and an FKA taken in Lombardy in November 1944, signed by the Generalleutnant Walter von Hippel as commander of the "Flakartillerie Sud....
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Nice additions Oriano ! Thanks for this interesting thread.Comment
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a kvk2 certificate for a Schirrmeister of the 305 Infanterie Division signed by the commander General Friedrich-Wilhelm Hauck......Comment
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then commander of the LI. Gebirgs-Armeekorps always in North Italy until the end of the war......Comment
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mufasa, i want to have nice SS soldbuch of 16.RFSS,
because it was in Italy, performed anit-guerilla and made war crime there.Comment
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Originally posted by PanzerElite View Post
if you go here a few pages further back in this topic you find the signatures of
SS-Gruppenführer Max Simon, commander of the 16th SS Panzergrenadier Division "Reichsführer-SS form October 1943 to October 1944 and SS-Oberführer Otto Baum commander of the 16th RFSS from October 1944 to the surrender.
ciao OrianoComment
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Hi all,
if it's not a problem I will post here another "italian" signature. EKII for a pionier!
The document is signed by Hanns von Rohr, commander of the 715. ID from end august 1944 till March 1945, when he was demoted, it seems he refused to shot the soldiers of his division, who had fled in front of the Russian tanks.Comment
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On September 2 1944 the divisional command post was near Molezzano - Vicchio - north east of Florence.
We are right on the Gothic Line, after 4 days the CP would have been in Marradi, behind the Gothic Line.
You can see an original map of the 10th Army dated 3.9.44. In the area there is a wonderful and old villa.... Poggio Bartoli. Maybe the CP was there, who knows!Comment
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a KVK2 of the 94 ID dated april 1944 in Cassino, signed by General Bernhard Steinmetz commander of the 305. Infanterie Division in Stalingrado, seriously wounded on 3 January 1943 and flew out 8 January 1943.
In Italy commander of the 94 ID from the beginning of January 1944 to the end of the war.Comment
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very difficult to find photos of General Bernhard Steinmetz (that on Stalingrad comes from Friedrich Wilhelm Hauck book Eine deutsche Division in Russland and Italy - 305. Infanteriedivision 1941 - 1945, Podzun, Dorheim / H. 1975Comment
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and another signature of Steinmetz as commander of the officiers camp of the Rimini Enklave (the only German General present at the POW camp of Rimini with commander General Polack) in a particular certificate, the appointment of a university professor in September 1945 as a professor of the University of Rimini Enklave, the Alma Mater BellariensisComment
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