Request for Identification of SS-officers

[ttvon]

Hi,
Thank you!

Who is the SS-Sturmbannführer behind Hitler on 1 10 1943?


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[ttvon]

Hi,
Who is the SS officer with Richard Schulze Kossens at Wolfsschanze in Summer 1944?
Thank you!

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[ttvon]

Hi,
I find a book called "Atlantikwall 1942-44 Bollwerk des Reiches".
Who is the SS-Sturmbannführer between Albert Speer and Sepp Dietrich?

Thank you!

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[ttvon]

Hi,
Thank you!

Who is the SS-Sturmbannführer behind Hitler on 1 10 1943?


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Hi,
There is a new finding of this Unknow SS-Sturmbannführer.
From BPK

ttvon

[David Thompson]

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[ttvon]

Hi,
I have listed the source. Did not you see it?
It is from BPK

ttvon

[history1]

Hi,
I have listed the source. Did not you see it?
It is from BPK
ttvon

"The required information depends on the source of the photograph. From websites: The URL to the specific page where the photograph was found."

Don´t you see it?

[von thoma]

Who is the SS-Sturmbannführer between Albert Speer and Sepp Dietrich?

Maybe....could be Hubert Meyer.

H.Meyer.jpg (53.95 KiB) Viewed 2090 times

[ttvon]

Who is the SS-Sturmbannführer between Albert Speer and Sepp Dietrich?

Maybe....could be Hubert Meyer.

H.Meyer.jpg

Hi,
They have the same epaulet with sign of "SS 12 Div". Even they have the same orders,EK 1 and Bulgarian Military Order for Bravery in War（below EK 1）.

ttvon

[Ian Hulley]

They have the same epaulet with sign of "SS 12 Div"

I would be fascinated to know what you think identifies these men as being from the 'Hitlerjugend' Division on a shoulder strap ?

Ian

[ttvon]

Hi,
Sorry, I am wrong. But we can see something on his shoulder strap clear. As far as I know, the pic is taken in 1942.

ttvon

[Ian Hulley]

What you see is the strap cypher for the 'Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler' (LAH)... the 1st SS Division NOT the 12th SS Panzer Division 'Hitlerjugend' (HJ). You will also see the 'Adolf Hitler' cufftitle on the SS-Sturmbannführer in von Thoma's post.

The cadre of officers and NCOs for the 'HJ' regiments transferred from the 'LAH' in 1943, amongst them celebrities such as Fritz Witt (Division commander), Kurt Meyer (SS Panzer Grenadier Regiment 25), Max Wünsche (SS Panzer Regiment 12), Gerd Bremer (SS Panzer Aufklärungs Abteilung 12), Willhelm Möhnke (SS Panzer Grenadier Regiment 26) and Hubert Meyer (Divisional Chief of Staff).

As the 'HJ' had no specific insignia of it's own this cadre carried with them their former insignia. Later the 'HJ' was allocated it's own cufftitle but these were not issued widely and instead were held back and given as an award complete with document. I'm sure there were examples of unofficial '12' cyphers being added to Divisional unit shoulder straps.

Hope this helps, Ian.

[FMG]

SS-Stubaf. Hans-Joachim Schiller, Div.Ajd. LSSAH ?

Frank

[pim]

I agree it's Schiller too. Definately NOT Hubert Meyer.

[ttvon]

Hi
It is SS-Stubaf. Hans-Joachim Schiller indeed.
Thank you very much!
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 8&t=110728

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