looking for Baden Lt. d.R. Oskar Schneider

[Naxos]

Could have these ribbon-bars belonged to Leutnant der Reserve Oskar Schneider?

Lt.d.R. Oskar Schneider was at one time with Ersatz-Infanterie-Regiment N.28

Edited December 1, 2010 by Naxos

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The reason I believe it could be Lt. Schneider's bars

This envelope came from the same household

Edited December 1, 2010 by Naxos

[ostprussenmann_new]

  On 01/12/2010 at 20:48, Naxos said:

The reason I believe it could be Lt. Schneider's bars

This envelope came from the same household

Hardy this is great! I can't believe that you actually received the ribbon bars from the family. That would be great if they could provide you a copy of the Militarpass, Soldbuch, and/or copied photos.

Jason

Edited December 1, 2010 by ostprussenmann

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  On 01/12/2010 at 20:41, Naxos said:

Could have these ribbon-bars belonged to Leutnant der Reserve Oskar Schneider?

Lt.d.R. Oskar Schneider was at one time with Ersatz-Infanterie-Regiment N.28

The Southern German look on the ribbon bars is real sharp. I actually just read online today about the Southern German Style: "The South German style was so popular it was all but universal in baden, Hohenzollern, Wurttemberg, and Bavaria." ~ http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/related/ribbons/weimar.htm

Jason

[Naxos]

  On 01/12/2010 at 22:20, ostprussenmann said:

... That would be great if they could provide you a copy of the Militarpass, Soldbuch, and/or copied photos.

Jason

Jason,

Unfortunatly there is nothing left - nobody knows and nobody is interested - over the last decade the family-history was either thrown away or sold piece by piece.

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Edited December 2, 2010 by Naxos

[Ulsterman]

Hmmmm... I have LtdR Schneider in IR 28 and then transferring to IR 69 in July, 1915.

But there was also a Gerhard Schneider who was a Major who was in the Regiments Verein in 1929 (and living in Frankfurt).

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  On 01/12/2010 at 22:49, Naxos said:

Jason,

Unfortunatly there is nothing left - nobody knows and nobody is interested - over the last decade the family-history was either thrown away or sold piece by piece.

.

Hardy

Have you found out anything else on this man? Have you gotten any new items recently?

Jason

[Naxos]

  On 06/02/2011 at 21:52, ostprussenmann said:

Hardy

Have you found out anything else on this man? Have you gotten any new items recently?

Jason

Nothing Jason, nada

:cheers:

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  On 06/02/2011 at 23:15, Naxos said:

Nothing Jason, nada

Hardy

sorry to hear that. I am still working on your scans. It is taking awhile. My computer crashed at home (at work now) and I am waiting to get it back. Please stay in touch. Hope all is well with you.

Jason

[Naxos]

  On 07/02/2011 at 22:41, ostprussenmann said:

Hardy

sorry to hear that. I am still working on your scans. It is taking awhile. My computer crashed at home (at work now) and I am waiting to get it back. Please stay in touch. Hope all is well with you.

Jason

Don't worry - take as long as you want. :cheers:

[Daniel Krause]

Schneider received the Zähringer Lion Order 16th of November 1917.

Unfortunately "Schneider" is such a common name, that I cannot say "which" of the numerous Schneiders he is among the published Hohenzollern awards.

Greetings

Daniel

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  On 08/02/2011 at 18:46, Daniel Krause said:

Schneider received the Zähringer Lion Order 16th of November 1917.

Unfortunately "Schneider" is such a common name, that I cannot say "which" of the numerous Schneiders he is among the published Hohenzollern awards.

Greetings

Daniel

thanks Daniel