Today I have this nice DK in gold grouping. It´s directly from the vet´s family and everything is in very nice condition. I try to find out more about the DK recipient. Is it possible to say more about the shoulder boards?
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yes I also think the boards are ww1. Perhaps he was in ww1 before or the family found only this boards and it´s from his brother, father or something else....
Originally posted by DKig View PostNice condition. What is the maker for each? The shoulderboard is for wwi? I think the guy was in high rank in wwii.
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Originally posted by casey76 View PostUnfortunately there are no papers and photo left. I asked the daughter of the vet because of her maiden name and her father´s name. It was "Kurt Walter". Is it possible to find out if this man is listed in any dk award listing?
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Name: Walter, Kurt
Date of birth: Unknown
Nationality: German
DEUTSCHES KREUZ IN GOLD
Rank: Hauptmann
Unit: 11./Infanterie-Regiment 32
Awarded on: August 17th, 1942
http://www.ww2awards.com/person/20246
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Robert
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Originally posted by Robert T. View PostWALTER, Kurt
PERSONALIA
Name: Walter, Kurt
Date of birth: Unknown
Nationality: German
DEUTSCHES KREUZ IN GOLD
Rank: Hauptmann
Unit: 11./Infanterie-Regiment 32
Awarded on: August 17th, 1942
http://www.ww2awards.com/person/20246
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Robert
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Originally posted by Robert T. View PostI know that I am going very far.... but this "kurt walter" from 11./Infanterie-Regiment 32 also won the Oakleaves to the Knight's Cross.... and is well documented!!!
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you are right! I just had a look it´s an oak leaves holder. mmhh, I don´t know if it is the right story or perhaps there is another Kurt Walter...? I don´t know if it´s true. I have got no documents. And if it is the DK of this oak leaves holder I´m wondering why the family had no KC and no oak leaves.... Walter was missing in action on 27.06.44. Perhaps that´s a reason that there was no KC and not oak leaves.However...no documents and so it´s just a normal dk grouping without provenance
Originally posted by Robert T. View PostI know that I am going very far.... but this "kurt walter" from 11./Infanterie-Regiment 32 also won the Oakleaves to the Knight's Cross.... and is well documented!!!
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