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Claus Ermisch
Date of birth 17.11.1919
Place of birth Leipzig
Death/missing date 21.05.1941
Death/missing place Bucht v. Chania
Service rank Leutnant
Claus Ermisch fell in the Battle of Crete. His remains have not been recovered. According to the information available to us, he was lost at sea. His name and his data have been recorded for remembrance in the cemetery in Maleme on Crete.
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Short Biography

Claus Ermisch, ca. 1940
Claus Ermisch wurde am 17. November 1919 in Leipzig (vermutlich Markkleeberg) als einziges Kind des Ehepaares Ottomar und Margarethe Ermisch geboren. Sein Großvater Bruno Ermisch hatte 1883 die Kronen-Brauerei in Leipzig übernommen.
Im Krieg gehörte Emisch der I-/Fallschirm-Flak M.G. Abteilung an. Er verstarb am 21. Mai 1941 bei der Luftlandeschlacht um Kreta in der Bucht von Chania im Dienstrang eines Leutnants. Sein Leichnam konnte nicht geborgen werden. Auf dem Soldatenfriedhof in Maleme befindet sich sein Symbolgrab, Rh. II, E. 41.
Empfohlene Zitationsweise: Projekt "Kriegsbiographien", Claus Ermisch, in: Volksbund Dt. Kriegsgräberfürsorge e.V., Gräbersuche Online, [Zugriff am].
Maleme, Griechenland

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