Photograph Award Ceremony with Close Combat Clasps and Knight’s Cross Recipient
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Original World War II period photograph showing a group of German soldiers assembled in a field during what appears to be an award or recognition ceremony. Several soldiers are clearly wearing the Nahkampfspange (Close Combat Clasp), indicating intensive frontline combat experience. One soldier is visibly wearing the Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes (Knight’s Cross).
Based on the uniforms, equipment, and the strong presence of Close Combat Clasps, the unit is most likely a Panzergrenadier formation, although no unit markings are visible that would allow definitive identification. The informal outdoor setting suggests a frontline or near-front award presentation rather than a rear-area ceremony.
Details:
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Original wartime photograph
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Depicts multiple Nahkampfspange recipients
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One Knight’s Cross wearer visible
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Outdoor / field ceremony setting
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Likely Panzergrenadier unit (attributed, not guaranteed)
Condition:
Good original condition, with normal age-related wear consistent with period photographs. Image remains clear and well-defined.
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Photograph Award Ceremony with Close Combat Clasps and Knight’s Cross Recipient · SKU: 2712254
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