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to 0100010 SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE EVALUATION AND DISSEMINATION SECTION USA.CGSCi ^COUNTER INTELLIGENCE SUB-DIVISIONJ ACCESSIOr- PO R£G!STR GERMAN MEDALS AND DECORATIONS E.D.S/G/7 11 i COMPILED BY MIRS (LONDON 8RANCH) • POBEV0 R D This manual, which is designed primarily for the use of intelli­ gence personnel of U.S. and British armies, nas prepared by the MILITARY INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH SB3TION, London Branch, for the SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ATJiTJSD E3£FSDITIONARY FORCE. Requests for additional oopies of this publication should be made through channels to the EVALUATIONfcAND DCSSEMINATIC^f SECTION, G-2 (Counter- Intelligence Sub-division), REAR ECHELON, SHAEF, Comments, including oor­ rections of factual detail, should be transmitted promptly and may be addressed directly to the MILITARY IIOTLUGENCE RESEARCH SECTION, 1*0 Park Gate, London, S.W.7. I. TABLE OF CONTSi-JTS B*rt 1. Pago Section A. GEUT5KAL COMBAT I. IEOI1 CROSS (Ei»«rnas:'Kr«uz) 1. Iron Cross of 1613. 2. Iron Cross of 1870. 3. Iron Cross of 1914. k* Iron Cross of 1939. II. V2AR 23EVID3 OF MERIT CROSS (lvrio-svordi«nstkrwuz)( III. THE MOUND BADGS (lta.s Verwondetenabzaiehon) , IV. ORDER OP THE (HHi:^ CEDSS (Kriegsorden dec Duutschon Kreuzes) V. THE I-I0I'';0R-B0LL 13ADGE (Die 3hrenbla.tt-3pange), VI. BSA.VEEY ^ D SERVICE OF MERIT BADGE FOR EASTEHN VOLUIITEERS (Tapfor::aits* mid Verdienstauszeichnung fiir yjigebBrigt: dar 0»tvflH:er) Section B. ASSAULT I . INPAN'CRY ASSi'iULtT BADGE (lnf3Lnt«ri«-Sturma.bzfiloja«n).... 8 II. TANK ASSAULT BADGE' (Psuizerkampfabzaichon) 8 III . ASSAULT BADGE (GENERAL) (Stuna*.bz©ichen (Allsc::i«inos)) 9 IV. OPECI/LL INSIGNIA FOR TIE SINGLE-HANDED DESTRUCTIOIi OF TANTCS ETC. (Sonderabz^ichen fttr das LTiedorld4inpf«n von Panzerka.-npfvja.gcn usw. oiirch_ Eiiiz«lkJLapfer) 10 V. CLOSE-CO^EAT BADGE (Nahkampfapanse)..... IX) VI. ARMY ANTIAIRCRAFT BADGE (Kecr«s-Flak-*i.bzeich«n n Section C. CAKP4-I<iAr DECORATIONS I. SPANISH CHOSS (Spanien-Kruuz) 12 II . AUSTPvIAJf COMMEMORATION MEDAL (Kedallle llririnorung an disn 13 iffl-rz 1938) 12 RESTRICTED II. III . SUDJiJTilN COl'foH&CIUTIDN MSBaL (iJedaillc aur Krimiorung an d«n 1 Oktobar 193& j 12 IV. M£H£L GO.i.2E2vDRAT3D)i MKDAI* (Modaillo zur Srimiurung an di« Hoiukehr d«s Manrellandos) X3 V. DANZIG GROSS (Danzigor Kr«uz; 13 VIw NARVIK SHIELD (llarvikcciiild) 13 VII. CKfcTE AEMBAin) (lnn«lband Kr«tai) 13 VIII. CIDLK SHIELD (Cholmachild). 