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2.9.–4.9.1939	Fighting around the Warta Line&#13;
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18.9.1939	Capture of Lublin&#13;
20.9.1939	Engagements on the Wieprz River&#13;
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Additional Notes (Red Text):&#13;
"Sicherung der deutschen Westgrenze"&#13;
Securing the German western border&#13;
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1940 Campaigns:&#13;
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11.–13.5.	Pursuit battles in East Belgium and across the Albert Canal&#13;
12.5.	Fighting on the Albert Canal near Zummen and Hasselt&#13;
13.–14.5.	Crossing over the Gette River&#13;
a) Breakthrough to Haelen – Tienen&#13;
b) Fighting for the canal crossing&#13;
14.–15.5.	Breakthrough through the Dyle position&#13;
a) Capture of Louvain&#13;
b) Capture of Brussels&#13;
17./18.5.	[Continued operations]&#13;
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Right Page (Page 33)&#13;
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20.–23.5.	B. Battle in Flanders and Artois&#13;
22.5.	Battle on the Schelde River – breakthrough at Waremmade &amp; Ruyen&#13;
24.5.	Crossing of the Lys at Harlebeke&#13;
25.–26.5.	Fighting in West Flanders and Lille region&#13;
a) Attack near Ledeghem and Dadizele&#13;
27.5.	b) Assault on the heights of Passchendaele&#13;
29.5.	c) Attack through the Ypres Valley&#13;
31.5.–4.6.	4. Battle at Dunkirk&#13;
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Additional Operations:&#13;
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C. Deployed in the operational area during the battle in France&#13;
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D. Occupation of Northwest France&#13;
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E. Occupation force in France&#13;
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In war: Injuries and serious illnesses&#13;
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20.7.41 – Rifle bullet wound to back&#13;
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21.7.41 – Sent to field hospital (San. Kp.), later to Reserve Hospital Nowel&#13;
(Unit: 3./I.R. (mot.) 114)&#13;
(Location: Army field hospital)&#13;
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Military service – Additions&#13;
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Reg. 3./I.R. 114 on 3.7.41&#13;
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Wounded by rifle bullet in back&#13;
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