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Siegfried Brandt - First Officer - 1st Watch Officer On June 19th 1922, Elise and Otto Brandt celebrated the birth of their first child Siegfried, in the East Prussian town of Zinten Kreis Heiligenbeil, 40 miles south of Koenigsberg. Otto Brandt was working as a railroad official in Zinten and was no stranger to civil service. Years earlier he had Continue Readinghttp://www.u869.com/en/nextgen-attach_to_post/preview/id--833