Can I help me with this awards and Ribbon Bar?

[Jaime]

[Chris Taylor]

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[Chris Taylor]

I don't understand exaclty what it is you want help with?

[Rick Research]

I assume you want identifications of what the ribbons are?

Since these appear to be BOOK or MAGAZINE illustrations and not original photographs, I also assume the officers are named?

If so, it would be easier for me to look them up by their NAMES in Rank Lists than try to figure out what the tiny smudges are.

I can tell what SOME of these ribbons are, but without clear views or other clues I cannot identify a wearer without being able to tell CLEARLY what the awards are.

[Jaime]

Hi,

I request excuses by the confusion. The generals are by appearance order:

- General der Infanterie Erich Abraham (1)
- Generalmajor Carl André (2)
- Generalmajor Ernst Biehler (3)
- Generalmajor Paul Betz (4)
- General der Infanterie Georg Thomas (5)
- General der Infanterie Rudolf Toussaint (6)

I would like to know the following:

- (1): the medal between Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen and Grosskreuz des Kgl. Rumän. Orden der Krone is the Kgl. Italien. Silberne Tapferkeitsmedaille?
- (2): the last medal is the Deutschen Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen?
- (3): below the 1939 EK I is the Flakkampfabzeichen? Although Biehler was officer of Heer, he served as Gen.St. (Ia) 9 Lw. Feld. Div in Ostfront.
- (4): Yesterday, a friend makes sure me that one was the Kommandeurkreuz des Kgl. Rumän. Orden der Krone mit Schwertern.
- (5): Around the neck. Which medal is?.
- (6): Around the neck. Which medal is? And the next to Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung (right)?

My best regards,

Jaime.

[Rick Research]

4) Correct: Order of the Crown of Rumania-Commander
5) Saxe-Ernestine House Order-Commander with Swords on Ring. This was a Third Reich early 1930s award from the NAZI Duke of Saxe-Coburg- und Gotha, and only permitted because he was "one of the Old Comrades" and besides, this meaningless thing LOOKED snazzy (or should I say Snazi? ).
6) Order of the Star of Rumania-Commander. On the medal bar is the Bulgarian Order of Saint Alexander-Officer.

[Jaime]

Hi, Rick!

Thank you very much for your help!

My best regards,

Jaime.