14 El. KASTEEK PliONT JGIlaL (Ostn:od^.illo) 34 X. CHIim SHIELD (KrlTischild ) 15 XI. DEMJANSK SHIELD (Demo&nskschild) 13 XII. KUBAN SHriLD (Kubanschild) 15 XIII. GUEEILlA-WAia'AEE MKDiiL (Bamd(Mik;«npf-Abseichen) 16 XIV, Ai'RIGA AEMBAND (Irrcclbcnd Afrilca^ 16 XV. GERMAN-1IALIAJI COiMMKyOEATIDN MCDAL Itali^nische Erimienuigsniedaille} 17 Section D. XAZI PARTY DECORA.TIQNS I . NATIONAX SaCIALIST ORDE KOF BLOOD OP 9 NOY£MBiP 1923 (Natioii&l-Sozialistisches Blutorden von: 9 Novcmbcr 1923) lb II . INSIGNIA OF HONOR FOR THE PIHST 100,COO MEMBERS (Shrenzeichen ftir Mitgli«dsr un­ t« r l^UEcuer 100 000y 18 III . COBURG BADGE (Coburgcr-Abzcichen) 18 IV. NijRNEERG PiJJTY CONVENTION BADG EOF 192S (Ntinibcrgor Parteit&gsabzGichcn von 1929) 19 V. BADG- KOF THE Sil-COWIS.TIOII AT BRAUNSCHWEIG OF 1931 (Abseichen von 3*i-£reffoi: BrJ.uiisch-A'-jig 1931) 19 HESTRICTJ5D in, GOLD HITLER-YOUTH MDGE (Goldenes ILJ-Abzeiqhcn) 19 VII. NAZI PARTY S3HVIC3 BADGES (NSHJPDien3t^i3 zeichnungsn).. ; 19 VIII. DISTRICT IN'SIGXIA. OF HONOR OF THE NAZI (Gau-I2ircnzcichcn der NSDAP) < 20 Section E. MISCELLANEOUS DECORATIONS I . MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS' BADG-E OP MERIT 21 II . MARKM\KSE3P AWARDS (Schlitzcnkuszaichnungon) 21 III . LONGEVITY MEDALS (^ienst&uszeichnungon)... 22 IV. SOCIAL SERVICE EuiLG-E (iSlir«nz*ich«n flir doutsche Volkspflags) • 23 V. GERLiUJ DLTOISS-v&LL i'EDAL (Dcutsches SchutzvAll-Ehrenzoichon) •• • 24 VT. AIR-DSPENSS iJBrtvL (Luftscftut z-Ehrcnzeichen^ 24 VII. A1AAKDS FOR LIF'ti-SAVINCJ (B®lohnvmg von 1* Lif0-Sa.ving Hod^L \vitli Ribbon (Rottungs­ ]L«da.illo din 3and«) 25 2# Comnieiiiorfc.tion Medal for Rescuo from Dsuigor (Erinnerungsm«di.ill« f\ir Rettung aus Gsi'aJir)...... 25 3. Public Citation ({Jffantlich© Bslobigung) 25 VIII. GERMAN EAG-LE ORDER Oi1 KSRIT (Vardianst­ orden vo:n D«utcch©n Adlor) 25 IX. CROSS OP HONOR OF TIES WORLD WAR (iShrenkreuz des W*ltkri©g«s) 26 X. SPORTS BADGES OF HONOR (Sport«hr«nzuich<m) ^. 1. SA-MilitAry B^dg« (SA-v/€lirabzeiclion) 27 2. German Reich Sports I3adg« (Deutsche* R«ichssportabz«ich«n) 27 RESTRICTED IV. 3. German Olynpia. Awards (Deutsche Ol^inpia- Auszeichnungen) 27 4. German 13Dtor Sports Badge (Deutsches Liotorsportabzeichen) • • 28 % German Horseman's Badge (DGutsch.es Reitera.bz<sichen) 28 6. Hitler-Youth Proficiency Badge ) • 28 7» Goman-Youth Proficiency Bridge (DJ-Lci3tim.gsa.b2©icli<m} »...••• -.. 28 8# Hitler-Youth Leader Sports Badge (HJ-Fttlir«raportabzoich®n) * 28 9. G«rman-Girls-Socioty Proficio-ncy Bc (BDII-Leistungsabzeichen) » 28 10, Hitler-Youth Bi*.dg« for Sharpshooters (HJ-Schi«ssauszeichnung fttr Sch&rfschtitzsn) • 28 11* Hitler-Youth Badge for Riflemen (HJ-Scl^ess^.usz«iichnung fftr Schutzen) • 28 XI. RE3DH IABOR SS53/IC3 BADGES 0? (R-iD-DicnstauazGiclmungffin) ..