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Hauptmann Andreas Kuffner - Urkunden

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10.05.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6276 | Hauptmann Andreas Kuffner - Urkunden
Hauptmann Andreas Kuffner - Urkunden
Fernschreiben Hitlers zur Verleihung des 684. Eichenlaubes vom 20.12.44. Glückwunschschreiben Görings zur Verleihung des Eichenlaubes als Staffelkapitän des 10. (Pz) SG 3. Vorläufiges Besitzzeugnis zum Ritterkreuz vom 16.04.43. Große Schmuckurkunde zum Deutschen Kreuz in Gold vom 20.09.42 mit Blindprägesiegel und Faksimilie Görings. Dazu ein Glückwunschreiben mit OU Gen. Fiebigs. Urkunde zum Ehrenpokal für seine Erfolge als Schlachtflieger vom 19.05.42 mit Blindprägesiegel und Faksimilie Görings. Urkunde zur Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold mit Anhänger vom 24.01.43 mit OU Hozzels. Urkunde zum VWA in Schwarz vom 13.04.44 mit OU Gen. Deichmanns. Bescheinigung über seinen Tod am 30.04.45.
Jeweils gefaltet und teils mehrfach gelocht. Dazu zwei großformatige Porträtfotos (PK) und zwei kleine Fotos.
Andreas Kuffner (1918 - 1945): 1937 Ausbildung als Flakartillerist, ab August 1940 Ausbildung als Stuka-Pilot an der Flugzeugführerschule, ab Januar 1942 bei der I./Stuka-Geschwader 2 an der Ostfront, DKiG am 28.09.42 für seine Erfolge bei Stalingrad, im Dezember 42 Oberleutnant, Ritterkreuz am 16.04.43, danach bei der III./Schlachtgeschwaders 101, dort u.a Bandeneinsätze in Kroatien, ab Februar 44 Kapitän der 10./Schlacht-Geschwaders 3, ab 01.09.44 Hauptmann, Eichenlaub am 20.12.44 für 700 Einsätzen mit ca. 60 Panzerabschüssen. Am 30.04.45 bei der Landung auf dem Flugplatz Sülte abgeschossen.
Hauptmann Andreas Kuffner – certificates
Hauptmann Andreas Kuffner – certificates
A telegram sent by Hitler on the award of the 684th Oak Leaves on 20 December 1944. Letter of congratulation from Göring on the award of Oak Leaves as Staffelkapitän of the 10th (Pz) SG 3. Preliminary possession document for the Knight's Cross dated 16 April 1943. Large decorative certificate for the German Cross in Gold, dated 20 September 1942, with blind embossed seal and facsimile signature of Göring. Plus a letter of congratulation with the original signature of Gen Fiebig. Certificate for the Goblet of Honour for his achievements as a combat pilot, dated 19 May 1942, with blind embossed seal and facsimile signature of Göring. Certificate for the Front Flying Clasp for bombers in Gold with pendant, dated 24 January 1943, with the original signature of Hozzel. Certificate for the Wound Badge in Black, dated 13 April 1944, with the original signature of Gen Deichmann. Notification of his death on 30 April 1945.
All certificates have been folded, some punched with several holes. Moreover, two large-format portrait postcards and two small photographs.
Andreas Kuffner (1918 - 1945): trained as a flak gunner in 1937, then as a Stuka pilot at the flight school from August 1940, joined the I/Stuka Squadron 2 at the Eastern Front in January 1942. German Cross in Gold on 28 September 1942 for his achievements at Stalingrad, Oberleutnant in December 1942, Knight's Cross on 16 April 1943, thereafter with the III/Ground Attack Wing 101, completing anti-partisan operations in Croatia etc. From February 1944, Kapitän of the 10th/Ground Attack Wing 3, Hauptmann from 1 September 1944, Oak Leaves on 20 December 1944 for 700 missions, destroying approx. 60 tanks. Shot down on 30 April 1945 while landing at Sülte Airfield.
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