Talk:Karl Leisner

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Please add new link

Can you please add a link to the French website of the Carl Leisner International Center? The Carl Leisner International Center is the daughter association of the german Karl Lesiner Kreis, of which you already have the link.

www.carl-leisner.fr

Link to be added on the french and german pages in possible

Thanks in advance!!

81.49.233.102 18:10, 17 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Death March

On this article, it says he was liberated in May. But Dachau itself was liberated in April. Does that mean Karl was part of the Death March (which was liberated by Allied forces in May)? Or is it just a mistake?