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Thank you all for your contributions! 2 things come to my mind: First: could then be said that just the EK II German States equivalent medals were awarded in the same way to a wounded soldier in combat? not higher awards? Seccond: when see the set of recommendations for Friedrichkreuz that Dave show us, surprised me the thoroughness and elitism of some German states to grant their awards, even the lower grade, compared with Prussia to grant their Iron Crosses. it looks like their considered better their awards because they wait until the soldier had already earned or been pro
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hello all, I wonder what medal or badge was given to the wounded and killed in combat, in the Imperial German States before the establishment of the wound badge in 1918? either during the first years of the Great War or earlier (Franco- Prussian war, Austro- Prussian war, Prussian-Denmark war, and even further back if possible, the Napoleonic wars, etc) Thanks in advance Humberto
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Kumm, Otto
Humberto Corado replied to Mark C Yerger's topic in Germany: All Eras: Signature Database
Post war Otto Kumm signed photo: http://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_06_2014/post-751-0-35565800-1403586726.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_06_2014/post-751-0-73715600-1403586722.jpg -
thank you very much for all your help gentlemen! I got the autograph years ago from a friend and is supposed to be signed and delivered at the moment by Otto Kumm himself. but throughout the years I have seen some postwar signatures of him somewhat different from the one that I have, but I think for your comments that is more likely to be original than a fake. Cordial greetings Humberto
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DDR dealers?
Humberto Corado replied to Humberto Corado's topic in Germany: Post 1945: Bundesrepublik & DDR
Thanks Gordon! cordial greetings, Humberto -
DDR dealers?
Humberto Corado replied to Humberto Corado's topic in Germany: Post 1945: Bundesrepublik & DDR
Thanks Greg! I know Torsten, a great dealer and person!! I was thinking if there any vendors dedicated exclusively to this field? Cordial greetings, Humberto -
Paper worth more than metal: St. Helene brevets
Humberto Corado replied to azyeoman's topic in Napoleonic Wars
Thanks azyeoman! I hope to find one some day, as cheap as possible and what about an original ribbon? are hard to find??? cordial greetings, Humberto -
Paper worth more than metal: St. Helene brevets
Humberto Corado replied to azyeoman's topic in Napoleonic Wars
Hello All, I am wondering how much could cost one of this St. Helene Brevets??? I own one medal, and always wanted one document! by the way, how hard is to get the original ribbon? Cordial greetings Humberto -
Hello all, I would like to know what sellers of the DDR militaria can you recommend? almost all the pieces of my collection I have obtained on ebay. there any vendors dedicated exclusively to this field? Thanks in advance Humberto
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hello all, Recently I read in a spanish blog (was announced as a recent discovery) that there is a proof that the generaloberst Eduard Dietl were promoted to generalfeldmarschall by Hitler and that he also received the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds, soon before he died in 1944 but this was never announced. what do you think? is this true? is the first time I read something like that. Regards Humberto
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Hello, I am not sure if this is the proper forum to post this question, if not please excuse me. I am wondering about the luftwaffe aircrew training, if they all were require to be parachutist in order to take the pilot, gunner, radio operator courses?? Thanks