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    christerd

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    1. One for your list:

      Dr. German Bülle, born 18 January 1896, received all three as a Leutnant in Pi.-Btl. 9, along with the EK1 and the Wound Badge in Black. He received the Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer on 20 February 1935. This would match your ribbon bar, but only for another 18 months. He received the Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnungen 4. bis 2. Klasse on 2 October 1936. He added the KVK2X on 1 September 1942 as Leiter der Militär-Geographischen-Gruppe Saloniki-Ägäis.

      Wow , what a interesting unit ;)Militär-Geographischen-Gruppe Saloniki-Ägäis . He sure is a candidate :love:

      I must see if I can find anything about Pi Btl 9. Thanks Dave and Matt I will have you in first line if I´m going to sell it !

      Christer

    2. Recently I bought this from a well know forum member who was a fantastic homepage for selling Imperial stuff ( maybe I get a discount next time if make some advertising :cheeky: )

      Well well , over to the bar itself ....

      A quite typical mid thirties ribbon bar with EK - Lübeck Cross - Bremen Cross - Hamburg Cross - Honor Cross

      This is my first eibbon bar with all three States and I belive its quite unusual .

      I started looking through the few lists I have and on the net and found so far only 7 with this combo, and yes one is von Ritchofen

      and No this isn´t his bar :cheeky:

      So far I got 1 Candidate who didn´t get anything more eccept a EK 1 but I suppose I have to wait for the Lúbeck-Bremen-Hamburg rolls to find this three city Soldier ;)

      Does anyone have any names on officers awarded with all three Hansa ? So I can add to my short list ....

      Have a nice sunday all !

      Christer

    3. Aha , so they were real :jumping: I hate when they have secret bidders , you don´t know if you are outbidding some good friend or not ;) I suppose the first one is for some High ranking Staff Off ? I´ve learned that the men in the trenches didn´t get much "bling-bling" but the guys far behind the front that drank a cup of tea with Prince zur so and so... and von that and that ... got a lot of awards. The second ribbon bar looks like a "real" fighter super nice !

      Christer

    4. A new update is ready for delivery !

      app 100 names , now with Grand Cross ( among them Hermann Göring ! )

      another famous Sword Order winner was Karl Dönitz , with this I think I have about 90-95 % of all Germans with Sword Order from 1914-1945 what I miss is the earlier ones and maybe a few from the above time frame.

      But I have already oredred a couple of new books ;) so I will return with more updates.

      Christer

    5. I don´t think I have shown this pic before :unsure: have I ?

      What I can see is that he is a Hauptmann and some sort of Artillery I think ?

      I belive I can see a copule of crossed canons on his shoulderboards but what unit had these ?

      There is some sort of writing on the back but I cant read it more than 33 ..... and the photo is taken in Kiel ?

      Could anyone help me with this mystery ?

      First Photo from the front

    6. Hallo Ulsterman, right now I´m just trying to list Finnish awards and Swedish Sword Order to Germans , but I would like to

      look at Bremen, Hamburg or Lübeck since they are in so many groups and ribbon bars ....

      But maybe I will do something completely different , a much ignored award that I dont think anyone have make a roll for :unsure:

      Württemberg CharlottenKreuz ... maybe I can then ID my small ribbon bar ?? se topic http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/48958-a-ribbon-bar-to-lippe-doc/page__hl__%2Blippe+%2Bdoc__fromsearch__1

      It seems that the Charlotten Rolls are in the archive, so now I will try my Deutsch and see if I can get a copy in some way .

      Best regards from Sweden

      Christer

    7. P.S.

      What imaginative name was he listed under?

      Best

      Chris

      It was really a small misstake but crucial to not finding him :blush: He was under HitzselSberger .... only an s but it did that he didnt turned up

      Right now I´m looking through old ranklists and Staatskalenders to find another "mission impossible" a soldier with all three Hansa Crosses , the search goes on

      Christer

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