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    Posted

    GREAT!!!!!

     

    Karl Nagel and Pfarrer Keller had the Princely Hausorden, not the Royal one.

     

    Witzel and Bäsch were completely new.

     

    MANY THANKS!!!

    Daniel

    P.S. Monfort is Montfort :-)

     

    Posted

    Hi Deruelle, 

    Yes I am referring to the same Oblt Hans Clausen who was awarded the SH3 while serving with FA 230 in 1917. 

    Best Regards, 

    Matt. 

    Posted

    Hi Matt

    Thanks a lot.

    With that information,  now we have for Hans Clausen the following orders and medals

    knight cross of St Henry of Saxe

    knight cross 2nd class with X of Albert of Saxe

    Medal in silver of St Henry of Saxe

    Iron cross 2nd and first class

    Knight cross with swords of House Order of Hohenzollern

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    Christophe

    On 12/11/2020 at 16:10, webr55 said:

    Again, we have him already I think, but still: Olt Hans Clausen, from Jenaer Volksblatt, 1. September 1918 

    clausen .png

    Hi,

    I want to be sure, you are not talking about Leutnant Hans Clausen from FA 230 and who served in the FR 108 ?

    Posted (edited)

    On the list, but still more info here maybe:

    Lt Heinrich Neuwirth, from Karlsruher Zeitung, 7.6.1918

    neuwirth.png

    From Ostpreußenblatt, 26.2.1955:

    Hptm Ernst Mann from Pillau

     

     

     

    ernstmann.png

    Edited by webr55
    Posted

    Another one from the Ostpreußenblatt (23.4.1960), might have some new info on Ulrich Benefeldt from IR 43:

    benefeldt.png

    And another one, might have more info on Oberst Julius Münster, from Ostpreußenblatt 20.8.1960. 

    münster.png

    Posted

    Rudolf Fischer from the 1942 edition of 'Garten Kunst'. Born 15 Dec 1883 in Berlin. See page 9 of the first file, and page 2 of the second link for details of his EK1. He was from GGR 3 and RIR 262. The book on the latter regiment notes his HOH3x award on page 238. He appears a few times in the verlustlisten. 

    http://gartentexte-digital.ub.tu-berlin.de/archiv/Gartenkunst/Jg.55/B10.pdf


    http://gartentexte-digital.ub.tu-berlin.de/archiv/Gartenkunst/Jg.30/Anhang1.pdf

    http://dfg-viewer.de/show?tx_dlf[double]=0&tx_dlf[id]=http%3A%2F%2Fdigital.wlb-stuttgart.de%2Fmets%2Furn%3Anbn%3Ade%3Absz%3A24-digibib-kxp16632258343%2Furn%3Anbn%3Ade%3Absz%3A24-digibib-kxp16632258343.xml&tx_dlf[page]=270&cHash=6c3ecab334e9f6328518f1cc348b779b 

    Posted
    10 hours ago, Mattyboy said:

    Leutnant dL Heinrich Zeininger (see page 8). Born 1867 !

    http://gartentexte-digital.ub.tu-berlin.de/archiv/Gartenkunst/Jg.52/B09.pdf 

    Very interesting! The last Prussian "Hofgartendirektor". There is even a picture in the article, however the scan makes it unrecognizable. Fortunately, it can be found on the net:
    It might be that this is the Hohenzollern Hausorden without swords.

    Heinrich_Zeininger.jpg.4b0520a351c7b46728ff42bbf541681b.jpg
     

    Posted (edited)

    What I can recognize:

    EK, Verdienstkreuz für Kriegshilfe, HHO, RAO4, some Long Service decoration probably


    then 4 foreign decorations:
    first might be Austrian
    2nd looks a bit like the Hungarian War Remembrance Medal, but I'm not sure
    3rd might be Danebrog
    last one: Bulgarian Order of Civil Merit

    Edited by webr55
    Posted

    I looked in the Swedish "statskalendern" from 1880. Statskalendern are were important people in Sweden was listed with there ODM´s. I found 4 persons who hade recived this order. 

    Carl Herman Oscar Ennes, Ärekors af Hohenz. Hus 0. 3:e kl. 

    Frih. Gustaf Johan Wilhelm Ehrenborgh, Ärekors af Hohenz. Hus O. 2:a kl.

    Sven Hjalmar Thestrup, Ärekors af Hohenz. Hus-O. 3:e kl.

    Olde, Emanuel Mathias, Ärekors Hohenz. Hus. 0. 3:e kl. 

    So these person would have gotten the order before 1880. 

    Posted
    On 20/11/2020 at 22:58, Mattyboy said:

    Great work! Here is a 1932 article relating to a Josef Jans (b. 1894). I cannot find him in the MWB or any other publications from the war era. 

    http://sammlungen.ub.uni-frankfurt.de/periodika/periodical/pageview/3430365?query=segelflieger hausorden 

    Hello,

     

    does anybody have more info on Jans?

    I have a Lt d.R. Jans in Feldluftschiffabteilung 21.

    Maybe him?

     

    Best,

    Daniel

    Posted

    Hi Daniel, 

    Sorry I don't have anything on the WW1 career of Jans, and only one other newspaper clipping. 

    image.png.18e22250a4658d281f4feccb2025f482.png

    Thanks to all for the additional info on Zeininger! 

     

     

    Scratch that, I have found a Lt dR Josef Jans in the verlustlisten. Lightly wounded with IR 394. His date of birth matches the online records. Not much, but something at least. 

    https://www.lagis-hessen.de/pnd/1115669370

    Posted (edited)

    It looks like we have him already, but still: death notice of Lt dR Friedrich Eversmeyer, 
    Westfälische Neueste Nachrichten, 22.10.1918

    eversmeyer.png

    Similar: Lt dR Gustav Kolkmann (it however only says "eingereicht"/submitted to HHOX, so no guarantee he got it)

    Westfälische Neueste Nachrichten, 15.10.1918

    kolkmann.png

    Again, only submitted: Lt dR August Velhagen 


    Westfälische Neueste Nachrichten, 26.10.1918

    velhagen.png

    Edited by webr55

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