Summary of SS Career
- SS number: 14,235
- Nazi Party number: 695,131
- Primary positions: Persönlicher Stab Reichsführer-SS, Supreme SS and Police Leader of Italy
- Waffen-SS service: Generalleutnant der SS-Verfügungstruppe, General der Waffen-SS
Dates of rank
- SS-Anwärter: October 10, 1931
- SS-Mann: October 19, 1931
- SS-Scharführer: December 11, 1931
- SS-Truppführer: January 19, 1932
- SS-Sturmführer: February 18, 1932
- SS-Sturmhauptführer: January 30, 1933
- SS-Sturmbannführer: November 9, 1933
- SS-Obersturmbannführer: January 30, 1934
- SS-Standartenführer: April 20, 1934
- SS-Oberführer: July 4, 1934
- SS-Brigadeführer: November 9, 1935
- SS-Gruppenführer: January 30, 1937
- SS-Obergruppenführer: January 30, 1942
Awards
- German Cross in Gold
- Iron Cross (1914) First & Second Class
- Iron Cross (1939) First & Second Class
- Cross of Honor
- SA Sports Badge (Bronze)
- German National Sports Badge (Silver)
- Olympic Games Decoration (First Class)
- SS Long Service Award (10 years)
- NSDAP Long Service Award (10 years)
- Sudetenland Medal (with Prague Castle Bar)
- Memel Medal
- SS Honor Sword
- SS Honour Ring
- SS Julleuchter
- Golden Party Badge
- Honour Chevron for the Old Guard
Foreign Awards
- Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown (Italy)
- Grand Officer of the Order of the Roman Eagle (Italy)
Other service
- German Army: 1917 - 1919 (Leutnant)
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