Artilery Oberst Heinrich Plecher

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Hi All,
I got today one big group of photos and other military stuff from Artillery Oberst Heinrich Plecher. In the group was also Souval copy of the Knight Cross.
This soldier apper to be Knight cross holder. I have check all data bases of Knight cross holders but he is not noticed there.
I got info from his familly that he get the knight cross in the late time of war, I did not belive that till I did not found the photo of the knight cross awarding to him.
He standing in the middle.
What do you think, is the database of KC holders complet?
Regards
Sasha

[magnusmilitaria]

wao thats great photo!
Congratulations mate!
Mark

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According his family statement was he RK holder, there is also picture from Knight cross awarding from oaks holder Werner Forst in the late war period.

Pflecher was good friend with Generalleutnant Werner Forst.
Here are some pictures from his legacy.

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More pictures from Werner Forst which he sended to Heinrich Plecher:

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More from Werner Forst:

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2 more KC holders - his friends
one is Ignaz Hoensbroech Graf v. u. z.
Panzer KC holder is unknown to me, there are two big photos size 18x13 cm on agfa brovira paper ( if someone know who that is, please help )

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There are also 200 more photos, maps (heeres karte) with units movement, documents, part of his diary... all his carrer from Austrian first republik to the meetings of veterans after war.

[harmel]

Officers

Great photos!!!
Pz officer is the later GL(Post) Walther von Hünersdorf,later Oakleaves.
Regards
Harmel

[harmel]

officers

Heinrich Plecher won DkIG with II/76 Pz Art Regt.(24/8/43)
Obstlt(9/11/44) 116
Harmel

[harmel]

officers

Last pic shows Werner Forst as Obstlt and Cmdr 76th Art Regt,and his
officers.
Thanks for posting
Harmel

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Harmel, thank you very much for the info.
I have mostly scaned pictures whith Werner Forst, they are very interesting.
Do you think it is possibility that Plecher did recieved the KC in the late war period?
Regards
Sasha