Knight's Cross Holders Identification

[AlifRafikKhan]

Hello, new in my collection! Is the man left later General Helmut Thumm? Kind regards
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At right is Generalleutnant Erwin Engelbrecht

[GWorldmann]

@44 - Id: Wilhelm Schmalz


@45 Id: Werner Ostendorff & Heinz Harmel (left)

[ttvon]

@45 Ostendorff,Werner

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[GWorldmann]

DER ADLER NUMBER 23. BERLIN, NOVEMBER 18th, 1941
Oberfeldwebel Schlund, radio operator in a bomber wing, has hitherto taken part in two hundred raids and successfully fought off thirteen attacks by enemy figther planes, among other achievements. He was the first radio operator of the German Air Corps to receive the Knighthood Cross of the Iron Cross. Sufficient reacon in all conscience to celebrate such a red-letter day with goose step and the blare of trumpets.
who this Oberfeldwebel Schlund?

Id: Franz Schlund, radio operator from the crew
of Swords holder Joachim Helbig

Id: Franz Schlund & Friedrich-Karl Knust

@86

[Someone from Kharkov]

Franz Schlund, radio operator from the crew of Swords holder Joachim Helbig.

[GWorldmann]

Ritterkreuzträger J.Jakwert and who general?

@33 - Id: Generalleutnant Siegmund Freiherr von Schleinitz

who this?

@34 - Id: Adam Ebner

Göring and who?

@35 - Id: Hans Jeschonnek


@36 - Id: Herbert Bauer

Condecoration of two soldiers of the III. (germanic) SS-Panzerkorps with the Iron cross 1. class. The company commander raises a toast with champagne. Eastern front, September 1944 who left?

@37 - Id: Helmuth Scholz with KC and Stefan Strapatin next to him

[Andrey]

Hi,

@33 is Generalleutnant Siegmund Freiherr von Schleinitz.

Andrey.

[GWorldmann]

page 1175 pic @82a this Georg "Geo" Müller
other foto

[Daniel J]

@34 on this page (1181) Adam Ebner.

/ Daniel J

[bake]

unknown

[bake]

+ I.D. Eichenlaubträger

[gunter83]

37 Helmuth Scholz with KC and Stefan Strapatin next to him

[ttvon]

@35 Jeschonnek,Hans

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[GWorldmann]

@55


@56 - Id: Generaloberst Alfred Keller arriving to the UK as a POW

[Andrey]

Hi,

Who is this RKT in Prag?
Thanks,

Andrey.