3.1943 Zagreb to Fp.36811 Landesschutzen-Bataillon 925

 09.03.1943 cover mailed from Zdravstveni zavod u Zagrebu ( Health insitute in Zagreb) to Fp.36811 - Landesschutzen Bataillon 925,  stationed in Novska.   Adressed to Bataillionsarzt or Battalions Medical doctor. Purple cancel also reads Zdravstveno-tehnički laboratoriji , Health(medical)-technical laboratory. Although Feldpost was free of charge, local postal charge of 3,5 kn was paid in Official stamps, arrival cancel at the back, Novska 10.03.1943.

WW1 , Krashovani Croat, K.u.K prisoner of war , Italy to Hungary.

 WW1 - card from KuK soldier in prisoners of war camp in Italy to Temesvukovar,  last post Niczkyfalva , Temes county , Hungary. Today Vucova near Nitchidorf, Temesvar county in Romania. Card is without date and can be any year from 1915-18.

What is very interesting is text that is written in non-standard Croatian language even for the early 20th century standards.  In Romania there is small Croatian minority in this area around Temesvar, called Krashovani Croats and i think this card was written in Krashovani Croatian language.This Krashovan Croatian soldier served with KuK army ,become prisoner of war  and was intered in camp in Palermo, Sicily , Italy.

5.1944 - 369.Kroat.inf.div to Italy

 5.1944 feldpost card from Fp.42963 - Veterinar Kompanie 369 Kroat.Inf.division to Treviso in Italian Social Republic (Republic of Salo). Adress written in Italian language, this Italian soldier surely joined 369.Croatian.Inf.division after the Italian capitulation in Sep.1943. Mail from 369 Kroat.div. to  countries other then Germany and Croatia is very rare!

9.1943 Zagreb to Središnja domobranska škola in Varaždin

 

9.1943 registered cover mailed from Zagreb to a member of 1.bitnica topničkog sklopa (1.section  of artillery battery) in Varaždin. He is titled Domobran-djak, meaning Soldier-student.  What isnt written is that battery was part of Središnja domobranska škola(Central army school) that trained reserve officers. In the middle of 1943 school had 2 infantry batallions and 1 artillery battery( topnički sklop), with a total of 720 men with 6 guns.