Saxon/Brunswick connection

[Paul C]

I am out of town and can't post a picture but I did want to ask a general question. I have a ribbon bar with the standard Saxon awards of St. Henry, Military Service and Sax-Albert. The EK is present and the next ribbon is the Brunswich was service (Brk). Can anyone think of a Saxon/Brunswick connection? Also the last 2 ribbons at TR 12 and 2 long service.

[WNickel]

Hi Paul,

for example Hilmar Daubenkropf - born near Braunschweig served in saxon.

Best regards

Werner

[Paul C]

Very nice. A KO4X has become a rare thing of beauty.

[Deruelle]

It is you. I tried to buy this ribbon bar Paul. Can you show it please. In my data I have one picture of an Officer with Saxon trio and brunswick cross.

Christophe

[nesredep]

It is you. I tried to buy this ribbon bar Paul. Can you show it please. In my data I have one picture of an Officer with Saxon trio and brunswick cross.

Christophe

Hello!

Very nice photo you show.

All the best

Nesredep

[nesredep]

Hi Paul,

for example Hilmar Daubenkropf - born near Braunschweig served in saxon.

Best regards

Werner

Hello!

Amazing items.

All the best

Nesredep

[Guest Rick Research]

Chrisophe-- that's the later Luftwaffe Generalmajor Severin Schroeder (1880-1953) so while we don't know WHEN he got his "BrK"

he served in Saxon Inf Rgt 103 to the end of July 1915, then in IR 242 to December 1915, and in IR 243 until May 1918, when he became Adjutant of the XIIth Reserve Corps to war's end.