early NSKK fotos (e.g. Viktor Lutze etc..)

[hopsi]

Hi
wanted to share some early private NSKK Fotos I just received
(Viktor Lutze etc..) regards Stephan

[hopsi]

NSKK member KIA

[hopsi]

..his funeral

[hopsi]

Parade Lehrstandarte 2 and during Stapellauf Scharnhorst 14. Dez. 1934

[hopsi]

... reverse...

[Br. James]

Very nice set of photos! Some other notables include:

Note #1 bottom photo, on field phone appears to be SA-Gruppenführer Karl Ernst, leader of the Berlin SA

Note #4 photo on the top right, over Hitler's left shoulder is Minister of Defense GFM Werner von Blomberg

Note #4 bottom photo in the center is Hitler's chief adjutant, SA-Gruppenführer Wilhelm Brückner

Thanks for sharing them with us!

Br. James

[hopsi]

...some last Portraits not to bore you, from the early days...
regards Stephan

[laurens]

The pictures are from the Austrian-SA. The picture with the field telephone is Viktor Lutz. The person on the right, is Hermann Reschny, who was the leader of Austrian-SA. Karl Ernst is not on the pictures.

The last picture is not Brückner either. Must be another Austrian leader.

Nice pictures!

[Br. James]

Sorry Laurens but I can't agree. It may just be possible that it's an early and thin Viktor Lutze on the field phone...though it looks a lot like Karl Ernst to me, but it's certainly Wilhelm Brückner in the other photo. IMO, of course!

Br. James

[hopsi]

..do we know him ??

[Br. James]

Sorry, Hopsi, but I don't. A nice photo, though. Looks like he's wearing a Knight's Cross of the War Merit Cross w/o Swords -- quite a fine and rare award!

Br. James

[Ruslan M]

..do we know him ??

Hello, Hopsi!

http://web.archive.org/web/200910271...ELLE_OTTO.html

Best wishes
Ruslan

[hopsi]

Hi Ruslan
many thanks I think you are right, I couldn`t get it from the backside, as his name was written wrong....regards Stephan

[laurens]

That's without any doubt Oberführer Otto Lancelle. He was attached to the SA-Gruppe Hilfswerk-Nordwest.

Br. James: The man on the fieldphone is Viktor Lutze. He wore the same badges as Viktor Lutze did in the first picture. Further the man on the fieldphone has the rings on the sleeves wich replaced the old fighters chevron end 1934. By that time Karl Ernst was already dead.

The last picture seems to be Brückner indeed, as it's written on the backside.

[Br. James]

Thanks Laurens...we are in agreement!

Cheers, my friend,

Br. James