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Some more genealogical data: Hans von Donop died in 1968. Bruno Dommenget was born in Kummerow in 1879: https://kpbc.ukw.edu.pl/Content/222236/PDF/1081_kolberg_koenigliches_1898_001.pdf Died in Kaiserslautern in 1962.

Hermann Ritter von Pfistermeister became Direktor at Heinkel. Died in 1950 acc. to a book "Von Brest-Litovsk zur Deutschen Novemberrevolution". Otto Ritter von Saur: 1876-1954

Friedrich Ritter von Kraußer (1888-1934) was one of the victims of the Röhm-Putsch: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_von_Kraußer

Otto Ritter Hänel von Cronenthall died 1956, acc. to genealogical data.

Karl Ritter von Düwell 1869-1930 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_von_Düwell Hermann Ritter von Giehrl, 1877-1923 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_von_Giehrl Generalmajor Johann Ritter von Häfele, 1865-1926 http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Bayerns_goldenes_Ehrenbuch_1914_-_1918/026

August Ritter von Döderlein died in 1930 as Oberst aD. Münchner neueste Nachrichten, 27.12.1930

Ernst Ritter von Brunner, 1867-1929, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Ritter_von_Brunner

Hans Carl von Schlick (1874-1957): https://www.peterlang.com/document/1049057

char. GL Hugo Ritter von Pflügel died 1935: https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Personenregister/P/PfluegelHugoRitterv.htm Julius Ritter von Reichert died 1958: https://verwaltungshandbuch.bavarikon.de/VWH/Reichert,_Julius_Ritter_v.#lang-de char. GM Wilhelm Ritter von Reitzenstein died in 1941: https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Personenregister/R/ReitzensteinWilhelm-R.html Adolf Ritter von Ruith, 1872-1950:

The Major aD Edler von der Planitz from FAR 70 is probably this Hans (1863-1932): https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/sfz109343.html . Acc to Verlustlisten, he was originally in 1. GRFAR. Claus Piedmont (1882-1953) owned a winery (there is even a painting with his HHOX): http://www.piedmont.de/weingut.html

Walther von Nerée, died in Hamburg in 1949. Hans Nepf was reactivated as Oberst and became commander of Stalag VII A from 1939-43. Died in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in 1952, acc. to a book "Auf den Spuren verlorener Identitäten". Lt dR Nellner is Adolf Nellner from Stickhausen/Aurich acc. to Verlustlisten and genealogical data, 1888-1975. He got his EK1 personally from Hindenburg (https://germansiniowa.lib.uiowa.edu/items/show/2253). Reactivated as Major dR zV and cdr of Marinefestungspionierbataillon 313 in 1943/44 (https://www.axishistory.com/various/373-germany-kriegsmarine/kriegsmarine-landgestuetzte-verbaende/7591-marinefestungspionierbataillon-313)

Some more info from genealogical data: Georg Bertheau, Kaufmann und Fabrikant, died in Schleswig in 1968

First name: Walter Feaux de Lacroix Acc. to Arnsberger Zeitung, 10.5.1918, and Verlustlisten.

Some missing data on RK winners: Oberst Herbert Simon, 1897-1971 Vizeadm Eberhard Wolfram, 1882-1947 Oberst Enno-Erich von Limburg, 1893-1977 GdF Kurt Pflugbeil, 1890-1955 Oberst Oskar (not Otto) Radwan, 1894-1942 Ernst von Chappuis died 1970 acc. to a publication called "Zur Geschichte und Nachgeschichte der Marburger Jäger"

This is the later RK winner and Major dR Karl Schulz: 1894-1945 Aachener Anzeiger, 25.9.1942

If you want to do research on Hadra, his papers are in the collections of the Center for Jewish History (New York): https://archives.cjh.org//repositories/5/resources/17538

The HdR Helm was from Polizei. Amtliche Nachrichten des Polizeipräsidiums in Berlin, Juni 1918 The 1933 Schupo Preußen DAL shows only one Helm, Paul Helm, Polizei-OTL in Wuppertal, born 1880. Confirmed: Bruno Magnus was in FußA:

Here is an article from Westfälische Zeitung, 28.8.1943, which mentions three v. Consbruchs getting the HHOX during WW1. In the list, we have Leopold from IR 75 and Oskar from FAR 14, later FAR 76. There was a third Hauptmann, first name Otto, in FAR 25, but he was KIA in 1914 already. The only other possibility would be the Lt dR v. Consbruch in FAR 22, but I don't have any info on him.

Some more info Günter Graf Stosch, Regierungspräsident Westfälische Zeitung, 2.4.1943

Oh! Very interesting! I think there is a good chance that this might be the same guy.

This is probably the LtdL Schmalz from IR 352 in our list, first name Robert. Died in 1921. Leipziger Tageblatt und Anzeiger, 02.08.1921 First name: Heinrich Breuer, died in 1941 Westfälische Zeitung, 1.4.1941

The flyer Lt Geßner was originally from LGR 115. Gießener Anzeiger, 5.1.1918

There might be a confusion here: We have one Prinz Solms-Hohensolms-Lich in our list, but it looks like it is Ludwig from JB 11, not Ferdinand (Hptm in IR 94, KIA 1918). Gießener Anzeiger, 13.9.1917

Ah yes - good to have a picture!

I would guess the Hptm dR, too. Here's another first name: Hptm Herbert Kaase. Oldenburger Volkszeitung, 18.1.1918