Hans Georg Günther Lindner, 1921–1999 (aged 77 years)
- Name
- Hans Georg Günther /Lindner/
- Given names
- Hans Georg Günther
- Nickname
- Hako
- Surname
- Lindner
- Also known as
- /Hako/
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Surveyor (Vermessungs - Techniker)
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1892–1978
Birth: 18 May 1892
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— Berlin, Germany Occupation: Pastor Death: 11 January 1978 — Kronberg, Taunus, Germany |
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1897–1964
Birth: 19 October 1897
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— Schweidnitz, Schles, Germany Death: 12 January 1964 — Zehdenick/Havel, Germany |
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1919–1958
Birth: 7 March 1919
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— Görlsdorf/Brandenburg, Germany Occupation: Doctor of Medicine (Doktor der Medizine) Death: 1 April 1958 — Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
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1921–1999
Birth: 31 July 1921
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— Frankfurt Oder, Germany Occupation: Surveyor (Vermessungs - Techniker) Death: 8 April 1999 — Hobart, Tasmania, Australia |
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2 years
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1923–1942
Birth: 10 September 1923
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— Frankfurt Oder, Germany Occupation: Officer Cadet (Offiziersanwärter) Death: 26 November 1942 — Woronesh, UdSSR |
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1921–1999
Birth: 31 July 1921
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— Frankfurt Oder, Germany Occupation: Surveyor (Vermessungs - Techniker) Death: 8 April 1999 — Hobart, Tasmania, Australia |
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1929–2013
Birth: 4 September 1929
— Tržič, Slovenia, Yugoslavia Death: 19 July 2013 — Kingston Beach, Tasmania, Australia |
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Note
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Hans Lindner, according to official Russian POW records, was captured by the Red Army on May 9, 1945 on Hel Peninsula/Prussia. Later on, he was registered in POW camp no. 401/9 (at that time located in Smolensk, SSSR). Subsequently, Hans Lindner was also kept in the following POW camps: 401/1 Izdeshkovo, Gshatsk (today: Gagarin), Smolensk Oblast 401/4 Kolesniki, Svishchevo, km 282, Smolensk Oblast (later: Pokotilovka, Krasnograd, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine) 401/24 Kharkiv, Ukraine 149/2 Kharkiv, Ukraine On July 8, 1949, Hans Lindner was finally transferred to camp no. 69 in Frankfurt/Oder for repatriation and released to German authorities on July 15, 1949. |
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"Surveyors don't guess - they make successive approximations" - a Hans Lindner quote. Information kindly provided by Dennis Lewis, fellow workmate of Hans at the Hydro Electric Commission. |
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Hans Georg Lindner was fondly known as "Hako". Hans had this nick name allocated due to his younger sister in childhood (1930's) not being able to pronounce his name correctly, instead saying 'Hako' and the name stuck since then. Information provided by Brigitte, Hans' sister. |
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Note: Floor 3, Barnimstrasse 13, Stettin Floor 3, Barnimstrasse 13, Stettin It appears from the address book that the 3rd floor had two residences on it. Georg Lindner and family in one residence and another in the other residence. Possibly one residence facing Barnimstrasse and the other residence facing the street around the corner. |
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Note: Hans Lindner was captured by the Red Army on May 9, 1945 on Hel Peninsula/Prussia. Hans Lindner was captured by the Red Army on May 9, 1945 on Hel Peninsula/Prussia. Subsequently, Hans Lindner was also kept in the following POW camps: 401/1 Izdeshkovo, Gshatsk (today: Gagarin), Smolensk Oblast 401/4 Kolesniki, Svishchevo, km 282, Smolensk Oblast (later: Pokotilovka, Krasnograd, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine) 401/24 Kharkiv, Ukraine 149/2 Kharkiv, Ukraine On July 8, 1949, Hans Lindner was finally transferred to camp no. 69 in Frankfurt/Oder for repatriation and released to German authorities on July 15, 1949. |
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