Joel

Many thanks hucks216. Now all I need to do is find a researcher willing to help me with this. If anyone reads me and is comfortable with this kind of request, any help is welcome. Thanks in advance. sincerely Joel

Hello Hucks216 Thank you for your feedback. I'm new to this, but is this file available online? Or do I have to apply to the Bundesarchiv in Berlin-Lichterfeld to obtain a copy? Thank you in advance. sincerely Joel here are the images of the sword

Hi Hucks216, Thank you for this information, it is indeed the same man. I have gathered other information on this officer elsewhere. His name was Erich Ernst Wilhelm Kramme, born on 03/04/1875 in Berlin. He died on 19/04/1959, also in Berlin. He would also have been a Major in the Orstkommandantur I./727 in Berlin Wilmersdorf, Hindenburgstr. 19 before going to Bordeaux in 1942. My contact has a sabre belonging to him with the date 1 July 1941. I will try to recover photos of this sabre and show them on the forum. Thanks again. sincerely Joel

Hello everyone, I am looking for information on Major a.D Erich Kramme. It seems that he was stationed at the kommandantur in Bordeaux (France) on 27/01/1942. Thanking you in advance sincerely Joel

Hi Andy, Thank you very much for your comprehensive reply. I now know everything about this officer's career. Thank you also for taking the time to reply. Sincerely Joel

Hello everyone, I am looking for information on Major Hans Thassilo Krug Von Nidda: - He is initially and at mobilisation listed as kommandeur of the 2nd battalion of IR 94 then as Regiment-führer of the same regiment from 22/11/1914 to 01/12/1914. - I find him as Regiment-kommandeur of IR 96 from 02/02/1915 to 01/01/1916. - Was it he who took command of RIR 51 from 16/05/1917? - and how long did he remain at the head of this regiment? thank you in advance for those who want to help me friendly Joel

Good evening Prussian, Thank you for the information. His time in command of the 40 BI was unknown to me. He was therefore placed between oberst Arthur Von Lindequist and generalmajor Ferdinand Von Stockhausen who began his command on 16/09/1914. Most certainly a period of command as Brigade Führer. Very interesting. Thank you again for your information and the time spent to find it for me. cordially Joel

Hello The Prussian, That's a shame. Anyway, thanks for taking the trouble to look and for replying. I appreciate it. Sincerely Joel

Good evening to you all, I am looking for a picture of Oberst Adolf Von Roques commanding the Infantry Regiment Nr. 77 from mobilisation to 23/01/1915. If somebody has the history... Thank you in advance. cordially Joel

Hello Glenn, Many thanks for this information. I've come to the same conclusions as you. I found traces of our General in the 1st Reserve Infantry Brigade from 17/09/1914. Then to the 31st Reserve Infantry Brigade from 28/12/1914. He took command of the 29th Ersatz Brigade on 06/04/1915 and died on 19/12/1915 at the same post. I do not see how he could have commanded the 8th Ersatz Division during 1915 (although the caption to the photo I have attached indicates otherwise). Unless he only commanded this division in an interim capacity or as a substitute, as "divisionFührer".... Thank you again and have a nice day. Sincerely Joel

Dear Sirs, I need your advice on Generalmajor Jung commanding the 8 EDI in 1915. If his first name is indeed "Karl", I find him at the 1st Reserve Infanterie Brigade from 17/09/1914. Then to the 31st Reserve Infantry Brigade from 28/12/1914. To the 29th Ersatz Brigade from 06/04/1915 then to the 255 DI from 03/07/1918. The history of IR 364 tells me that our general also commanded the 8 Ersatz DI during 1915. My questions are: - Is this Generalmajor Karl Heinrich Louis Paul Jung? - What was his period of command of the 8 EDI in 1915? Here is a photo of our general. Thanking you in advance with kind regards Joel

Good evening to you all, I am looking for information on Major Hans Von Massenbach commanding FR 33 from 29/08/1916 to 04/02/1917. Can you find out about his career during the First World War? Thanking you in advance sincerely Joel

Hi Dave, Thanks for your reply. For the history of this regiment there is this one: Vereinigung des ehem. R.-Inf.-Regt. 88 Hanau: "Regimentsgeschichte des Reserve-Infanterie- Regiments 88", Hanau 1932. and another more contemporary book: Jens Arndt, Das Hanauer Reserve-Infanterie-Regiments Nr.88 im Weltkrieg 1914-18, Hanau 1999, (Selbstverlag: archivum militares), 144 Seiten. but I can find no trace of either. with kind regards Joel

Hello everyone, Following the discovery of this officer's trunk in France, I would have liked to find some information on this Leutnant Zurbach of the RIR 88. I have found no trace of the history of this regiment which seems to have become untraceable. Thank you for anything you can tell me about our man and if anyone has a history of this regiment (a miracle is always possible) .... Thanking you in advance sincerely Joel

Good evening Mike and Glenn, Many thanks for your prompt reply. That's the problem with identifying Rgt Führers. Very often the first names are not mentioned and it becomes very difficult to identify the people. I often have the same problem with the Btn Kdrs whose first names do not appear on the histories... You have to be patient to find the links. Have a good weekend and see you soon. Friendly Joel