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    #16
    ...sorry, not Frontkämpfer, southwest-africa for combatant Hereoland + Omaheke.....I'm blind, too...

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      #17
      Hi Rick,

      the wearer is Stabsarzt Dr. Nordmann - IR 165 and Lazarett Blankenburg (Brunswick). He got the Ernestiner as Stabsarzt at the Lazarett in Altenburg.

      Werner

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        #18
        That's disappointing. You can send the poor thing to me and I will care for it anyway.









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          #19
          Hi Rick

          I 'll give you another chance......
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            #20
            awoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo





            noooooooooooooooooo, not all the RAO4Xs on 'white black" TOO!!!!!

            Not Klewitz-- he had XXV and Prussian Red Cross 2 (as well as a TWM) when he was in the Reichsheer.

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              #21
              Hi Rick,

              I vote for Klewitz. The combination is still correct - include the Ernestiner 2. class. It may be a bar before 1918 without the long service and the red cross medal.

              Werner

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                #22
                He was the closest match I could find too.

                But do you think anyone would have worn the unofficial small size 1897 before the 1920s, as a serving Beamter?

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                  #23
                  Hi Rick,

                  here is another medalbar - before 1914 !?!?!? - with the miniature Centenarmedal.

                  Werner
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                    #24
                    Ooo, and he was only an NCO, too!

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