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An Award Documents Grouping to a Gebirgsjäger; Hauptmann Kurt Körber

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An Award Documents Grouping to a Gebirgsjäger; Hauptmann Kurt Körber

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An Award Documents Grouping to a Gebirgsjäger; Hauptmann Kurt Körber

Award document for Commemorative Medal 1. October 1938, folded, holed (Feldwebel, Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment 138); Award document for Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939, dated 30.3.1940 (for Norway campaign), holed but not folded, signed in ink by Generalmajor; a nice award document. Award document for Wound Bandage silver grade (as Hauptmann, 6./Geb.Jäg.Rgt. 144), awarded on 16.6.1943, holed, but not folded. A good group to a Gebirgsjäger who advanced from Feldwebel to Hauptmann, and who fought in Norway as well as on Russian Front.