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Dennis
It is my opinion that more than one hand wrote those signatures, which if any, was the hand of Ludwig Becker I cannot say for sure.
As with many of the famous NJG RKT, Becker's signature had undoubtedly seen the attention of the faker/forger and doubt regins over many signatures as a result.
Regards Richard.
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Dennis
Yes, that indeed is what is known as a 'Press Photo' and is nicely stampted to the reverse side.
With regards to the signature, that is what can only be described as a minefield these days as the fakers/forgers having enjoyed their 'days of plenty' and the market is now flooded with a whole myriad of KIA RKT in virtually any format that you would like.
In regards to this signature, it will always be difficult to judge from a single photo however, please be aware that Becker's signature has appeared in signnificant quantities in the past few years, frequently on blank pieces of paper with several other Nachtjagd RKT (including Schnaufer) and small paper clippings with newspaper photos attached.
Regards Richard.
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Hi Richard,
I read it as Kramer
Uwe
Uwe
Thank you for your help on this, it does indeed read as Kramer.
Regards Richard.
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Yes.
Uwe
In that case, both Uwe and Kevin thank you very much indeed for your help.
Another signature identified, and this time a holder of the DKiG!
Regards Richard.
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From the same Luftwaffe Soldbuch, four different examples of an Oberleutnant und Staffelfuhrer 1./KG 53 signatory.
....again, not sure what happened to the imaes so I have reposted them again.
Regards Richard.
Final one from this KG 53 Soldbuch......signatory as Oberleutnant und Staffelkapitan 11./KG 53, dated 10-February-1943.
Regards Richard.
I made a mistake on this one.
Dated 17-January-1940, the signatory is a Hauptmann und Staffelfuhrer 3./KG 53.
Regards Richard.
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I am hoping that someone can help in the identification of the attached signatures from a Soldbuch of a Bordfunker, who flew with Kampfgeschwader 53 "Legion Condor".
First off are these 2 signatures of an Oberleutnant und Staffelfuhrer of 3./KG 53 dated 01-July-1940.
All help will be gratefully received.
Regards Richard.Not sure what happened to the images, so here they are again.
Regards Richard.
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I am hoping that someone can help in the identification of the attached signatures from a Soldbuch of a Bordfunker, who flew with Kampfgeschwader 53 "Legion Condor".
First off are these 2 signatures of an Oberleutnant und Staffelfuhrer of 3./KG 53 dated 01-July-1940.
All help will be gratefully received.
Regards Richard.0 -
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Hi Richard,
Major Lambert von Konschegg
Uwe
Uwe
That is excellent! thank you very much indeed!
I had forgotten about this Urlaubschein and only noticed the signature recently, so to discover he was awarded the RK and DKiG with KG 40 is a real bonus for sure.
Regards Richard.
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Josef Stigell
As he was was an known WW1 flyer I have some info on him but I havent checked his personal file yet.
He was born 26.10.1894 in x.
FAR 34
Lt 190614 mit P230612,Oblt 181017
After WW1 he served in Reichwehr. Here are notes on some of his awards: EK1 PV PFlE HT HK ÖM3K TL2mSchw TH
Mvh
Gunnar
Gunnar
Thank you very much indeed for the additional information concerning Josef Stigell, it is much appreciated.
Regards Richard.
Hi Richard,
"Major und Kommandant Fliegerhorstkommandantur 15/VII"
I think, that it could be Adrario; with much good will I can read Adrario, but really in a very individual handwriting.
In different sources I can find him in that time as Hauptmann and as Major, for example:
http://www.wiki.luftwaffedata.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Fliegerhorstkommandantur_E_15/VII
Later you can find him as Hauptmann or as Oberstleutnant at the same time; and who is lying?
In another list he is listed as Hauptmann between an Oberst and two Oberstleutnants, in my opinion that can not be correct:
http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/Fliegerhorstkommandantur/FHK105-3-R.htm
Uwe
I have to agree. I think it is indeed Adrario.
Uwe & Kevin
Then I am happy to take your respective words for it, and consider the signature as Adrario after all.
Thank you both as always for your help.
Regards Richard.
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Major und Kommandant Fliegerhorstkommandanteur 15/VII, dated 28-06-1941.
http://www.ww2.dk/ground/flibo/fk/fk15-7.html lists;
Hptm Otto Adrario, 4.4.41 - 10.42
However, the signatory is a Major, and I am not reading Adrario in the signature (unless I am missing something)
Any ideas?
Regards Richard.
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Dave & Kevin
Thank you very much indeed for your help!
That is the first Wehrpass I have which contains the signature of an RKT on the opening page!
Regards Richard.
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This one has had myself and many others puzzled completely.
Major u. Stelv. Kommodore Kampfgeschwader 40 on 29-07-1942.
In my opinion is that this was obviously a temporary assignment in between the below:
- Oberst Karl Mehnert, 1.42 - 1942
- Oberst Martin Vetter, 1942 - 1.9.43
Any ideas anyone?
Regards Richard.
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Any ideas on this signature on the opening page of a Wehrpass, and signed by a Hauptmann und Kompanie Chef 6./Inf. Regt. 16, dated 30-September-1936?
Hucks216 suggested a Hauptmann Schaumberg who was in command of 4.Kompanie (however, no idea if he was a 'von' or not as the signature suggest that signer is.)
Regards Richard.
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Kevin
Thanks for your help as always with these, it is much appreciated.
Very pleased with identifying Hans Rössing, particularly as a holder of the Ehrenpokal, and you right in that I should of posted the Hauptmann from 6./Inf. Regt 16 in the Heer thread! (which I shall do!)
Regards Richard.
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Autographs of the German Resistance & July 20 plot
in Germany: Third Reich: Research, Documentation & Photographs
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Colin, and my apologies in return as I have not logged in for a while to see your reply.
Thank you for the words concerning Fromm, it seems that by all accounts he was a opportunist to the end. It is a shame there is not much of substance known about his exact level of knowledge or even involvement in the plot, as I find him a very interesting person sat as the Commander of the Reserve army, while his Chief of staff is plotting to assasinate Hitler.
I have read this thread several times now, and would be genuinly interested to see your collection published in the future.
Regards Richard.