-.„ 29 XII. POLICE SEB/ICE BADGES GP MERIT 29 XIII. CUSTOM SERVICE BADGE 0V HONOR ( Zollgrcnzachut z-Ehranzc ichen) •• 29 ICIV. FIREMEN'S BADGE OF HONOR (Fcuenvcihr-Ehrcnzc ichor.) 30 XV. MINERS' BADGE-QF HONOR (Grubaiv.vehr-Iilhrenzeicheny • 30 XVI. FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDALS (Treudienst-Iihrenzcichcri) 30 XVII. GERMAN ^ATIONA.L FRIZI5 FOR ART AND SCIENCE (-Jeuiischar Mitionalprois ftir Kunsc und Wissenschai't).. „ 30 V. XVTII. DR. rari'Z TOUT PRIZE (Br.Prit z-^odt-Prois) 30 XIX. GERMAN MDTHERS1 CROSS OF HONOR (Ehrenkrouz dcr dcutschen Mutter).. 31 Section P. MEDALS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST I . MEDALS OF THS PRE-WORLD WAR AND WORLD \&R PERIOD. 1. Blucher Star (31uch«rstern} 32 2. Pour L« l.:orit« ...• 32 3 . House Ordsr of Hohcsnzollcrn (lia-usordcn von Hohenzollarn) • 32 4 . Ordor of tlie Crov/n (Kronenordan) 35 5. Order of th« Rad Sa.gl« (Rotor-Adlcr-Orden) 33 6. Militstry Service of ilorit Cross (MilitSLrverdianstkrouz) • 33 7. R«d Cross Modal (Rote-Krauz-Jfod&ille) 33 8. Cross of Morit for Aid in the War Effort (Verdienstkreuz fttr KriogshilfQ) 34 II . DECCRATICITS OP THE BALTIC iuTD SILSSIAN CAMPAIGNS OP 1919/20 1. Baltic Cross (Baltonl:reuz) 3k­ 2. Silesifiji Badge of Msrit (Schlesisches Bavrfthrungsabzeichan; *.. 34 3 . Rolaaid of Bremen (Br«m«r Roland) 3k III . DTDIVTDUAL STATE DBCCEATICNS. 1. PRUSSIA a) Contannial Uodal (Cent•nan.iodaillo) 35 RESTRICTED VI. b) Prussian Military Service Badges (Preussische Dicnstau£Z«ichnung©n) 35 c) Prussian Militia Badge (Preussische Landw«hr3LUszcichnung) 35 2. a) 3.2Llitary Order of St. Keinrich (Milit&r-St* -Heinrichs-Ord«n) 35 b) Corcmnder's Cross (Koianiandeurkrauz) 35 c) Friodrich August 2«I&dal (Friedrich-August-Medaillo) 35 d) Bravory MedaJL of S (Siich-ische Tapfork«itsm9CULille} 35 3- BAVARIA a) Militar y Ord«r 1&LX Joseph ( ) 35 b) Military Medical Order (Militar-Sanitat s-Ord«n) 35 c) Bravory Modal in Gold and Silver (Gold«n« und Silbwrno Tapfarkfiitsracdaillc) 35 d) Military Service Badge* (Bayerische Di<matausz«ichniaig®n) 35 a; Military Servic® of Merit Cross (Militar-Verdicnstkreuz) 35 b) Military Service of M©rit Medal in Gold (Golden* Militax^-Verdienstmedaille) 36 c) Military Service Badges (Wirtt©nibergi3ch0 Dicnstauszciclmimgen; , 36 RESTRICTED VII. 5. BADKN &) Military Order of Kerit Karl Friedrich (MilitSLr-Karl-Priedrich-Verdi«in3tord«n) b) Service of Merit Lledal (Badische c) Military Service Badges (Badiache