M Hunter Posted January 11, 2011 Posted January 11, 2011 Gentlemen, I came across this Kriegsmarine portrait on the Internet. Any idea who he is? He has quite a long ribbon bar (10 place) but no Wehrmacht long service awards. Best wishes, Matt
M Hunter Posted January 11, 2011 Author Posted January 11, 2011 The ribbons I see are: -Iron Cross -Hohenzollern House Order -Saxon Albert Order??? -Hamburg Hanseatic Cross??? -Bremen Hanseatic Cross -Lubeck Hanseatic Cross -Honour Cross 1914-1918 -??? -??? -???
lasi69 Posted November 20, 2011 Posted November 20, 2011 This Viceadmiral was identified as Admiral Werner Fuschs but for me the ribbon bar doesn't fit. I went through Biblios books of Deutschlands Admirale 1849-1945 and my findings are that this also could be: - Admiral Hermann Densch - Admiral Willy Nordeck - Viceadmiral Otto Feige - Viceadmiral Siegfried Massmann - Viceadmiral Robert Withoeft-Emden but I don't have any good pics to compare with. Cheers, Lado
M Hunter Posted November 21, 2011 Author Posted November 21, 2011 (edited) Hello Lado, Many thanks for your reply. I agree; Admiral Fuchs does not fit. I have did some searching on the Officers you have suggested. Here is what I have found. - Admiral Hermann Densch (he did not have the Bremen Hanseatic Cross) - Admiral Willy Nordeck (had no WW1 German awards other than the Iron Cross 2nd Class) - Admiral z.V Otto Feige (held rank of Char. Admiral by 1937 & did not have the HOHx) - Vizeadmiral Siegfried Maβmann (I can find no information on his awards) - Vizeadmiral Robert Withoeft-Emden (I can find no information on his awards) Best wishes Matt Edited November 21, 2011 by M Hunter
freiherr Posted December 17, 2011 Posted December 17, 2011 Not Withoeft- Emden. Here's Siegfried Maßmann Cheers Elwyn
Paul C Posted December 19, 2011 Posted December 19, 2011 I would think ity is VA Franz Wieting and that the third ribbon is the Baden lion and nit the sax-albert. What do others think?
Odulf Posted December 22, 2011 Posted December 22, 2011 (edited) I agree with Paul C Rangliste 1924: KzS Wieting: RA-Orden m.Schl.u,Schw; EK1; DA-Kreuz; Baden: O.v.Zähr. Löwen RK 3. Kl m.schw.; Meckl-Schw. Mil-Verdienstkr. 2. Kl.; Hanseatenkreuz Bremen, u. Lübeck; Braunschweig, Komdt. Klt Witthoeft: EK1 Wieting had no effective command, he was pensioned 31-03-1927 (Rear-Admiral) and recalled 24-05-1939; honorary promotion as VAdm on 01-02-1942, and discharged 28-02-1942. 12-05-41 / 30-11-41, employed as Oberwerftdirektor (Dock Yard Supervisor - a typical position for a re-called Admiral) at the KM-Werft La Pallice (France) 01-12-41 / 28-02-42, supernumerary to the C-in-C Naval Station Baltic Edited December 22, 2011 by Odulf
Kriegsmarine Admiral Posted July 22, 2017 Posted July 22, 2017 (edited) On 22. 12. 2011. at 03:02, Odulf said: I agree with Paul C Rangliste 1924: KzS Wieting: RA-Orden m.Schl.u,Schw; EK1; DA-Kreuz; Baden: O.v.Zähr. Löwen RK 3. Kl m.schw.; Meckl-Schw. Mil-Verdienstkr. 2. Kl.; Hanseatenkreuz Bremen, u. Lübeck; Braunschweig, Komdt. Klt Witthoeft: EK1 Wieting had no effective command, he was pensioned 31-03-1927 (Rear-Admiral) and recalled 24-05-1939; honorary promotion as VAdm on 01-02-1942, and discharged 28-02-1942. 12-05-41 / 30-11-41, employed as Oberwerftdirektor (Dock Yard Supervisor - a typical position for a re-called Admiral) at the KM-Werft La Pallice (France) 01-12-41 / 28-02-42, supernumerary to the C-in-C Naval Station Baltic Could you please write the full names of these awards: RA-Orden m.Schl.u,Schw; EK1; DA-Kreuz; Baden: O.v.Zähr. Löwen RK 3. Kl m.schw.; Meckl-Schw. Mil-Verdienstkr. 2. Kl.; Hanseatenkreuz Bremen, u. Lübeck; Braunschweig, Komdt. I can't really figure out all of them. Thank you! Edited July 22, 2017 by Kriegsmarine Admiral
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