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Thank you for this. i have wriiten an e-mail at this organisation a few minutes ago. But you know, I do not think that they can help me, because, you know my father was born illegitimate  and so my grandmother  did not spoke about this at the time, as you can imagine.  In the birth certificate of my father is no name of his father: It is like this:
 name of mother: Lucia Langer name of father: unknown

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Thank you for your research! I asked my father again and i have 2 more clues: First: my father is born in January 1949 so they must have had their relationship around April 1948.
second: Mr. jenkins was a "normal" soldier. He was not an officer. The men of his unit called him always "Toughie" because he was so though.

Exactly this is my problem: My grandmother and Mr. Jenkins had a short relationship after World War II here in Germany and after 9 months, my father was born. My grandmother never spoke a word about Mr. Jenkins. Five years ago, when she was close to death, she told my father the Name of his real father.. I do not know anything about him except of his name and that he lives in Glamorganshire and that he is 5 years younger than my grandmother so he must be born in 1924 or25. They were not married. After the headquarter of the English Army went to Mönchengladbach, Mr. Jenkins went back home. It is so sad for me, that the Army is not allowed to give information. i understand this and it is good, because they only protect people, but you know the only thing I want to know is how he feels if he would be interested to have a freindly contact or something.    Thank you for your searching!