File:Feldpost von Hans 1934-08-31 2.JPG

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Deutsch: Feldpostbriefe von Hans Koch, Wien, 2. Weltkrieg, Ostfront, 1922-1945

Briefumschlag

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Reutte am 31 VIII 1934
Liebe Eltern!
Danke für den Brief und die Karte habe den 1.50 g [Groschen?] erhalten. Bin gesund und lustig hoffe das auch von euch. Gestern waren wir in der Grilanstalt Krecklmoos wo wir am See Kahn fuhren. Und zurück gingen wir nach Breitenwang dort besichtigten wir die nun restaurierte Pfarrkirche. Unsere Lehrpersohn ist das Frl. Marie Lagg die Tochter eines Schulleiters [Thomas Lagg, 1865 - 1945; Bild ] in Ehenbichl. Wir haben es bei ihr sehr gut. Ich sitze jetzt in Ihrer Wohnung und schreibe. Ich bekomme von ihr eine Hose, eing Hemd und ein paar Schuhe, ist das nicht fein. Von einem Jäger bekam ich gestern einen Gamsfuß [gut als Messergriff] und von HerrnMörle Auerhahnfedern. Am Montag war eine Hochzeit beim Schloßwirt da gingen wir nach Rieden (Dorf der Gemeinde Ehenbichl) essen das essen war sehr gut. Rieden ist eine Stunde von hier entfernt. Donnerstag hatt es auf den Bergen geschneit es war ein Herrliches Bild den wir sind ganz von Bergen umkränzt. Ich habe auch schon das Radfahren erlernt den hir fahren die Kinder mit vier Jahren schon, Frl Laag ihr Vater ist 70 Jahre und fährt alle Tage nach Reutte in die Kirche. Das Wetter ist nich schön heute Regnet es schon den ganzen Tag. Wie ist bei euch das Wetter? Wegen den abstürzen oder ertrinken brauchst du keine Sorgen haben Frl. Laag gibt auf uns schon acht. Wie geht es Peterek sind sie alle gesund? Was macht Frau Fischer „keckelt“ [schwatzen, zanken] sie immer noch so viel? Was macht Fritzi
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