In this one year as a soldier he wrote 246 long letters and a few postcards to his beloved wife and daughter with detailed descriptions of the life of a common soldier, his tasks and activities, his feelings and emotions and his attempts at handling the precarious situation of his wife and daughter in Vienna from a distance. (“nicht zu verwenden” – not to be used) because he refused to divorce his Jewish wife, Lola, my grandmother. From September 1940 until June 1941 he was with the “2 nd Sappers’ Battalion 153 /288” in Poland (the then so-called “Generalgouvernement”) until he was dismissed from the German Wehrmacht and declared “n.z.v. He was sent to France in June 1940 and remained there until September 1940. When the 2 nd World War broke out in September 1939 Toni was assigned to the “3 rd Sappers’ Battalion XVII 79/B” of the German Wehrmacht as a sapper (“Bausoldat”) in February 1940 and had to complete ten weeks of training in the Vienna Arsenal. Toni and Lola as a newly-wed couple in Preßbaum near Vienna before the warĪnton Kainz (Toni), my grandfather, was drafted to the German Wehrmacht in March 1939, a year after Hitler had incorporated Austria into the German “Third Reich”. Left: Sample of a Wehrmacht menu (lunch: soup, beef and potatoes, dinner: liver pâté, lard, bread, 5 cigarettes) Right: A telephone with the warning: the enemy is listening in! “He was remanded to the custody of the staff, and the juvenile’s parents were notified,” Vienna police say.Susanne Wurm LIVES OF THE NON-ÉLITE IN VIENNA FROM THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE TO THE NAZI REGIME AND POST-WAR AUSTRIA "Wehrmachtsoup", Austrian army, Battle of Britain, blitzkrieg, British Army, cigarettes, Dynow, Engerau / Petrzalka, Generalgouvernement, Hitler-Stalin Pact, Jansa Plan, Jews, Krakow, KZ, KZ Auschwitz Birkenau, Légion étrangère, Munich Agreement, Nazis, Nozdrec, NSDAP, Prater, Preßburg/Bratislava, Ritchi and Sharp boys, Rzeszow, Sanok, sappers, Schönbrunn, Skarzysko-Kamienna, Sudetenland, Tarnow, Tomaszow, US Army, Vienna, Vienna Arsenal, Wehrmacht, Yad Vashem, Zanosc The suspect was transported to the Fairfax County Juvenile Detention Center, where he was charged with grand larceny and false identification.
The VPD says that the suspect initially gave officers false information about his identity, but they later identified him as a 16-year-old juvenile from Maryland. The citizen held him until police arrived. The citizen chased the man into the bank’s parking lot next door, drew his firearm, ordering the man to stop, and walked him back to where the incident occurred. The citizen stated that the suspect picked up the gun, said he needed to get the money from his car and began to run away with the weapon. The exchange did not go as the seller planned, as detailed in the VPD’s weekly summary: The incident involved a citizen who had posted an online advertisement about a gun for sale and agreed to meet the responding buyer at the Maple Avenue gun shop in order to finish the transaction. on Wednesday (March 10) when they received a call about a robbery in progress. Vienna police arrested a teenager from Maryland earlier this week when he reportedly attempted to steal a gun that he had agreed to purchase, only to be stopped when the seller drew another firearm.Īccording to the Town of Vienna Police Department, officers were dispatched to Vienna Arsenal (386 Maple Ave.
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