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I believe it's an Albanian General's Victory Parade uniform. Copied from the Soviet version.
Dan
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General der Flakartillerie August SCHMIDT
Ritterkreuz (1598): am 13.02.1945 als General der Flakartillerie und Kommandierender General und Befehlshaber im Luftgau VI. (Münster)
If anyone has a larger photo or other pics of him please let me know as I need some. To clarify I don't necessarily need originals... just copies with permission to use them if possible.
Dan
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Wow, very nice research project - you saved an India Mutiny Medal's Identity, and verified the owner (from a very heavily engaged Crimean War Regiment). What bars was he entitled to on the Crimea? Congratulation Captain Albert
Many thanks! Not sure re: bars yet. Have to wait till I can afford to get the record then hoping more info will come to light. Stay tuned!
Dan
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Nick, I agree with Paul... I've never heard of them issuing such a medal. The bolcheviks wanted out of the war although they kept stalling in the hope things would end before they'd have to give up territory, etc. When the Germans threatened to renew their attacks in force the bolchies pulled out signing a treaty which basically gave up the farm. But I guess they figured it was only a matter of time before Germany was defeated and it would be a worthless document anyway.
Dan
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Haven't given up yet. I just know we'll find it. From what I've seen it only seems to be on the ones issued to native troops. Will keep trying.
Dan
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By the way... if anyone happens to have a spare suspender for the India General Service medal please let me know.
Many thanks!
Dan
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And now... a very generous gift from Mervyn. These were originally posted here:
http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=46699
They're now safe and sound here in the states and will stay in my family to keep them off the streets but preserve them for history.
Mervyn also very kindly included ribbons as well as an African Star. I was able to add the miniature for the WW1 medal and also popped in a Victory medal miniature I happened to have.
Mervyn, you are a scholar and a Gentleman of the old school. I'm deeply grateful and honored that you would allow me to preserve these for generations to come.
Many thanks!
Dan
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Letter from Luftwaffe General to Gauleiter
in Germany: Third Reich: Research, Documentation & Photographs
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