Knight’s Cross Award Ceremony Photos Of Korvettenkapitän Eitel-Friedrich Kentrat, U-8, U-74 And U-196 certificate_of_authenticity "Freikorps” Badge - imperial crown

"Freikorps” Badge - imperial crown in gilded brass

Badge of SA-Meeting Brunswick 1931 – first version of the badge

1st Cavalry Division - Bronze Star (bronze

numbered "R 189" in the lower left corner and photo credited "Sandau

Knight’s Cross Award Ceremony Photos Of Korvettenkapitän Eitel-Friedrich Kentrat, U-8, U-74 And U-196 certificate_of_authenticity "Freikorps” Badge - imperial crownA set of seven larger photos (9cm x 13cm) and one smaller (6cm x 9cm), in fine condition. Footnote: Kentrat sailed with the U 8, U 74 and U 196, sinking twenty one ships on seven patrols, for a total of 42,433 gross register tons (GRT) of Allied shipping including the HMCS Levis. He is noted for completing World War II longest combat patrol. U 196 had left Kiel on 13 March 1943 and reached Bordeaux on 23 October 1943, 225 days later. Kentrat was a