SS-Hstuf. Grams

[Jan-Hendrik]

As far as I know he was BtlKdr in the SS-Panzerbrigade Westfalen in 1945 .

And sorrowly that all I have about him ...

Anyone with more info about this BtlKdr. ?

Jan-Hendrik

[Phil Nix]

It could be Ruprecht Grams graduated from Tölz 1938 with 2. Totenkopfstandarte Brandenburg 1938 Party-Nr. 4137.094, SS-Nr. 150.930. Born 16.11.1914. SS-Ustuf. 09.11.38
Phil Nix

[TH Albright]

More on Grams...
SS-VT DEUTSCHLAND 1934-38 prior to JSBT
SS-TV Brandenburg 1938-39 Signals Officer
SS-Nachr E Btl "N" 1940
SS-Totenkopfdivision 1940-43
SS-Nachr-AuE-Rgt. 1943
17. SS-Pz.Gren.Div. "GvB" 1943-44 SS-PzAA KD
SS-Pz-AuE-Rgt. 1944
SS Regiment "Holzer" 1944-45

awarded EK II and EK I

[Jan-Hendrik]

Tahn it is "this" Grams 8)

Many thanks for the information , dear gentlemen !

Jan-Hendrik

[Jan-Hendrik]

By the way , what is meant with SS-PzAA KD , questioned is the "KD" ?

Jan-Hendrik

[John P. Moore]

The man in question is Ruprecht Grams, who actually went by the name of Peter Grams. He was a signal officer in the Panzerjäger and Panzer units of the Totenkopf Division and was badly wounded in the face at Mortain in August 1944 as commander of the Aufklärungs Abteilung "Götz von Berlichingen". More details about him can be found in my publication, "Nachrichtenoffiziere der Waffen-SS". Below is a photo of Grams on the right, myself and Fritz Schütter from October 1990 during a meeting in the home of Paul Steinecke in Bielefeld.

John

[Jan-Hendrik]

Nice picture , dear John

Jan-Hendrik

[Balsi]

Grams was also in the SS-Nachrichten-Sturmbann....

and

[Jan-Hendrik]

Thank you

Jan-Hendrik