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    Panzer-Grenadier Regiment 73, 19th Panzer-Division

    Hello fellow collectors

    I need some help in finding a commanding officer. Could anybody tell me the name of the commanding officer of Panzer-Greandier-Regiment 73 out of the 19. Panzer-Division. The Rank was a Oberstleutnant and the timeframe should be around June 1944 until End of 1944. The frist letter his signature could be a "W". Any help is welcome.

    Cheers Jürg
    Strength and Honour
    http://standwheretheyfought.jimdo.com/

    #2
    Hello Jürg,

    I believe that it was Generalleutnant Walter Denkert, are you sure about the rank being Oberstleutnant ? The preceeding commander was Generalleutnant Hans Källner 1943.

    The information I provided is from the 19th Panzer Divsion. Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment 73.

    I hope that this helped, their are also many research sites via the internet on the 19th Panzer Division.

    Best Regards,
    Joe
    What we do in life ehoes in eternity.

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      #3
      Pz Gren Rgt 73

      Hello Joseph

      well I have a signed award doc for the close combat clasp in silver for this guy in the Pz Gren Rgt 73 and the commanding officer as signed with the rank of a Oberstleutnant. Källner was the division commander but I look for the Grendaier Rgt commander. I don't think the signauture says Denkert but I check that. Thanks anyway.

      Greeting from Switzerland

      Jürg
      Strength and Honour
      http://standwheretheyfought.jimdo.com/

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        #4
        PzGrenRgt73 had:

        Oberst <b>Menkel</b>
        Obstlt. <b>Westermann</b>
        Obstlt. <b>K&auml;llner</b>
        Obstlt. <b>K&ouml;hler</b>
        Major <b>Volker</b>
        Oberst <b>S&ouml;rgel</b>
        Major <b>Volker</b>
        Oberst <b>Niepe</b>
        Obstlt. <b>von Mentz</b>
        Major <b>N&auml;hring</b>
        Major <b>Villmar</b>

        as its commanders. So your <b>W</b> is most likely <b>Westermann</b>.

        Source: von Knobelsdorff p.305

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          #5
          Hello Akira

          thank you very much for your help

          Greetings

          Jürg
          Strength and Honour
          http://standwheretheyfought.jimdo.com/

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            #6
            Akira please
            could you tell me the time each of this officer were in charge? My award doc was signed July 4th 1944.

            Greets Jürg
            Strength and Honour
            http://standwheretheyfought.jimdo.com/

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              #7
              Dear J&uuml;rg, no dates in the book. Why not post a scan here, there are a few very good handwriting readers around... Ian, Rick, Bernhard, Erich, etc, etc.

              In case when you do not have a scanner, I strongly recommend to get one... These days scanners have become REAL cheap, much less than a Playstation 2 or an EK1... A HUGE price/performance, even the cheapest one WORKS.

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