Knights Cross Recipients Who Are Still Living

[Sepp45]

A very brave soldier. RIP

[Sepp45]

One of the last photos taken of Nugiseks.

[Lux]

Sepp45,

Thank you for sharing.

[Pierre]

The positive thing in Estonia is there will probably be a Nugiseks place or avenue somewhere in the country and he'll never be forgotten.

Pierre

[ask4000]

yes you are right!!!!

[don_kihotis7]

I really hope his book will be translated in English soon so that we can read and learn more about his memoirs.

[Tom B]

I really hope his book will be translated in English soon so that we can read and learn more about his memoirs.

Yes, an English addition would be great Tom

[Hetzenauer]

I really hope his book will be translated in English soon so that we can read and learn more about his memoirs.

Yes, that would be amazing!
I have his book but I can only read the few pages in English

[Lux]

I really hope his book will be translated in English soon so that we can read and learn more about his memoirs.

I hope to.

unfortunately, many veteran's book wasn't translated.
(especially, in Korea)

[Lux]

Can anyone check this RKT list about whether they still answer?

(I'm sorry about list is so long.)


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Rolf G. Hermichen

Georg H. Greiner

Heinz Rökker

Paul Zorner

Franz Gapp

Gerhard Krems

Alexandr Raab

Johann Trummer

Ludwig Bauer

Karl Heinz Becker

Joachim Boosfeld

Alfred Eick

Karl Heinz Euling

Siegfried Freyer

Jeserer Helmut

Heinz Krettek

Hellmut von Leipzig

Lorenz Neumayer

Robert Freiher von Prochazka

Radermacher Karl

Gerhard Simons

Franz Weber

Max Zastrow

Gerhard Zoppoth

Johann(Hans) Klaus

Erwin Kressmann


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many thanks


All the best,

Han

[Eelst]

Karl Kainz

* 27.9.1916 Linz
+ 10.10.2013 Linz

RK 31.1.1945


Otto Wutzel

* 17.6.1918 Hadersdorf-Weidlingau
+ 5.12.2013 Bad-Goisern

RK 14.4.1945


Need confirm

Gerhard Fischer

* 12.11.1922 Wildbach
+ 1.1.2013 Bad Berlebug

RK 4.5.1944

http://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Fischer,_Gerhard_(1922)

[Jurgen Lang]

R.I.P
H.Nugiseks

[Kriuks]

There is a gallery of Harald Nugisekse's funeral.

http://www.delfi.ee/news/paevauudise...asDBZeW8rRiGyX

[don_kihotis7]

There is a gallery of Harald Nugisekse's funeral.

http://www.delfi.ee/news/paevauudise...asDBZeW8rRiGyX

Thanks for the link. It's pleasant to see that Herr Nugiseks had a proper funeral and received the honor and respect he deserved.

[Yevgeniy]

Thanks for the link. It's pleasant to see that Herr Nugiseks had a proper funeral and received the honor and respect he deserved.

Its interesting that his funeral created much noise in my country (Russia) with cryes of "How dare you to have such a nice funeral for SS man..."

I say - the war is over already for many years! Let him rest in peace!