Knights Cross Recipients Who Are Still Living

[gsm]

Received my first ever autographs today from Otto Carius and Erich Rudorffer..
Herr Carius even personalized my photos! Very nice fellow...

I'm happy that Herr Misch is ok.. Heard and read a lot that he's not doing good, glad the rumors are false....

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Could anybody please help me translate these? It's from Herr Carius. Thanks..

[Nidhøggr]

Herzliche Grüße und alles Gute für die Zukunft.
Otto Carius

Kind regards and best wishes for the future.
Otto Carius

[don_kihotis7]

Originally Posted by gsm

Received my first ever autographs today from Otto Carius and Erich Rudorffer..
Herr Carius even personalized my photos! Very nice fellow...

I'm happy that Herr Misch is ok.. Heard and read a lot that he's not doing good, glad the rumors are false....

Bravo at last.
I told you Herr Otto is a guaranteed reply

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Originally Posted by Nidhøggr

Herzliche Grüße und alles Gute für die Zukunft.
Otto Carius

Kind regards and best wishes for the future.
Otto Carius

Thanks!!!!

Originally Posted by don_kihotis7

Bravo at last.
I told you Herr Otto is a guaranteed reply

You, Sir are absolutely right!

I even received some autographs from Werner Franz - the cabin boy survivor of the Hindenburg today which is the 75th Anniversary of the Disaster... What a great coincidence!

[macmoeller]

Originally Posted by don_kihotis7

Pity
I wrote to him a month ago. I will not be expecting a reply then.

Did you already get an answer now? Kind regards

[don_kihotis7]

Originally Posted by macmoeller

Did you already get an answer now? Kind regards

Hi there. Not unfortunately.
I only got a reply from Rudolf Von Ribbentrop lately.

[vonkoenigsberg]

Another interesting book by a knights cross (with oakleaves) holder is Gerhard Simons' "Lebensstufen" . It has some great photos of him in uniform during the war, photos from pre war school days, post war with family, letters, etc. Only in German though, so brush up on those language skills!

[Herr Fritzkopf]

Originally Posted by vonkoenigsberg

Another interesting book by a knights cross (with oakleaves) holder is Gerhard Simons' "Lebensstufen" . It has some great photos of him in uniform during the war, photos from pre war school days, post war with family, letters, etc. Only in German though, so brush up on those language skills!

sounds interesting! I think I'm going to take a look at some reviews and try to get a copy

[Waterkant]

I know it, but unfortunately it is really hard to find it. It is out of stock and it was published by "Books on Demand" only...

[Herr Fritzkopf]

damn

[macmoeller]

Hello!
Have anybody a photo of Lorenz Neumayr?
Thanks in advance!

[Eelst]

Hello!Does someone have some informations about Otto Carius and Walter Schuck? Because today,visiting this site: http://www.ww2awards.com/default.asp that's what I found:


Name: Carius, Otto
Date of birth: May 27th, 1922 (Zweibrücken/Palatinate, Germany)
Date of death: Unknown (Herschweiler/Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)



Name: Schuck, Walter
Date of birth: July 20th, 1920 (Frankenholz/Rhineprovince, Germany)
Date of death: Unknown (Neunkirchen/Saarland, Germany)


So,did they really passed away?

[JulioMoc]

Originally Posted by Eelst

Hello!Does someone have some informations about Otto Carius and Walter Schuck? Because today,visiting this site: http://www.ww2awards.com/default.asp that's what I found:


Name: Carius, Otto
Date of birth: May 27th, 1922 (Zweibrücken/Palatinate, Germany)
Date of death: Unknown (Herschweiler/Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)



Name: Schuck, Walter
Date of birth: July 20th, 1920 (Frankenholz/Rhineprovince, Germany)
Date of death: Unknown (Neunkirchen/Saarland, Germany)


So,did they really passed away?

Both are very much alive.

[don_kihotis7]

Herr Carius signed this for me on the 27th of May, so i believe he is still fine.
Cheers