Germany, Heer. An Iron Cross Ii Class Document, Signed By Generalmajor Alexander Von Hartmann (Kia Stalingrad) Newly Listed It was noted in the

It was noted in the London Gazette 31188 on July 20

and partially because of the idea that infantry would be carried in the belly of the tank as safely as a young kangaroo in its mother’s pouch

1941 and June 5

obverse with RAD logo of a mobile swastika between wheat stalks

Germany, Heer. An Iron Cross Ii Class Document, Signed By Generalmajor Alexander Von Hartmann (Kia Stalingrad) Newly Listed It was noted in theThe document is named to Unteroffizier (NCO) Wilhelm Engelbart. It is dated to November 27, 1941 and signed in blue ink by the commander of the 71st Infantry Division, Alexander von Hartmann. Measuring 140x200mm, extremely fine condition with minimal scuffing and creasing. Footnote: Alexander von Hartmann was born on December 11, 1890 in Berlin. His male ancestors had had a tradition of serving in the military, his father being the Prussian officer