EK 1914 Nice early EK to doctor....

[Chris Boonzaier]

Just picked this up last week :-))

[Guest Rick Research]

Weller was der Landwehr-- I can't find his first name. But he survived the war. No awards before the war.

[Glenn J]

Chris,

Assistenzarzt d.R.: 27.1.07

Oberarzt d.R.: 18.8.08

He was serving in Sanit?ts-Kompanie 111 of 111. Infanterie-Division at the time of his promotion to Stabsarzt d.L. (Flensburg) on 27.1.16

Regards

Glenn

[webr55]

I think this is Dr. Hugo Weller, who got his Dr. med. from Berlin on 30.3.1906. He is listed as "Arzt aus Osterode am Harz, einj.-freiw. Arzt beim Eisenbahn-Reg. Nr. 1".

(The only alternative would be a Paul Weller, Dr. med. in Jena 1902.)

[Glenn J]

Chris,

I think this is Dr. Hugo Weller, who got his Dr. med. from Berlin on 30.3.1906

That makes sense with his Assistenzarzt promotion date in early 1907.

Regards

Glenn

[Guest Rick Research]

I also just noticed that the Urkunde itself was printed in the occupied territories-- notice use of "ae" and "oe" because the German accent marks were not available as typeface.

[Glenn J]

Signed by the later Generalmajor Ernst v. Heynitz, commander of 34. Landwehr-Infanterie-Brigade.

Regards

Glenn