German WWII Postcard of Knights Cross Recipient Generaloberst der Flieger Otto Deßloch Armbands as it measures in at

as it measures in at 10 ½  inches (26

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Rogge studied the history of his later sphere of influence intensively and published his research results on the districts of Heiligenbeil

18cm) in diameter and weighs just over 6 lbs (7

On 1 August he was transferred to the newly formed SS Division Hitlerjugend as a training officer and company commander

German WWII Postcard of Knights Cross Recipient Generaloberst der Flieger Otto Deßloch Armbands as it measures in atGerman WWII Postcard of Knights Cross Recipient Generaloberst der Flieger Otto Deloch This is a Hoffmann studio portrait of Deloch wearing his knights cross. He was the last Generaloberst of the Luftwaffe. During WWII he provided air support to the Heer Army Group B in the 1940 Battle of France and from 1941 commanded Luftwaffe units on the Eastern Front. Interesting that after Paris was liberated by the Allied forces, Deloch commanded an air unit