Request for Identification of Generals and Admirals

[Nicolas7507]

Who is this General please?

[graveland]

Who is this General please?

Alexander von Pfuhlstein & Karl von Graffen

[GWorldmann]

@22 - Id: General der Infanterie z.V Siegfried Haenicke


Name of this general?

Id: General Tschoeltsch and General Schulz

@23

[Andrey]

Hi,

Photo @22 is General der Infanterie z.V Siegfried Haenicke.

Andrey.

[GWorldmann]

@77 - Id: Generalmajor Günther Freiherr von Uslar-Gleichen


@78 - Id: Richard Ruoff

[askropp]

@23: It's there for everyone to read! General Tschoeltsch and General Schulz.

[LaSi69]

@78 - Richard RUOFF
Lado

[miocid]

@23: It's there for everyone to read! General Tschoeltsch and General Schulz.

Could you be more precise, please?
I don´t see any of those generals on last page.

[askropp]

#11458
Well, I don't see them either, because the generals are holding their saluting arms just in front of their faces! But I assume the person who signed the photo knew what he was talking about. Maybe you could help us and identify which Schulz it is?

Regards,
Albert

[GWorldmann]

Georg von Küchler (left) and who?

@50 - Id: Generalleutnant Baptist Kniess & von Küchler

[AlifRafikKhan]

@50 Looks like Generalleutnant Baptist Kniess as commander of 215. Infanterie-Division, with his commanding officer Generaloberst Georg von Küchler (Oberbefehlshaber 18. Armee)

[GWorldmann]

#11458
Well, I don't see them either, because the generals are holding their saluting arms just in front of their faces! But I assume the person who signed the photo knew what he was talking about. Maybe you could help us and identify which Schulz it is?

Regards,
Albert

Julius Schulz

[askropp]

I thought so, but the trouble is ... Schulz spent the majority of the war in Finland. When he became Inspekteur des Erziehungs- und Ausbildungswesens der Luftwaffe, he was indeed Tschoeltsch's superior for a few weeks. But if the dates in Hildebrand are correct, the
Hitlergruß was already used during this time.

[luftk]

Unknown General with Finnish Order

[harmel]

It is Schmundt!
Harmel