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You can get more Pictures fron the place REIMAHG in Kahla Germany on the Website of our association http://www.reimahg.de , i hope this is the rigth Thread asomwhere you can make what ever u would to do

Thanks,
rto

Thanks a lot! I didn't know there was an association of Reimagh! My grandfather has been in Lager E (Eichenberg). On our main page (http://www.wo2.nl) I wrote a piece about it (see 'wereldoorlog'->'holocaust'). Too bad it's only in dutch. Do you happen to know the president of the Belgian Lager E survivors association (Paul Baert)? I know him quite well.


Sorry aan de andere moderators dat dit niet in het juiste topic is enzo, maar 't is nogal belangrijk voor mij

I took the liberty to crack these two posts into another thread and designated it as an "English"-thread.



Welcome and thank you for the url you provided us with RTO!

Yes i know him, he is vervy active ans help our association a lot. Another "Belgian helper" is Patrick Brion, he gave the impact to base the association.

In the next 3 days is the Commemoration ceremony of the REIMAHG and there workers. Paul Beart is here in Kahla for these days.

In the next time on our WEBsite we will provide a larger documentation of the camps, first unfortunately only in German, but later in English. Then you also can find more about camp E.

My dutch is not the best , so i can't read all of your article.

cu RTO

the documentation about the camps is online http://www.reimahg.de.

I hope in the next time also in english, perhaps also in dutch!

I hope I will be able to get in Kahla next year in may!

Hi,

My name is Patrick Brion. I work at the Belgian army at the audiovisual archives and have quite some experience in audiovisual topics around WW2.

My personal research has been going on for 11 years now and is about the underground aircraft factory, called the "REIMAHG" near Kahla / Grosseutersdorf.

If you want some very good explication, then visit our website at http://www.walpersberg.de which is in English, Italian and German and is often updated.

If you have any questions, then let me know !

Warmest regards,

Patrick

Because i got some requests: Our association had launched a new website at http://www.walpersberg.com with more Informaions in different languages. The next language which will follow is dutch, i think at end of January.