Originally posted by Tom B
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If you look closely, you can see a few IABs
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Yes Tom, I've never heard of them before. This photo correspond (according to the website) to the same organization.
If you look closely, you can see a few IABs
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Yes, and the guy front row second from left is wearing a EK1 & wound badge & IAB. I wonder why the Austrian authorities allowed such an organization !Originally posted by Sepp45 View PostYes Tom, I've never heard of them before. This photo correspond (according to the website) to the same organization.
If you look closely, you can see a few IABsComment
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Great photo's Sepp, and a very interesting man and organisation
Do we know if he/they are wearing 57ers, wartimers, or postwar Souval copies??
-Nigel
sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"Comment
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Hard to say Nigel, and to make matters worse, I'm not the expert here. But those of Klotz seem to be wartime (or at least not 57ers)..Originally posted by Nigel N View PostGreat photo's Sepp, and a very interesting man and organisation
Do we know if he/they are wearing 57ers, wartimers, or postwar Souval copies??
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Just my 2 cents..Südtirol is Italy, not Austria. Different law?Comment
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These guys were Austrians, fighting for some sort of independence of the Südtirol or maybe an integration.Originally posted by MikeNZ View Post
That's why he was labeled a terrorist by the Italian Government in 1946. At least that's what I think
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Some more of General Johann-Adolf Graf von Kielmansegg.Comment
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During a NATO parade, June 1st 1967.Comment
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After being awarded the Legion of Merit, 1968.
Look at that medal bar
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Iron Cross First Class 57'Comment
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