deu
ITEMS
40
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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