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From the category of "just because we're not related at all, doesn't mean that you didn't play some tiny role in our family history and don't deserve a #WikiTree profile": Meet Hans #Britschkowski from #SeeheimJugenheim, to whom my great-great grandma and her son Emil #Hercher wrote a letter in 1947, because he was a comrade of their brother/son Wilhelm Hercher during #WW2 and he might have known something about Wilhelm's fate.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Britschkowski-1 #genealogy -
From the category of "just because we're not related at all, doesn't mean that you didn't play some tiny role in our family history and don't deserve a #WikiTree profile": Meet Hans #Britschkowski from #SeeheimJugenheim, to whom my great-great grandma and her son Emil #Hercher wrote a letter in 1947, because he was a comrade of their brother/son Wilhelm Hercher during #WW2 and he might have known something about Wilhelm's fate.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Britschkowski-1 #genealogy -
From the category of "just because we're not related at all, doesn't mean that you didn't play some tiny role in our family history and don't deserve a #WikiTree profile": Meet Hans #Britschkowski from #SeeheimJugenheim, to whom my great-great grandma and her son Emil #Hercher wrote a letter in 1947, because he was a comrade of their brother/son Wilhelm Hercher during #WW2 and he might have known something about Wilhelm's fate.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Britschkowski-1 #genealogy -
From the category of "just because we're not related at all, doesn't mean that you didn't play some tiny role in our family history and don't deserve a #WikiTree profile": Meet Hans #Britschkowski from #SeeheimJugenheim, to whom my great-great grandma and her son Emil #Hercher wrote a letter in 1947, because he was a comrade of their brother/son Wilhelm Hercher during #WW2 and he might have known something about Wilhelm's fate.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Britschkowski-1 #genealogy -
From the category of "just because we're not related at all, doesn't mean that you didn't play some tiny role in our family history and don't deserve a #WikiTree profile": Meet Hans #Britschkowski from #SeeheimJugenheim, to whom my great-great grandma and her son Emil #Hercher wrote a letter in 1947, because he was a comrade of their brother/son Wilhelm Hercher during #WW2 and he might have known something about Wilhelm's fate.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Britschkowski-1 #genealogy