Ddenstauszeichnungen) 36 6. OTHERS a) Heasen Bravery Medal (Hessische T^pforkditstnedaille) 36 b) Mecklenburg-Schwerin Scrvica of 15srit Cross (Macklenburg-Schwerin Vordianstkraaiz) 36 c) Ip.ppe-D«tinold Service of Merit Cross (Lippa-Detniold-Verdienstkreuz) 36 d) Braunschweig Service of Merit Cross (BrsLunach'weigiscliess-Verdienstkrcjuz) 36 e) Oldenburg Priedrich August Cross (Oldenburger-FricBdrich-August-Krouz) • '. 37 f) Sachscn-£iiha.rt S^rviot of &crit Cross S ( ) 37 g) Hamburg H&nsa Cross ( ) 37 h.) Braiaen H&naa Cross (3rtsiner-Hfiaise«i.tCii-Krauz) • 37 i) Hibeck HansA Croac (Lub«clcer-Hanceii.tcii-KrQUz) 37 7* AUSTRIA a) liilitary Order Maria Theresia (llilitar-Marien-Th«resi9n-Ordei\/ „ .. 37 b) Bravery Medal (Tapferkaitsmadaille) 37 c) ConsnemDration Medal (Sriiinerungaacdaillc) 37 .BESTRICTED VIII. &} Military Service of Lorit Cross (iiilitJtr-Vordi©r.st-Kreuz) 37 o) Austrian Wound Badge (Oesterr<*ichischcs Vorviimdctanabsoichon) • 37 f) Karl Military Service of Murit Hodal ( l 37 g) Franz Joseph Bravory Uodal (Franz-Jo»«phHTapf arkeitsmod&illo) 37 h) Karl 3ravory Modal (Karl-T&pf arkeitamodailla ; 38 i) Franz Joseph Service of }<icrit Cross (Franz-Joseph Militftr-Vordisnstkrcuz) • •. 38 j) Karl Troop-Gross (Karl-Truppcn-Kreuz) • 38 8. M.T1Q11S ALLIED TO aEHMAKY IN a) Hungarian Gotan«i3DrAtion Hedal ( Erinnerungsraedjiillc) • b) Bulgarian Gonmfflaoration Medal (Bulgarisclio 3ri2inerungsmodaille) 38 c) Turkish Half-lfoon (Tferkiccher Halbinond) 38 Section a, SPJSLLL JJli rOHCK I. ViiR-iTjIGHTS BaR GEObT OF DDCOIL.TIDNS (Frontflugspan^n) 1. War-Flights Bar for I?ight«r Perscnnol e flir Jag*r) , 39 2, War-Flights 3ar for Bornbor Personnel (Fontflugspange ftir KL.iUpfflieger) • # 39 3. V/ar-Flights 3^r Heconnaissance Personnel (Frontflugspan^G fur xoifklarur) 40 4« War-Flights Bar for Transport Personnel ( Front flug spang© fur Transportfliogor } 40 IX. 5) ^ar-Flights 3ax for Ki^hWightttr Personnel (Front flugspange ftir ICaclit jager) 40 6) Pendant to 1/ar-Flights Bars in Gold (Anhlngur zur goldenen Frontf lugspange) 40 II . G-RCUUD C0I3AT BADGE OF THE AIR FOSCE (Erdkarapf abzcichen dor Luftwaffe) 41 III. SILVER OF H01I0R FOR DISTINGUISHED COLSAT ikCOOMPLIS-DdENTS (Ehranschale fttr hervorra^orid® Karapfleistungen) 42 IV. AIR FORCE AITCIAIRCRAF? BADGE (Kwapf abzdichon d«r Fladcart ill eric) 42 V. 0TIE2R iilR liORCE DE00BATI01© 1. Cup of Honor for Spscis.1 Aooomplishnonts in Air Warfare (jihrenpokaLL fftr b«sond«rc Leistung im Luftkriog) 4-3 2* Photograph of ^©"Reichsmai'schall'1 in a Silver Fr&iiia (D&s Bild des Horrn Reichsmarschall im Silberrahmen) 43 3.
