Adolf Diekmann

1914–1944 (age 30)

Biography

Adolf Diekmann was a German military officer whose service during the Second World War placed him among the millions who participated in the conflict. Born in 1914, he entered military service during the Nazi era, serving in a capacity that reflected the historical circumstances of his nation and time.

Diekmann's life ended in 1944 at the age of 30, a casualty of the Second World War. He was interred in La Cambe German war cemetery, one of the largest German military cemeteries in France, serving as a solemn reminder of the human cost of war on all sides of the conflict.

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