Knight's Cross Holders
Hans-Georg Brandt (22-January-1943)
Wilhelm Braun (20-January-1943)
Josef Bruetsch (17-February-1945)
Alfred Gorski (21-January-1945)
Friedrich-Wilhelm Hauck (11-June-1944)
Martin Kordemann (11-May-1945)
Franz Mader (12-December-1944)
Erich Michalski (6-February-1944)
Kurt Oppenländer (25-July-1942)
Ernst Rath (15-July-1944)
Otto Trinko (30-April-1945)
Friedrich Trompeter (21-January-1945)
Anton Wehinger (9-January-1945)
Willy Winzer (3-November-1942)
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