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    1. Fallschirm Division Fallschirmjäger Regiment 3 Lehrbataillon 3 Kompanie

    I/FJR3 Unit Manual Version 1.0 1. Fallschirm Division Fallschirmjäger Regiment 3 Lehrbataillon 3 Kompanie Unit Manual I/FJR3 Unit Manual Version 2.0 2 Welcome to Fallschirmjäger Regiment 3! Willkommen! This Unit Manual has been designed to give you a mid-level view of FJR3, with historical background and all the information you need for starting re-enactment as a Fallschirmjäger. For a deeper view or for any questions you might have, just ask the German CO, your Unit CO, or your Fallschirmkameraden. Raison d’être The purpose of our Unit is to re-enact the experience of the Luftwaffe Paratrooper as it occurred during the Second World War. We do this through first-person interpretation at living history events, public battles, and tactical battles within the operational parameters of the Historical Re- enactment Society. Our aim is to entertain and educate, whilst we ourselves learn more about the recent past. We portray a unit from 3 Kompanie I Battalion (Lehrbatallion) Fallschirmjäger (Parachute) Regiment 3 (I/FJR3). Fallschirmjäger is usually translated as ‘Hunter from the Sky’. We chose to portray FJR3 as this Regiment fought against 2nd NZ Division on Crete, in Africa, and finally in Italy. FJR3 is absolutely NOT about politics, nor will we tolerate any individuals who wish to spread extremist views of any kind. Such persons will not be welcome in our Unit. Our members are students of history, and although we portray German Soldiers we are NOT Nazis. We wear the hakenkreutz (swastika) only because it was used throughout the Third Reich period (1933-1945) as a national symbol.
  • German Captured Documents Collection

    German Captured Documents Collection

    German Captured Documents Collection A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress Prepared by Allan Teichroew, Fred Bauman, Karen Stuart, and other Manuscript Division Staff with the assistance of David Morris and Alex Sorenson Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2011 Contact information: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/mss.contact Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Manuscript Division, 2011 Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms011148 Latest revision: 2012 October Collection Summary Title: German Captured Documents Collection Span Dates: 1766-1945 ID No.: MSS22160 Extent: 249,600 items ; 51 containers plus 3 oversize ; 20.5 linear feet ; 508 microfilm reels Language: Collection material in German with some English and French Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: German documents captured by American military forces after World War II consisting largely of Nazi Party materials, German government and military records, files of several German officials, and some quasi-governmental records. Much of the material is microfilm of originals returned to Germany. Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. People Wiedemann, Fritz, b. 1891. Fritz Wiedemann papers. Organizations Akademie für Deutsches Recht (Germany) Allgemeiner Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund. Deutsches Ausland-Institut. Eher-Verlag. Archiv. Germany. Auswärtiges Amt. Germany. Reichskanzlei. Germany. Reichsministerium für die Besetzten Ostgebiete. Germany. Reichsministerium für Rüstung und Kriegsproduktion. Germany. Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda.
