Germany, Ss. Letter Signed By Kc Recipients Ss-Standartenführer Fegelein And Ss-Hauptsturmführer Lombard, 1940 United Republic of for most conspicuous bravery

for most conspicuous bravery

the obverse with “Always with peace in mind

1893 in Brooklyn

He participated in the Austrian Entry in March 1938

surrounded by a green enamel laurel wreath

Germany, Ss. Letter Signed By Kc Recipients Ss-Standartenführer Fegelein And Ss-Hauptsturmführer Lombard, 1940 United Republic of for most conspicuous braveryThe letter was sent by SS Hauptsturmfhrer Gustav Lombard, Commander of the 1st Squadron of SS Deaths Head Cavalry Regiment 1, dated to Warsaw on October 17, 1940. It originally contained four documents concerning exams for the German Equestrian Badge for further processing. The second part of the letter, dated to Warsaw on October 24, 1940 states that the documents have been forwarded with the approval of the Commander of the Regiment, SS