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A Medal Bar and Red Cross Award Attributed to Karl Fiehler

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A Medal Bar and Red Cross Award Attributed to Karl Fiehler

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A Medal Bar and Red Cross Award Attributed to Karl Fiehler

A Medal Bar and Red Cross Award Attributed to Karl Fiehler, Major of Munich, (1933-1945), Reichleiter and Honorary SS-Gruppenführer; Medal Bar, mounted as worn German Style, comprising: EKII 1914, magnetic; Brunswick, War Merit Cross 1914 2nd Class, bronze; Hamburg Cross, silvered and enameled; Hindenburg Cross with Swords, bronzed; NSDAP Long Service Award, for 15 Years, in silvered bronze and enamels; NSDAP Long Service Award, for 10 Years, in bronzed zinc; Commemorative Medal 1 October 1938 - in bronze; in worn condition; German Red Cross Decoration Type III (1937-1939) - First Class neck cross, in bronze gilt, 52.5mm(w) x 57.1mm(h), with full length of neck ribbon, unmarked, but of typical Godet, Berlin manufacture; no chipping to enamels, in slightly worn condition. Group comes with extensive research file, including copies of Fiehler's NSDAP/SS documentation, together with research reasons why the grouping in all likelihood belonged to Karl Fiehler.