  • Harry L Klimt Auction Flyer 11 X 17

    Harry L Klimt Auction Flyer 11 X 17

    Guns & World War II German Swastika Collectibles For Estate of Harry L. Klimt Location: Red Cedar Land Co. LLC - 1 Mile East of Roudabout on Hwys 50/281, St. John, Ks AAUUCCTerms: T CTash or CIhIeck wOOith valid NIND. No buyers premium. AUOrder ofC Sale: GeTrman CollIectiblOes, Am moN, Knives, German Banner, Guns Saturday, March 13th @ 11:00 a.m. (Doors Open for Viewing at 8:30 a.m.) Lunch provided by Wheatland Cafe. WW II GERMAN COLLECTIBLES (1) Nazi Officers Dress Dagger w/Scabbard E.&F. Horster Solingen (2) Nazi Red Cross Subordinate Hewer w/Scabbard & Frog (3) Luftwaffe Officers Dagger (2nd model) (4) Nazi Officers Dagger Knot Silver Cord (short model) (5) Nazi Dagger Hanger Luftwaffe (2nd model Deluxe Pattern) (6) 6 German Coinage w/Swastikas (7) Military US Badges (8) German Swastika Chips (9) US Military Purple Heart (10) US Military Badges Campaign & National (2) (11) Military Merit Badge Medal (12) Hitler Youth Knife Eichhorn RZM M7/66 1941 w/Scabbard and Swastika (13) SA Storm Trooper Dagger w/Swastika RZM M7/33 Brown Leather Hanger RZM S/8 Scabbard (14) Military Badges - World War II (15) SS Nazi Stick Pin (16) Silver Eagle Plated Luftwaffe Pin (17) Nazi Trooper Stick Pin (18) Nazi Party Eagle Stick Pin (19) Nazi WW II Wound Badge Stick Pin (20) Nazi Panzer Silver Tank Assault Pin for Combat Engagement (21) German West Wall Medal (22) Nazi Veterans Pin (23) World War l and II Iron Crosses (24) German Naval U Boat Pin (25) 2 Iron Crosses, Wound Badge, Close Combat, Knights Cross, Badge of Honor, Africa Corp (26) Gold Mothers Cross (8 or more Children) (27) Nazi Service Eagle (28) NSKOV Federation of Disabled (29) German War Merit w/o Swords (1939 1st Class) (30) Gold SS long Service Cross (31) Italy–German Africa Campaign 1941 (32) German-Russia Winter Campaign (33) German Social Welfare 25-year Pin (faithful service) (34) German Belt Buckles, Pin, Badges GUNS (35) German Coinage (1) Winchester Model 12 12-ga mod.
  • Vol. 64, No. 3 (May-June 2013) 35 Was Photographed Walking Her Down the Aisle in a Full- Into Hiding

    Vol. 64, No. 3 (May-June 2013) 35 Was Photographed Walking Her Down the Aisle in a Full- Into Hiding

    Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, the German Cross in Gold, The Iron Cross 1st and 2nd Class (Figure 7), the Close Combat clasp in gold, silver and bronze, the Infantry Assault badge in silver, the Wound Badge in gold (Figure 8), silver and black and the Medal of the Winter War in the East (Figure 9). During his service, he was credited with 65 (some sources claim 75) days of close quarter combat. In the beginning of 1943, Degrelle created the Burgundy Cross to be issued in four classes (bronze, silver, gold and gold with diamonds) to those members of the Rexist Party who served on the front with the Nazi forces. Based on the Rex Cross, it was approved as an official Figure 7: Iron Cross, 2nd Class. Waffen SS award on October 16, 1944.The Burgundy Cross was also known as the Walloon Honor Rexist Badge and the Blood Order Badge. The badge had the Walloon Burgundy Cross with a sword crossing it surrounded by a circle (Figure 10). The French language inscription reads BRAVERY, HONOR AND LOYALTY. The reverse shows a C-style hinge with a thin pin. Figure 8: Wound Badge in Gold Figure 10: Walloon Burgundy Cross. Although he was convicted of treason in absentia by a Belgian military court and sentenced to death by firing squad, the sympathetic Franco government in Spain afforded him protection. When threatened with invasion by the Allies over the return of Degrelle, Franco appeased the Allies by turning over other war criminals such as Pierre Laval, the Vichy French Premier, but not Degrelle.