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I would like to put this longer post here, because it documents some things people do not like to speak about: I wonder, if there was somebody out there, who has more knowledge. Some of my family are missing. I tried to contact the red cross, but they couldn´t find more data:
This is my grandpa: Emil Kitzler, 1898 - 1948
This is my grandma Hermine Kitzler, she was born in 1908 (died in 2000) by the family Viktor Rudolph and wife.
This is their shop in Vienna´s fourth district in Grosse Neugasse, in front of the door there are my grandparents:
This is her short about what happened to her during WWII. She always said, she could not tell things by name, because she had the "Roter Winkel" and people still would do something against our family...Emil fled from the soldier´s frontier, she called it "Kurzurlaub" in this report: He hid in the pigs´ stay from the Nazis, until war was over 1945.
This is one of grandma´s brothers: Dr. Viktor Rudolph
This is grandma´s dad: Viktor Rudolph
This was our farm in the north of Vienna
I do not know, who this is, but probably Emil´s mum. There little knowledge about Emil´s dad:
All in all I have to say, that:
Stories my daddy and my grandma told, offered a view to what people do to protect their families. They lied and wrongly informed Nazis as holders and supporters of dictatorship. Emil, for instance, never was the air force, but he stole a uniform as he "deserted (is this English word right?)" from the 1943 forced army inclusion. He fled from "Rudolphsstadt" whith a litte "Draisine" in a false uniform, with false papers and a letter, that he himself wrote, which tested him a special agent for the regime. Of course, he later burned the uniform, he hid the sties. He cooperatedwith the underground resistance. I cannot remember all about his part in the allied forces early actions, but nevertheless he was a good agent. They hated Nazis and killed some of them as early as 1943 and until 1944, when he fled. I cannot remember their names, so my grandma could not. My daddy introduced my brothers and me to our family - still I know where they live(d), but only by going the ways, my daddy told me. I cannot recall addresses, but I remember names and places...
Here is what I found out about my uncle:
http://peacology.blogspot.com/2005/07/gedaechtnisprotokoll-jeni-wolf.html
This is my grandpa: Emil Kitzler, 1898 - 1948
This is my grandma Hermine Kitzler, she was born in 1908 (died in 2000) by the family Viktor Rudolph and wife.
This is their shop in Vienna´s fourth district in Grosse Neugasse, in front of the door there are my grandparents:
This is her short about what happened to her during WWII. She always said, she could not tell things by name, because she had the "Roter Winkel" and people still would do something against our family...Emil fled from the soldier´s frontier, she called it "Kurzurlaub" in this report: He hid in the pigs´ stay from the Nazis, until war was over 1945.
This is one of grandma´s brothers: Dr. Viktor Rudolph
This is grandma´s dad: Viktor Rudolph
This was our farm in the north of Vienna
I do not know, who this is, but probably Emil´s mum. There little knowledge about Emil´s dad:
All in all I have to say, that:
Stories my daddy and my grandma told, offered a view to what people do to protect their families. They lied and wrongly informed Nazis as holders and supporters of dictatorship. Emil, for instance, never was the air force, but he stole a uniform as he "deserted (is this English word right?)" from the 1943 forced army inclusion. He fled from "Rudolphsstadt" whith a litte "Draisine" in a false uniform, with false papers and a letter, that he himself wrote, which tested him a special agent for the regime. Of course, he later burned the uniform, he hid the sties. He cooperatedwith the underground resistance. I cannot remember all about his part in the allied forces early actions, but nevertheless he was a good agent. They hated Nazis and killed some of them as early as 1943 and until 1944, when he fled. I cannot remember their names, so my grandma could not. My daddy introduced my brothers and me to our family - still I know where they live(d), but only by going the ways, my daddy told me. I cannot recall addresses, but I remember names and places...
Here is what I found out about my uncle:
http://peacology.blogspot.com/2005/07/gedaechtnisprotokoll-jeni-wolf.html
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