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Germany, Wehrmacht. A 1942 Iron Cross II Class Nomination List Signed by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A 1942 Iron Cross II Class Nomination List Signed by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A 1942 Iron Cross II Class Nomination List Signed by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel

A(Eisernes Kreuz 1939 II. Klasse Verleihungsliste mit Unterschrift). A nomination list for the 1939 Iron Cross II Class, dated 30 January 1942 and approved 20 February 1942. The list names Gefreiter Gerhard Grund, Unteroffizier Gottlob Schön, and Fähnrich Baldur Westhaven as recipients. It is signed by then-Generaloberst Erwin Rommel, commander of Panzer forces in the African Theatre. It measures 210 mm (w) x 283 mm (h) and is in extremely fine condition.