Mystery Maybachs
Mystery Maybachs
Hello all,
A recent post by PiretBCN, concerning car types used by prominent Nazis, raised the subject of Maybach cars. I am hoping that somebody can identify the occupants of these examples. I realise that there is not a lot to go on, but perhaps somebody has seen other views of the same vehicles in use?
Thanks in anticipation,
Kerry.
A recent post by PiretBCN, concerning car types used by prominent Nazis, raised the subject of Maybach cars. I am hoping that somebody can identify the occupants of these examples. I realise that there is not a lot to go on, but perhaps somebody has seen other views of the same vehicles in use?
Thanks in anticipation,
Kerry.
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I will take a wild swing and say number 2 is Kurt Daluege sitting in front passenger of Pol 1. I wonder if the SS and polizei section could help Verify ID?
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number 1 is Julius Dorpmüller pretty sure German Railways.
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kerryboo wrote:Hello all,
A recent post by PiretBCN, concerning car types used by prominent Nazis, raised the subject of Maybach cars. I am hoping that somebody can identify the occupants of these examples. I realise that there is not a lot to go on, but perhaps somebody has seen other views of the same vehicles in use?
Thanks in anticipation,
Kerry.
Kerry here is Pol 1 at a different occasion.
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi ... olizei.jpg
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Hi shamirnewell,
Thank you for input, I have updated my archive entries.
It is interesting to note the different cars on which the Pol-1 registration was fixed. It makes sense for it to been the car of the top man in the Police, or his official representative, so a "personalised registration".
Thanks again,
Kerry.
Thank you for input, I have updated my archive entries.
It is interesting to note the different cars on which the Pol-1 registration was fixed. It makes sense for it to been the car of the top man in the Police, or his official representative, so a "personalised registration".
Thanks again,
Kerry.
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Wilhelm Frick Interior Minister is the passenger in 3 shots thin man shaking hands in leather coat. These were in Sudetenland.
In your original picture he might be rear passenger. Although I get the feeling that main passenger is Daluege. He was a big guy in stature.
In your original picture he might be rear passenger. Although I get the feeling that main passenger is Daluege. He was a big guy in stature.
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The Maybach SW 38 Erdmann & Rossi Transformations-Cabriolet from Generaloberst Eduard Dietl.
The Picture shows the car in Finnland 1942.
The Picture shows the car in Finnland 1942.
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Thank you for those pictures. A huge car, and a rather elegant body for a Maybach. Btw, in 1936 Erdmann&Rossi built a very similar body on a Rolls-Royce chassis for Mr. Curt Elschner, the owner of the "Excelsior", the biggest hotel in Berlin.
GFM von Blomberg also had a Maybach Zeppelin.