Sachsen: Urkundennachlass des Leutnant d.R. im 7. Kgl. Sächs. Infanterie-Regiment "König Georg" Nr. 106. - photo 1
Sachsen: Urkundennachlass des Leutnant d.R. im 7. Kgl. Sächs. Infanterie-Regiment "König Georg" Nr. 106. - photo 2

Sachsen: Urkundennachlass des Leutnant d.R. im 7. Kgl. Sächs. Infanterie-Regiment "König Georg" Nr. 106.

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Lot 544 | Sachsen: Urkundennachlass des Leutnant d.R. im 7. Kgl. Sächs. Infanterie-Regiment "König Georg" Nr. 106.
Sachsen: Urkundennachlass des Leutnant d.R. im 7. Kgl. Sächs. Infanterie-Regiment "König Georg" Nr. 106. - Preussen: Eisernes Kreuz, 1914, 1. Klasse (12.1.18, Original Unterschrift Gen.Maj.), - Sachsen: Königlich-Sächsischer Militär-St. Heinrichs-Orden, Mitgliedskarte, - Albrechtsorden, Ritterkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern (Dresden, 22.8.16, FU), - Patent zum Leutnant der Reserve (1915). Der Militär-St. Heinrichs Orden wurde Ihm am 15. Mai 1918 verliehen - die Verleihungstat liest sich wie folgt: Am 16.4.1918 räumten die Engländer vor dem Abschnitt der 58. Inf.-Div. in Flandern ihre Stellungen. Die Kompagnie des Lt. Kesling hatte wie alle Stellungskompanien den Befehl, scharf nachzudringen und wo es die Lage forderte, rücksichtslos anzugreifen. Westlich Langemarck versuchten die Engländer vor der Kompanie des Lt. Keisling erneuten Widerstand. Ohne einen Augenblick zu zögern, setzte sich Lt. Kiesling mit einem Gewehr in der Hand an die Spitze der Kompanie und riß sie durch sein schneidiges Draufgehen zum rücksichtslosen Angriff fort. Er warf den Gegner aus der Aufnahmestellung und nahm ihm 15 Gefangene ab. Zustand: II
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