Help me

[jordan-aga]

Hi,
My name is Agnes. I from Poland. My uncle was killed in Plesse und was buried in Pornichet.
This is a page about my uncle http://www.volksbund.de/index.php?id=1775&tx_igverlustsuche_pi2[gid]=ccf1833b1bd2a6148a52879fe1cad4e5
Aloyzy Janowski was born 17.11.1921 Papau Thornisch, Grenadier, date of death 06.09.1944 in Plesse.
Place of burial in german language: Block 2 Reihe 21 Grab 663 (Pornichet).
I have a big request to the French people living in Porniche! I ask for photo grave of my uncle's. I will be very grateful.
If you fulfill my request, send me a private message or post on the forum.
Thanks!

Greetings Agnes.

[Pierre BABIN]

Hello Agnes,

I'll go to Pornichet late in January 2013. So, I'll take the picture of your uncle's grave and e-mail it to you. But it's not a stele, just a mortuary plate set on the ground.

Best regards

Pierre Babin

[jordan-aga]

Thank you for your interest. I will be very grateful! I'll wait.
Agnes

[Pierre BABIN]

Hello Agnès,

I took 2 pictures of your uncle's grave at the Pornichet cemetery. I attached the first one to this e-mail and will send to you the second one in a separated message.

I haven't a gift with the computers. So, if the first sending doesn't work, please drop me a private message with your personal e-mail address.

Pierre

[jordan-aga]

Hello Pierre!
Thank you very much for your help. I'm so happy! This will be a wonderful gift for his sister. Thank you again for the pictures! I love France! Smile

[Pierre BABIN]

Hello again Agnès,

Thank you very much for your nice words ...

I'm happy if I made you and the sister of Alois happy. I love the Polish people for many reasons : Polish soldiers were so brave during WW II and so courageous during the cold war ! I was helped, too, by Polish historians in the course of my search concerning the WW II in France, or by a Polish woman, living in France, who translated, for me, archives documents written in Polish language... Besides, the small village in which I live in France is twitted with a Polish village !

Have a good week end

Pierre

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