Robert Noss

12. ) Armin Dahlen ( 1919 -- ) in the film " 08/15 " ( Second film 1955 ) he played a KC-winner Thanks for viewing Kind regards Robert

Actors in films after the war 10. ) Famous Hardy Kr?ger ( 1928 -- ) playing the role of Oberleutnant Franz von Werra in the 1957 film " Einer kam durch " ( The one that got away ) 11. ) Karlheinz B?hm ( 1928 -- ) as Oberleutnant D?ren in the film " Kriegsgericht " 1959 .......

9. ) Hannes Stelzer ( 1910 - 1944 ) was an actor and a soldier. He is pictured on this postcard in his real uniform, he was a pilot in the Legion Condor and he died in an airplane accident near Komarom in Hungaria A civil postcard .....

7. ) Carl Raddatz ( 1912 - 2004 ) played an officer in the famous film " Wunschkonzert " 1940 8. ) Gustav Fr?hlich ( 1902 - 1987 ) on this postcard probably in his "real " uniform as he was drafted in 1941 .....

5. ) Karl Martell ( 1906 - 1966 ), this postcard very likely from the 1941 film " Alarm " 6. ) Heinz Engelmann ( 1911 - 1996 ), this postcard very likely from the 1941 film " U-Boote westw?rts " ...............

4. ) Karl John ( 1905 - 1977 ) played a Luftwaffe officer in the propaganda film " Stukas ", but also played soldiers in other wartime movies. He also played soldiers after the war, in the 1950ties .............

3. ) Mathias Wiemann ( 1902 - 1969 ) played the Rittmeister von Tz?low in the 1941 film "Kadetten " Wiemann civil postcard And one more .....

One of my side-collections is to collect postcards of actors in uniforms. 1. ) Rudi Godden ( 1907 - 1941 ) played a soldier in the film: " Das Gewehr ?ber " in 1939 2. ) Rolf Moebius ( 1915 - 2004 ) also played a soldier in the same film as above .....

Last but not least comes a very rare photo, which I was hunting for some time and today I could finish the deal Member of the Sonderverband 288 The photo was taken at the isle of Rhodos 1943 Of course I can not compete with Gordon Williamson's amazing lot of photos of the Sonderverband but I am quite proud of this one. Note the little skulls on the collars. Thanks for viewing. Kind regards Robert

That one is a very nice one Forestry men are not often to find and this old fellow has a nice medal bar .........

Now one sad photo, but quite remarkable He gave an arm and an eye for F?hrer, Volk and Fatherland and got the golden wound badge and was proud enough to go to the photographer studio to get himself a portrait. ......

Next one is a portrait of three brothers My attention came to the boots of the Luftwaffen soldier Although there is no proof, I believe he was a Fallschirmj?ger. What do You think ? .......

Here are some other photos which are new in the collection Start with a man from the Transportgruppe Speer More interesting is the photo together with his comrades Closer: Left and right men are from the NSKK, see their shoulder boards and the cap eagles. The two in the middle are from the Transportgruppe Speer, note they wear different shoulder-boards and different cap eagles. One is even wearing a mountain cap, which I have not seen so far on NSKK and Speer photos. And the man on the left is wearing a blank buckle, quite interesting. .......

...... Any recognition of the other two men ? Left is another high ranking NSKK leader, next to Kraus is an army General Here's a postcard of the school Kind regards Robert

I got a nice photo of NSKK leader Kraus, visiting the NSKK school at Kochel in Bavaria Here's the photo: Obviously a wartime photo, as You can see a Panzerkampfabzeichen on the chest of the NSKK man behind Kraus ( probably a Transportgruppe Speer man ) .........

A photograph which seems interesting on second sight: This soldier of a Garde unit is wearing a shoulder band, which I think is from a students organisation. A woman ( his mother ? ), is preparing gifts, probably to give them to him, who seems to be on the leave to the front-lines.. Cigarettes and chocolate and other things. Here is his shoulder-board. The photo is a bit blurry, however it is a nice shot. Kind regards Robert

Got these two nice portraits yesterday ( on a rather boring fleamarket ). They are not exciting, nor do they show something extraordinary, but Reichswehr navy portraits are hard to find, as not too much men served in the navy before 1935. Also is a nice detail is the big Navy flag used as a background pattern. Kind regards Robert

No, Rick, I believe that these photos were made somewhere around the K?nigsplatz. Some buildings are very close and there are larger areas of green. Kind regards Robert

:cheers: Rick, You know my photos better than me. I missed the scar in Wagner's face, but thought that a Gauleiter on a Munich photo could only be Wagner. Epp is okay too Kind regards Robert

There seems to have been a lot of changing in uniforms during that short period of 12 years. I have not seen those RLB uniforms neither. I knew of the RLB-arm badge, but have not seen that together with the early style DLV-eagle on the sleeve. You are probably right, that these younger members later went into the Luftwaffe and only the older members continued the RLB work. The photo is not dated, but place was somewhere in lower bavaria. Photograph was from Dorfen and Tittmoning, both towns in the lower bavarian region. I always like those photos from the "non-armed" formations. They always show up something new. Robert

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Nice group photo from Luftschutz members They obviously made a training course of some kind. I like the details in this photo ......

Another interesting photo from today's fleamarket This is Leutnant Werner G?nther. He was a Pastor ( protestant priest ) and served as a regular officer. What is that single ribbon-bar ? Party service award ? Kind regards Robert

The other photo shows some veterans Note the Freikorps Epp insignia on the civil great-coat of the man standing next to this veteran Kind regards Robert

Two photos I got today ( fleamarkets are bad in the summer ) They are dated, 3rd march 1942. One shows Gauleiter Wagner ( almost 100 % sure ) ....