Nice additions, esp. the "little Wachtmeister!"
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this one is maybe his father :-)Comment
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Inspektor
city of CottbusComment
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Polizeileutnant with familyComment
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same family................different "hairdress"Comment
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Leutnant (and wife) in so called InterimsrockComment
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Polizeileutnant with family
Polizeileutnant and Oberleutnant der Landwehr I Adolf Altrogge around 1908.
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Many thanks Glenn
Heren another one with his family
Leutnant Schutzmannschaft Berlin A. Altrogge
I./26. Polizeirevier Berlin (Melchiorstr.),Comment
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Altrogge
Gerd,
by 1914 Herr Altrogge was with the V./39 Polizeirevier Berlin and had been awarded the Crown Order 4th Class (21 April 1910) and upgraded his Landwehrdienstauszeichnung to the 1st Class.
He was also promoted to Hauptmann der Landwehr I on 16.6.11. He is still shown in the 1915 Berin Adreßkalender as a Polizeileutnant in V./39. He continued to serve after the War and is still shown as a Polizeihauptmann in the 1920 Berlin Adreßbuch and a Polizeimajor in 1921.
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GlennComment
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Many thanks for the update Glenn
Here a member of the Berlin mounted SchutzmannschaftComment
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pre 1898 Berlin (without Bandeau "1848-in Treue fest-1898")Comment
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Non mounted Landgendarm with Reichsrevolver and Seitengewehr for flag-bearer (Gendarmerie issue post 1900). Btw, these Seitengewehre had special frogs as well!
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Oberwachtmeister with his wife.
Because of the uniform style and awards the photo can be dated between 1871-1889. This officer was no member of a Garde-Regiment (lack of the Garde-stripe on the "Polish" cuffs) during his military service.
.Last edited by Gerd W.; 08-13-2014, 07:01 AM.Comment
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