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'''Sanitäter.eu''' is a historical reference site devoted to the ''[[Understanding the Wehrpass|Wehrpässe]]'', ''[[Understanding the Soldbuch|Soldbücher]]'', photographs, certificates, and personal histories of German military medics, physicians, dentists, veterinarians, and other medical personnel during the Second World War.<br />
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We welcome corrections, additional information, and contributions from collectors, researchers, family historians, and readers.<br />
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== Contact details ==<br />
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You can contact Sanitäter.eu by e-mail:<br />
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<center><big>'''[mailto:info@sanitater.eu info@sanitater.eu]'''</big></center><br />
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When writing, please include a clear subject line and as much relevant information as possible.<br />
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== What you can send us ==<br />
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We are especially interested in:<br />
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* corrections to existing articles;<br />
* additional information about individuals already featured on the website;<br />
* improved readings of handwritten entries;<br />
* explanations of military abbreviations or unit stamps;<br />
* photographs or scans of ''Wehrpässe'', ''Soldbücher'', certificates, and related documents;<br />
* information about medics, physicians, dentists, veterinarians, pharmacists, ambulance personnel, and hospital staff;<br />
* suggestions for useful reference articles;<br />
* links to relevant archival sources or published research.<br />
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If you are sending images, please state whether you grant permission for them to be displayed on Sanitäter.eu.<br />
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== Information that helps us research a document ==<br />
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When submitting a ''Wehrpass'', ''Soldbuch'', or related document, it is useful to include:<br />
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| Full name of the individual<br />
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| Date and place of birth<br />
| Useful when distinguishing between people with similar names<br />
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| Branch of service<br />
| For example: Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, or another organisation<br />
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| Known rank or medical role<br />
| Helps interpret unit entries and stamps<br />
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| Clear photographs or scans<br />
| Full-page images are best for understanding the context of handwritten entries<br />
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| Close-up images of difficult stamps or handwriting<br />
| Useful for transcription and comparison<br />
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| Provenance, when known<br />
| Helps document the history of the item<br />
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| Your specific question<br />
| Allows us to focus on the entry that needs interpretation<br />
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High-resolution images are especially helpful. Please photograph pages in good light and keep the camera parallel to the document whenever possible.<br />
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== Corrections and uncertain readings ==<br />
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Older German handwriting can be difficult to interpret. Military abbreviations may also have more than one possible meaning.<br />
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Sanitäter.eu aims to distinguish clearly between:<br />
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* confirmed information;<br />
* probable readings;<br />
* provisional interpretations;<br />
* entries that remain uncertain or illegible.<br />
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If you notice an error or believe that a handwritten entry can be read more accurately, please contact us. Corrections are welcome.<br />
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== Privacy ==<br />
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Please do not send sensitive personal information about living individuals unless it is necessary and you have permission to share it.<br />
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When submitting documents, you may request that your name is not published. Please mention this clearly in your e-mail.<br />
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== Historical approach ==<br />
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Sanitäter.eu is a historical and educational project. The purpose of the website is to document, explain, and preserve historical sources relating to military medicine during the Second World War.<br />
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The site does not glorify National Socialism, war, or the institutions of the Third Reich.<br />
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'''Sanitäter.eu'''<br /><br />
Preserving documents. Reconstructing lives. Studying the history of wartime medicine.<br /><br /><br />
'''E-mail:''' [mailto:info@sanitater.eu info@sanitater.eu]<br />
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== See also ==<br />
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* [[Main Page]]<br />
* [[Understanding the Wehrpass]]<br />
* [[Understanding the Soldbuch]]<br />
* [[German military medical abbreviations]]<br />
* [[Researching an individual serviceman]]<br />
* [[:Category:Wehrpass|Wehrpass document archive]]<br />
* [[:Category:Soldbuch|Soldbuch document archive]]<br />
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