Photo Wk I Group Photo Officers 7. Inf. Regiment 1932/33 Königsberg K1.35 for Sale

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Photo Wk I Group Photo Officers 7. Inf. Regiment 1932/33 Königsberg K1.35 For Sale

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Photo Wk I Group Photo Officers 7. Inf. Regiment 1932/33 Königsberg K1.35:
$43.14

Photo Wk I Group Photo Officers 7. Inf. Regiment 1932/33 Königsberg K1.35The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

The photos come from the estate of Friedrich von Schellwitz, b. August 10, 1893 in Brieg Brzeg, Silesia. After military training, he joined the Imperial Army (Grenadier Regiment) as a lieutenant in 1914. After the 1st WK Reichswehr as commander, 1. Battalion of the Infantry Regiment 9, 1937 lieutenant colonel, 1940 colonel. From January 1943 commander on the Eastern Front, then from January 1944 authorized general of the German Wehrmacht in Italy, January 1945 commander of the 305th Infantry Division, in American captivity from April 1945. He was released in 1947 and died in Wallgau, Bavaria, in 1978.

This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed.
Dimensions approx. 11x16cm

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The photos come from the estate of Friedrich von Schellwitz, b. August 10, 1893 in Brieg Brzeg, Silesia. After military training, he joined the Imperial Army (Grenadier Regiment) as a lieutenant in 1914. After the 1st WK Reichswehr as commander, 1. Battalion of the Infantry Regiment 9, 1937 lieutenant colonel, 1940 colonel. From January 1943 commander on the Eastern Front, then from January 1944 authorized general of the German Wehrmacht in Italy, January 1945 commander of the 305th Infantry Division, in American captivity from April 1945. He was released in 1947 and died in Wallgau, Bavaria, in 1978. This is a 100% original photo, authenticity guaranteed. Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. We are constantly looking for household clearances, collections and estates.