Germania / SS Polizei Div document group

[Panther]

Good evening Gentlemen,

I thought I'd show this grouping.

The cuff title is an addition to the group the - rest all came together. Unfortunately no medals.

Comments always welcomed and appreciated

If anyone is able to assist with the translation of the written script your assistance would be welcomed.

Best Regards to all

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Last one for now...

Any comments on the signatories to the documents will also help - thank you. It appears the EK2 document was signed by Alfred Wünnenberg.

My Best

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[Michael Miller]

A beautiful grouping with some great signatures (e.g. Rudolf Pannier, RK/DKiG and Alfred Wünnenberg, RK m. EL). Many thanks for sharing it.
Just saw reference to his service with 4.Kompanie / SS-Jäger-Bataillon, which is particularly rare and interesting. Possibly SS-Jäger-Bataillon 500 or 501, which was involved in anti-partisan operations in the area of Bobruisk (where Pannier served as Kdr. of Nachschubkommandantur der Waffen-SS und Polizei Russland-Mitte). Page 47 indicates he saw action in Heeresgebiet Russland-Mitte (i.e., Army area for Central Russia) from 27.09 to 29.11.1943. OH! And he was "gefallen" (KIA) on 29.11.1943, so could not have been fighting at Leningrad in '44.
Got his Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz for wound on 03.08.1941 (shrapnel in foot and left hip). You may find this link of interest: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=28265
And this book, which has a lot of detail on SS-Jaeger-Bataillone, Pannier, and other points relevant to this grouping:
Hitler's Bandit Hunters: The SS and the Nazi Occupation of Europe (Phillip W. Blood - Potomac Books - Washington, DC - 2006)

Best wishes,
~ Mike

[Panther]

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your feedback. I do appreciate it.

I will post the rest of the documents a bit later today.

Best

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