A mystery that I hope folks can help me to resolve

[Wyomingguy]

So maybe its my innate desire to acquire weird stuff but I do appreciate everyone's help in my prior identification. This is a group of items that I recently purchased for my own collection. The lot consists of:

1) A post WW2 miniature chain consisting of an Eastern Front medal, War Merit Second with swords, War Merit First with Swords, Iron Cross Second (1939), black wound badge, Infantry Assault Badge, Kurland shield, Demjask shield.

2) Two stickpins--both post War--32nd Infantry Division and 122nd Infantry Division 

3) Copy of Greif Rundbrief-December 1975--for veterans of the 122nd Infantry Division 

4) Photocopy of an image of four German soldiers with text on the reverse.

 

I have little faith that I can identify this fellow but would be incredibly grateful for any opinions that folks could offer to us. 

 

 

Happy New Year to everyone and thanks in advance for any help in solving this mystery!

[fischer]

Hello

 

I do like the 57 Mini-chain group...sorry I cannot help with the photo.

 

Here is one of my 57 mini-chains.

 

Best Regards, fischer

[Wyomingguy]

they are really wonderful and tell quite a story!!! thanks for sharing 

 

[BlackcowboyBS]

Well I guess it will be close to impossible to identify any of these soldiers on your photo, the text itself reads as following:

"Shortly after arrival at the old unit, this photo has been taken. It shows the rest of the regiments staff after the evacuation of the "Finger-Emplacement" the night before.

Photo K. Küster"

This regiment was part of the battle of Narva in 1944 more to be found here: Battle for Narva Bridgehead 

Maybe it helps a little bit.

[Wyomingguy]

thats a great help!!!! thank you so much!!!!!

 

Peter