
| Name | : Engl | |
| First names | : Johann | |
| Nickname | : Hans | |
| Date of birth | : 4 February 1926 | |
| Place of birth | : Langenkreith, Landkreis Regensburg (Germany) | |
| Residence | : Langenkreith | |
| Rank / Occupation | : Grenadier | |
| Identity tag | : -7010- Stammkompanie Panzergrenadier-Ersatz-Abteilung 35 | |
| Unit | : – | |
| Date of death | : 30 October 1944 | |
| Place of death | : Liessel | |
| Cause of death | : – | |
| Cemetery | : German War Cemetery Ysselsteyn | |
| Memorial site | : – | |
Additional information
Son of Georg Engl and Barbara Biersack
Grave location: Plot T Row 3 Grave 72
Archival records state that Johann Engl died in the province of Hainaut (Belgium). However, since this area had already been liberated in September 1944, this conflicts with the recorded date of death. The memorial card lists Liessel as the place of death, which does correspond with the date of death.
His remains were reportedly first buried in Maaseik (Belgium) and later transferred to Mierlo. This latter claim seems unlikely, although the Allies did rebury several German war victims from the Netherlands in Maaseik. What is certain is that his last known grave, before his remains were reburied at Ysselsteyn on 30 September 1948, was located in Mierlo: Plot III Row B Grave 13.
Memorial card

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