Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22". - photo 1
Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22". - photo 2
Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22". - photo 3
Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22". - photo 4

Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22".

Lot 331
10.09.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Ludwigburg
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Lot 331 | Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22".
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€ 100
Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen Urkunde für einen Obermaat des Zerstörers "Anton Schmitt - Z22".
Schmuckurkunde, ausgestellt den 28. Febr. 1941, Original Unterschrift Kap.z.S. (Gruppe II "Drontheim"), dazu Foto sowie Soldbuch Einlegeblatt mit allen ihm verliehenen Auszeichnungen vom 1. Juni 1945, OU.
Neben dem Zerstörer Kriegsabzeichen wurden ihm das EK1 und EK2, Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz sowie die U-Boot-Frontspange und das U-Boot-Kriegsabzeichen verliehen.
Der Zerstörer Z22 Anton Schmitt war der letzte vor Kriegsbeginn fertiggestellt Zerstörer, der zuerst bei der Verlegung von Minen später dann beim Unternehmen Weserübung Verwendung gefunden hatte. In der Nacht vom 9. auf den 10. April - während der Schlacht um Narvik - wurde der Zerstörer von zwei Torpedos getroffen und brach in der Folge auseinander. Er sank auf der Position 68° 26′ 4″ N, 17° 22′ 40″ - insgesamt fanden 52 Mann Besatzung hierbei den Tod.
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