Soldbuch SS-Sturmmann "Totenkopf"

[ramonb]

Hello all, can annyone help me?
I have a Soldbuch of an ss-sturmmann that I am studying.
When it comes to page 22 with auszeichnungen I won't come anny further.
It has an auszeichnung as it seems but can someone tell me what it is?

Thanks in advance

[GHP]

Hello all, can annyone help me?
I have a Soldbuch of an ss-sturmmann that I am studying.
When it comes to page 22 with auszeichnungen I won't come anny further.
It has an auszeichnung as it seems but can someone tell me what it is?

Thanks in advance

Looks like a signature to me; something like:
i.G Mittendorf ** Kdr


-- Guy

[pauke]

The stamp is for a divisional reporting point but does not state where he was sent. Nothing to do with any award.

[naxos]

like the others say - not an award entry

He reported (gemeldet) to Meldekopf (report-center) SS-Pz-Div-T and on April 06 1945 was sent to (weitergeleitet) Mitterndorf and der Fischa (a village about 30 km south of Vienna).

[pauke]

I read the last part as i.A. Müllendorf(?), SS - Unter. A signature and rank IMO.

[HAF]

is that russian writing made afer he was captured ? if i good remember US Army sent them all after T divison surended to soviets .

[pauke]

The stamp and writing are German.

[naxos]

I read the last part as i.A. Müllendorf(?), SS - Unter. A signature and rank IMO.

It does look like "SS-Uscha." (Unterscharführer)

[ramonb]

Thanks for the help everyone.

[GHP]

I read the last part as i.A. Müllendorf(?), SS - Unter. A signature and rank IMO.

Yeah, i.A. makes more sense.


Thanks!


-- Guy

[waffen-Moni]

Hi,

What's the soldier's surname?

[ramonb]

Hi,

What's the soldier's surname?

His name is Walter Aûbert