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    Hi Andreas,

    A very nice photo you have there. the name is Major d. L. Kurt Hoffmann from RIR 133.

    The day you want to sell it, don't hesitate to pm me, I'm still interrested by such nice photo.

    Christophe

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    Kurt Hoffmann was born on 12 April 1862.

    He received the following orders :

    SH3, 29 October 1915

    Kr z SA3aX, 16 January 1918

    SA3aX, 31 July 1915

    SMK, 20 October 1915

    BZ3b, 1909

    BFLM, 1907

    LDA1, 1904

    LDA2, 14 March 1897

    Christophe

    Posted (edited)

    Nice Picture!

    He was a former Reserve-Officer of GR 101 "Kaiser Wilhelm, König v. Preußen, transferred to Landwehr 1895 and back to the reserve of GR 101 on 07. Sept. 1916. On the shoulderboard on your pic. he´s wearing the cypher "WR I" with crown. On that time he was the CO of 1. Ersatz-Bat./IR 134 :love: and your photo is with great possibility from this date.

    I also have a photo of him with officers from Ersatz-Bataillon /Landwehr-IR 107, ca. August-Sept. 1914 where he is pictured without Litzen, SB not visible.

    Hoffmann was a somewhat famous pharmacist in Baden-Baden, that´s why he´s wearing the Zähringer. He later lived in Wiesbaden and died in 1947

    look here: MATTIACA Schutzhütten Curt-Hoffmann-Hütte

    Gruß Stefan

    PS: could I have a clearer scan of it for my database?

    Thank you.

    Edited by IR 134

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