Good morning all,
I recently purchased this beautiful little piece of DJ history. Titled "Our Lighthouse" produced by Nordlee Gebiet 7 it is only a small booklet only 12cm high x 9cm wide pocket size.
I try my hardest to translate from German to English, but I have asked my friend "Jack" on the forum if he could please translate for me and post the translation on the forum so all of us non German speakers can get a great insight into the contents of this booklet. I am especially looking forward to the translation of the hand written note inside the booklet.
Garry, a little piece of information for you inside the front cover is the names and ranks of the DJ commanders in 1934.
I am only a new member of this forum and very happy to be a "Blue member". I have been, as have a lot of other members of this forum have been absent recently. As we all know Garry has put a lot of work/hours/days/weeks into up grading this forum to be more modern, faster and easier for us to use.You will have noticed that the forum closed down the other day due to lack of use by members of the forum. No doubt we were all devastated that this had happened and are now very happy that the forum is up and running again.
Can I ask members of the forum who have been absent recently to "Please"start using the forum again, posting items, making comments and showing your collections etc, and showing your support . As this is without a doubt the all sing dancing fountain of knowledge of everything to do with the HJ/DJ/BDM/JM.
Please show your support to the forum again by using it. As we used to say in the Army "We Use it or We Lose it" and we do not want to lose it. These comments are all my own personal opinions. Thank you.
Best regards.....Ewan
I recently purchased this beautiful little piece of DJ history. Titled "Our Lighthouse" produced by Nordlee Gebiet 7 it is only a small booklet only 12cm high x 9cm wide pocket size.
I try my hardest to translate from German to English, but I have asked my friend "Jack" on the forum if he could please translate for me and post the translation on the forum so all of us non German speakers can get a great insight into the contents of this booklet. I am especially looking forward to the translation of the hand written note inside the booklet.
Garry, a little piece of information for you inside the front cover is the names and ranks of the DJ commanders in 1934.
I am only a new member of this forum and very happy to be a "Blue member". I have been, as have a lot of other members of this forum have been absent recently. As we all know Garry has put a lot of work/hours/days/weeks into up grading this forum to be more modern, faster and easier for us to use.You will have noticed that the forum closed down the other day due to lack of use by members of the forum. No doubt we were all devastated that this had happened and are now very happy that the forum is up and running again.
Can I ask members of the forum who have been absent recently to "Please"start using the forum again, posting items, making comments and showing your collections etc, and showing your support . As this is without a doubt the all sing dancing fountain of knowledge of everything to do with the HJ/DJ/BDM/JM.
Please show your support to the forum again by using it. As we used to say in the Army "We Use it or We Lose it" and we do not want to lose it. These comments are all my own personal opinions. Thank you.
Best regards.....Ewan
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