An Oak Leaves Nomination For Ss Panzer Commander At Kursk Hugo Kraas GTRexclude He eventually sought permanent employment

He eventually sought permanent employment with the Army

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/ Your devotion to duty will always be an inspiration to us in the days to come"

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An Oak Leaves Nomination For Ss Panzer Commander At Kursk Hugo Kraas GTRexclude He eventually sought permanent employmentAn Oak Leaves Nomination for SS Panzer Commander at Kursk Hugo Kraas Hugo Kraas Nomination for Oak Leaves to his Knights Cross; Translations Reads: 1. SS Pz. Div. LSSAH January 3rd, 1944; Hugo Kraas, born January 25th, 1911 in Witten Ruhr, held the rank of SS Obersturmbannfuhrer and served as Regiment Commander in the 2nd SS Panzer Grenadier Regiment LSSAH. On January 6th, 1944 Kraas suffered a shrapnel grenade wound to the right cheek and maxillary