SS-Wehrgeologen?

[Mikedc]

Dr. Karl Heinzelmann.

Born on 8-4-1911 at Kirchheim/Teck.


Does someone also has his SS-number??? And maybe some other info???
Also looking for SS-numbers from Fritz Wachsmuth(and DoB if possible), Wolfgang Diezemann(and DoB if possible)and Hans Robitsch(and DoB if possible).


Thanks,
Mike

[Phil Nix]

The only ones I could find in any Dal as follows
Dr Rolf Höhne Born 26.9.08 Party nr 680099 SS Nr 8820 Usf 24.12.35 Osf 9.11.36 Obsbf and Obsbf der Reserve 1.4.41 Stab RFSS 1938 with 7 SS Div 1944 with RHSA Oct 1944. Awarded the War Service Cross with Swords 1st Class
From Waffen SS DAL July 1944;#
Dr Wolfgang Diezemann SS Nr 106871 Born 17.6.1910 Hsf der Reserve 1.9.42
Hans Koeller SS Nr 167559 Born 8.5.1914 Hsf der R 30.1.44
Phil Nix

[Phil Nix]

Found another one in SS Personalveranderungsblatt 9.11.44 OttoJoos SS Nr 268312 Hsf der Res 9.11.44
Phil Nix

[WAR LORD]

I have some pictures of this unit. One member came from Rumania, George ROCH. I had his weher pass and Soldbuck. He was my fathers gardener.

[Mikedc]

And I have found this in my files.

Dr. Otto Joos.
Born on 15-6-1909 in Ulm.


Mike

[waffen-IDF]

SS:401377 Hsf.d.res:9.11.44

[BB-WA]

Name queries and possible family link

[1] - Both have the same DoB are they the same person?

Ustuf. Dr.Siegfried "Blattner" - * 10.02.1910, in Paris - OR - Ustuf Dr. Siegfried "Blattmann" SS# 451 424 - * 10.02.1910
I think these names refer to the same person but which is the correct spelling?

[2] - The names Hstuf. Dr. Fritz "Wasmuth" and Dr. Fritz "Wachsmuth" were originally posted in this thread (on 27 Sep 2005, 10:37) by c.g., I think they refer to the same person apart from the spelling.

"Dr. Fritz Wachsmuth" was Kdr. 2. Kompanie / SS-Wehrgeologen - in Pasubio, Italy

I have since found two other similar name references that also served in the SS-Wehrgeologen -
01.04.1943. - in Ternowaja, 3. SS-Wehrgeologen-Kompanie (Ostuf "Wasmuth") - no other info supplied - (where is Ternowaja, and units serving there?)
and
Friedrich "Waßmuth" SS# 424 190, * 16.06.1897, in Brno (Brünn) - 00.06.42 Ustuf.. i. Wehrgeol.Btl SS., 00.11.44, Hstuf. i. II SS Panzer Korps, (Moore new) with the II. Zug in the SS-T-Div. added to the water supply to ensure the area for the Division. (Vopersal, SKK IIIa p. 262)

Are they all the same person and which spelling is correct?

[3] - Any relation?
Kdr. 1. Kompanie / SS-Wehrgeologen - in Ala, Italy (15.09.1944 - 02.05.1945)
SS-Obersturmführer. Dr. Karl Heinzelmann SS# 401 377 - (Ostuf 00.00.00, Hstuf.d.R. 01.09.42) - * 08.04.1911, Kirchheim / Teck
I also found a reference to
Kdr. 3. Kompanie / SS-Wehrgeologen - Kp.Fw. Franz Petersen, Erich Klinger -
SS-Hauptsturmführer. Rupprecht Heinzelmann SS# 353 075 - (Ostuf 00.00.00, Hstuf. 21.06.43) - * 15.08.1917.
(This unit supposedly arriving in Italy 14.05.1945? Should this date be 14.05.1944 as Italy surrendered on 02.05.1945?)

What does "Kp.Fw." mean

Any other info if available more than welcome

Regards
Brian

[BB-WA]

Is there any bio information on SS-Hstuf. Dr. (Erich?) Marquardt - Bataillonsadjutant, SS-Wehrgeologen-Bataillon.

I have found he was Bataillonsadjutant, SS-Wehrgeologen in France (possibly before) and during the Bataillon's withdrawl up through Belgium to Hengelo in the Netherlands for re-fitting before transferring to Italy. When the Bataillon went to Italy 15.09.1944, he appears to be at some stage Kdr. SS-Wehrgeologen-Abt (mot)-500. Marquardt signed a Wehrpass just before Italy's surrender as "SS-Hauptsturmführer. u. Abt.Führer".

SS-Ostubaf. Dr. Rolf Höhne is listed as Kdr. from 15.09.1944 - (no end date). So did Höhne transfer back to the SS-FHA, (where he was zug. 01.10.1942. - 00.05.1945, Leiter, Abt. I g, Kommandostab W-SS, SS-FHA), or was Marquardt just (i.V.)?

According to this Wehrpass the name change to "SS-Wehrgeologen-Abt (mot)-500" occurred on 14/15.09.1944 when it transferred to Italy
Ref for Wehrpass: - http://img406.imageshack.us/i/geoos5.jpg/

Any replies welcome
Brian

[500mot]

Hello,
the picture you (Brian) added as a reference, is from the Wehrpass of my grandfather.
I uploaded it in a german Wehrmachts Forum.
If it is usefull for you, i could upload other pictures from this Wehrpass.

Greets,
500mot

[Marcus]

500mot, I'm sure many here would be interested in seeing more photos from the wehrpass, thanks.

/Marcus

[500mot]

Here are two other pics from the Wehrpass of my grandfather.
I hope you can give me some information, where he was, etc...

Thanks

Greets,
500mot

[500mot]

I also got two medals of him:

Winterschlacht im Osten Medaille
and
Krimschild

Greets,
500mot

[BB-WA]

Hi 500mot

As Marcus said

500mot, I'm sure many here would be interested in seeing more photos from the wehrpass, thanks.

Thanks for posting the additional pages. Maybe some of our more knowledgeable members could post a translation on the information provided.

Regards
Brian

[BB-WA]

Its been a while since this topic has resurfaced I wonder if anyone can help with my unanswered questions above.

The names were from several sources with very similar information for the persons I inquired about (eg. same DoB, orsame unit, or same university attended). As we know sometimes the names are misspelt where we find the information from and this causes confusion.

Thanks for any help
Brian

[500mot]

Here the translation:
1st picture

entlassen am = released on 1st may 1945
als = as SS-Rottenführer
von = from SS-Wehrgeologen Replacement companie Hamburg-LA 2
Ranglistennummer = rankingnumber 1202

signed by Hauptsturmführer Marquardt Wehrgeologen unit 500 (mot)

Unfortunately i cant read everything on the second picture, i think that would be the most interesting part.