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    dante

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    1. Thanks Hucks, yes its a strange one...he is noted as being Dr Oberlanders deputy and the designer of the Kinjal badge that Sonderverband wore, but nothing noted after the issue of this pass...
    2. Thanks Eric, I have the book, excellent primer for those who want a single book on the subject, has a brief synopsis on uniforms and insignia, regards, Paul
    3. Originally posted in the Imperial section and thanks to Chris B,http://gmic.co.uk/forums/topic/65914-little-help-please-tamara-orden-rangliste-unit/ it appears Baron Walter Von Kutzchenbach served with Sonderverbande "Bergmann" he also married Olga, daughter of Feld marshal Paulus, it appears he was killed in action in 1944 (to be confirmed) I have found him in the book "Forgotten Legion", "Sonderverbande Bergmann", as Dr Oberlander's assistant (Sonderfuher) born in Tiblisi, spoke Caucasian and carried out selection of volunteers (noted as "Baron Walter Von Kutsenbach") Welcome your thoughts
    4. Thanks Chris, found him in Forgotten Legion, Sonderverbande Bergmann, as Dr Oberlander's assistant (Sonderfuher) born in Tiblisi, spoke Caucasian and carried out selection of volunteers..........
    5. Sorry all my books are packed, small group to Walter Von Kutzschenbach, cannot find him at all on-line. Help with units served, rank etc many thanks, Paul
    6. Update, Geoffrey died in 1950 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, in 1908 he is noted as traveling to Canada and returning from California USA in 1916, he is noted as "Ex Soldier" (I have checked US records and unless he enlisted under another name he did not serve in the US army, 1908-16) His service with the Kings African Rifles was first with the 6th (Tanganyika Territory) Battalion was raised from Askaris of the former German East Africa an then with the 2nd
    7. Nice group of documents to Lt Hertel, Königlich Sächsischen Leib Grenadier regiment nr 100, although missing the EK citations and a picture (his WW2 Wehrpass must be out there), having all his medals confirmed is a nice touch, if anyone has any thoughts on signatures or other avenues of research please let me know, Questions, Why the late Prussian War Service Cross.....de-mobilisation? also why the late wound badge? and help with what companies he served with... Many thanks, Paul
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