Liebe Leser,... doch nun ist der Krieg vorbei und Dieter wieder bei seiner Familie. Wie geht es nun weiter und was gibt es noch über Dieter und sein Tagebuch zu berichten?
Ich möchte Euch um etwas Geduld bitten, in kürze wird es einen weiteren Beitrag darüber geben, wie es weitergeht.
Mein Dank gilt jedoch bereits jetzt allen Lesern und allen, die in großer Fleißarbeit geholfen haben, dieses Tagebuch in anderen Sprachen verfügbar zu machen.
Danke!
Dear Reader,abount a week ago, we read Dieter's last diary entry. He had endured a lot of exertions, since he was called up to the FR 86. Sometimes it seemed to get quite precarious for him, like in Flanders 1917, in the spring offensive of 1918 or even one day before armictice, when enemy airplanes had targeted him......
... but now the war is over and Dieter back home again with his family. How does it go on and is there more to be told of Dieter and his diary?
I ask for a little patience, there will shortly be information on how it will develop.
But already now, my sincere thanks go to all readers and to all that helped with their work to make this diary available in other languages.
Thank You!
FRA
Caro lettore,circa un settimana fa abbiamo letto l'ultima annotazione di Dieter. Egli dovette sopportare molte fatiche dal giorno in cui fu chiamato all'Fr 86. A volte la faccenda si rivelava molto precaria per lui, come nelle Fiandre nel 1917, nell'offensiva di primavera del 1918 o perfino il giorno prima dell'armistizio, quando gli aerei nemici l'avevano preso come bersaglio.....
...ma ora la guerra era finita e Dieter è di nuovo a casa con la sua famiglia. Come proseguirà la storia e c'è ancora da dire su Dieter ed il suo diario?
Vi chiedo un po' di pazienza, a breve ci saranno notizie su come la faccenda si svilupperà.
Ma già adesso, il mio sincero ringraziamento a tutti i lettori e a tutti coloro che hanno contribuito con il loro lavoro a rendere questo diario disponibile in altre lingue.
Grazie!
Dear Reader,
AntwortenLöschenabount a week ago, we read Dieter's last diary entry. He had endured a lot of exertions, since he was called up to the FR 86. Sometimes it seemed to get quite precarious for him, like in Flanders 1917, in the spring offensive of 1918 or even one day before armictice, when enemy airplanes had targeted him......
... but now the war is over and Dieter back home again with his family. How does it go on and is there more to be told of Dieter and his diary?
I ask for a little patience, there will shortly be information on how it will develop.
But already now, my sincere thanks go to all readers and to all that helped with their work to make this diary available in other languages.
Thank You!
Dear Dieter,
AntwortenLöschenmy thanks go to you, for your initiative publishing this diary. It has been a lot of cost and work for you to make it possible.
For me, it has been a pleasure and an honor to support you.
I am very curious to see how the story goes on!
Thomas