WWII German Waffen-SS Death Card – SS-Rottenführer, KIA Hagenau 1945
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Original WWII German Sterbebild (death card) for Georg Sontheim, an SS-Rottenführer who was killed in action in 1945.
Details from the card:
- Name: Georg Sontheim
- Rank: SS-Rottenführer
- Unit: SS-Panzer-Division (exact division not specified)
- Awards: War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords
- Born: 11 June 1923, Durach
- Killed in action: 25 January 1945, Western Front
- Place of death: Hagenau (Alsace, France)
- Civil occupation: Butcher’s assistant (Metzgergehilfe)
- Origin: Lengenwang
Burial information (Volksbund database):
- Burial site: Niederbronn-les-Bains War Cemetery (France)
- Grave location: Block 20, Row 11, Grave 297
The card features:
- Original portrait photograph in SS uniform
- Religious and commemorative text typical of the period
- Complete biographical and service details
Condition:
Very good overall condition. Light age toning and minimal handling wear. No major damage. A well-preserved and complete example.
A desirable and fully identified wartime death card, with photograph and Waffen-SS affiliation.
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WWII German Waffen-SS Death Card – SS-Rottenführer, KIA Hagenau 1945 · SKU: 252619
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