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[Frukc]

Hello!
I'm new here, so excuse me if something wrong, but...

Any chance to define to who this merit cross was issued? In other side I see number

[Badto666]

Hi and welcome to the forum! If by number you mean a number on the back of the medal it´s only the makers mark ( a number the maker put there to identify it as their made product ). And that medal was given to many many thousands of vets so the answer is No . Unless you dont have the papers to go with it, it´s impossible to know who it belonged to. Sorry.
/Mike

[Stu W]

Just curious, did you also get the EKII that goes with the second ribbon?

Regards,
Stu

[Frukc]

mm - bad
Unfortunately I have only what in picture - no papers.
That other (as You say EKII) also was in shelf many years ago, but can't find it anymore

[Douglas 5]

What number is on the back of the KVK ?

Douglas

[Frukc]

No.62

[Tony T-S]

I was going to say that it looks like my 62. That would make it Kerbach & Österhelt. A very nice example too.

[Frukc]

hmm.. any chance there is a list of soldiers who received this medal?

[AUSGANG]

There may be a list but it is impossible to determine which recipient got a particular cross. At any rate, some information can be found here:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...splay.php?f=32

Are you trying to associate a particular KNOWN person with this cross or are you just curious?

[Frukc]

Medals were on shelf for some reason:
1) somebody from family just found them
2) someone form family got them

If first - no interest to keep that thing in home.
If second - can't change history , but need to know.
Unfortunately those family members who maybe know something already gone.