Request for Identification of Generals and Admirals

[Andrey]

Help with ID!
Who is this Heer general?
Place: Stalag XVIIB, Krems-Gneixendorf, Niederösterreich.
Thanks,

Andrey,

[miocid]

I do NOT think that pic a3 on page 441 be Erwim Jolasse : 1.- Jolasse was awarded the rk as an Oberst and that general is not bearing it. 2.-His features do not resemble Jolasse´s.
Cheers

[Elwyn W]

With Hindenburg were - in the enlarged pictures - from top to bottom:

Kurt Schreiber as Chef P2 HPA (his next job was Kdt. v. Berlin but after Haase and von Hammerstein-Equord were gone)
Kurt Frhr. v. Hammerstein-Equord as Chef des Stabes 3. Div., Berlin
Otto Haase PLM as Kdr. 3. Div., Berlin
Behind was Oskar von Hindenburg
The field officer was likely an "Oberst Schreiber" according to the caption of an Osprey publication, not exactly a trustworthy, definitive source. But he was the Kdr. of Wachregiment Berlin, as you can see him later with Wolfgang Fleck and Wilhelm Heye. His identification as "Schreiber" could have come from being mixed up with Kurt Schreiber.


Here's Schreiber as Generalluftschutzführer in healthier days with von Roques, looking a lot better than he was with Ludwig Wolff as Kdr. Luftgau XI, Hannover


Cheers
Elwyn

[Elwyn W]

Any Id ?

thank you

Fakatona's general was Kurt von der Chevallerie


Cheers
Elwyn

[Elwyn W]

Hello,
Help me with this PLM-holder Heer Generalleutnant(?) in Paris 1940.
Source on photo.
Thanks,

Andrey.

Hi Andrey!

I think your General could be Otto Teschner. Note:

- Als so genannten Tanneberg-General wurden ihm am 27. August 1939 die Charakter als Generalleutnant verliehen.
- Am 27. Juni 1940 wurde er dann zum Kommandeur der Kriegsgefangenen beim Militärbefehlshaber Frankreich ernannt.

Another poor photo...



Cheers.

Well done on Teschner. You can see from Andrey's pic that he had his left arm missing. As evidenced here of Teschner in WW1

Cheers
Elwyn

[Glenn2438]

But he was the Kmdr of Berlin Wachregiments, as you can see him later with Wolfgang Fleck and Wilhelm Heye. His identification as "Schreiber" could have come from being mixed up with Kurt Schreiber.

Unlikely: had to be a protestant noble with a Johanniter. Must be the then Oberstleutnant Karl v. Tiedemann, commanding the Kommando der Wachtruppe.

Regards
Glenn

[LaSi69]

Elwyn,
Foto with Hindenburg third from left you mean Otto Hasse wearing PLM as Kdr. 3. Div., Berlin.

Lado

[Elwyn W]

Wish my data base was 100% relational. I did have these that I had filed under v Tiedemann already. Just that v Tiedemann's more readily available pictures had him looking much older and I never made the connection.

And yes, I meant v Haase

Cheers
Elwyn

[Elwyn W]

002 on PP 444 was Kreysing


Cheers
Elwyn

[HanSStill]

Hello friends!

Is it [Dr. rer. pol.] Karl Spalcke?

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Other photo: similary? (Reichswehr)

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It is autumn maneuvers of the 1. Division in East Prussia:
''September 5, 1927: Cross the Alle river near Stolzenfeld''
1 Reiter-Regiment proceed the pontoon bridge w/hourses.
And at the head of column — Oberleutnant Karl Spalcke?

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l a r g e :

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''Rangliste des Deutschen Reichsheeres''
(He had E.K.I and silber wound-badge)

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[fakatona]

Hi Guys! any id?
thank you

[John Toner]

I believe it is Paul Danhauser.

John

[fakatona]

Dear Colleagues!
Is it possible to identify the generals in this photo beside President Hindenburg?

Hi Elwyn

He is Hammerstein but another pic doesnt look like him for me

[HanSStill]

He is Hammerstein but another pic doesnt look like him for me

H e l l o ,
оn your last picture is Kurt von Schleicher!

(20. September 1932, Reichswehrmanöver bei Frankfurt an der Oder)

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Hans.

[fakatona]

Hi Hans

The pic came from my collection album and was really original underwrote he is Hammerstein ... so me it's very disappointed .thank you Hans for uploaded this info.Sorry Elwyn so my man it's von Schleicher... ):