Foto 1: Unteroffizier Karl Beck (30.3.1881 Stuttgart-Degerloch) war im Krieg beim Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment 121, 3. Kompanie. Er fiel am 19.2.1915 am Mönchsberg (Elsaß). - Foto 2: Das Bild von 1903 zeigt Karl Beck und Wilhelmine Beck, geb. Raff (21.6.1883 in Degerloch - 20.8.1955 in Degerloch) am Tag ihrer Verlobung. - Foto 3: Weihnachten 1914; Wilhelmine Beck liest ihren Kindern die Post von der Front vor. - Ellen Klink ist die Enkelin von Karl und Wilhelmine Beck. || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other

Album mit Fotos und Postkarten vom Russlandfeldzug von Peter August Beck. Beck war von Beruf Schachtmeister und diente von 1914 bis 1918 an der Front. Er starb kurz nach Kriegsende an Malaria in Verbindung mit einer Hirnhautentzündung, die er sich in den Pripjetsümpfen in Russland zugezogen hatte. Er hinterließ eine Ehefrau und drei kleine Kinder. Abbildungen vom Kriegsalltag, Leben im Schützengraben, von Soldatengräbern, Geschützen; Soldatengruppenbilder, Dorf- und Landschaftsaufnahmen. Beck ist auf einigen Fotos mit einem grünen Kreuz gekennzeichnet. Orte u.a.: Baranowitschy, Stolowitschy, Malovidy, an der Wulka. || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Western Front || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || Western Front || || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || Women || || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || || Western Front || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || || Women || Other || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || Western Front || || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Women || Other || || Other || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || Women || || Other || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || Other || || Women || Western Front || Other || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || Other || || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || Western Front || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || || Other || Imperial Forces || Women || Western Front || || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || Women || || Women || Western Front || Imperial Forces || Other || || Western Front || Women || Imperial Forces || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Western Front || Other || Women || Imperial Forces || || Imperial Forces || Other || Western Front || Women || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || Western Front || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other || Women || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || Other || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || Other || || Women || Other || Imperial Forces || Western Front || || Imperial Forces || Other || Women || Western Front || || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Women || Other || || Women || Imperial Forces || Western Front || Other

Bearbeitung von Tagebuchaufzeichnungen meines Vaters ergänzt mit Bildern, Dokumenten und Kommentaren. Für mich ist es die späte Annäherung an meinen Vater, der vor meiner Geburt verstarb. Gleichzeitig ist es m.E. ein bewegendes Dokument über die Erfahrungen eines jungen Mannes in einem schrecklichen Krieg und physischen und psychischen Anforderungen, die zu verarbeiten waren. || Back