A fantastic photo of a postwar vet...
His face sounds familiar, but no name. If anybody can help..
His face sounds familiar, but no name. If anybody can help..
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1995 OdR meetingComment
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Great photo of the RKT's!!!
-Nigel
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Great photos, thanks for sharing Sepp! Keep it up.
Regards,
NickComment
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Oberstleutnant Anton von MohlComment
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A different one of Feldwebel Hinrich AhrensComment
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Fregattenkapitän Johann-Otto KriegComment
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Unteroffizier Robert Däggelmann, holder of the KvKII and the Bundesverdienstkreuzes.Comment
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Great photo, looks like his wartime KVK2 flipped over!!!
-Nigel
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Hi,
Two quick comments:
1) Wow! What a neck tie!
2) Fregattenkapitän Johann-Otto Krieg had quite a career in both wartime and postwar. He served on U81 during wartime, which is the U-boat that torpedoed the HMS Ark Royal, leading to it's sinking.
Best,
Jeff
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The funeral of SS-Obersturmbannführer Otto Weidinger, in 1990.
Some RKTs and Weidinger's ordenskissen.Comment
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Back with the Blue Division vets
Francisco Serrano Burgos, who recently passed away at 95 years old, was a Spanish veteran who saw action on the Eastern Front.
He was awarded many German decorations during the war, including the Iron Cross 1st Class.
He lost both legs on the front and was wounded in the head by a soviet sniper.Comment
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Two more vets during a recent gathering for Blue Division Members.
(Note the IAB is pinned upside down in the first vet)Comment
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