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~SOLD~BACHMANN Erwin NEW

Obersturmführer der Reserve

Bachmann, Erwin

* 05.05.1921 Reinhausen, Krs. Göttingen

+ 18.02.2010

Awarded Knights Cross: 10.02.1945

as: Obersturmführer der Reserve

Adjutant I./PzRgt 10 "Frundsberg"

Postwar signed photo measuring 2 ½” x 4” signed front and back

Erwin Bachmann joined the Verfügungstruppe as a volunteer in August 1939. Bachmann was posted to 2.Kompanie der Ersatz-Standarte "Germania". At the end of the Polish campaign he was posted to 11.Kompanie des Regiment "Germania" and was involved in the battle for France.

August 1941, Bachmann was promoted to Rottenführer and in September of the same year he took part in the fighting during Operation Barbarossa until November 1941 when he returned to the Ersatz-Standarte "Germania". Bachmann, only 20 years old, was elected for officer’s training and between February and June 1942, attended the Junkerschule in Bad Tölz. In May 1942, he was promoted to Oberscharführer and later returned to the Ersatz-Standarte "Germania" which was stationed in Arnhem at the time. September 1942 the Oberscharführer joined the Division “Wiking” and later the newly formed Division “Frundsberg” where he became Adjutant to II-Abteilung des 10.Panzer-Regiment in the rank of Untersturmführer.

In October 1943, Bachmann got his first command of a unit, the 3. Kompanie / 10.Panzer-Regiment/Division "Frundsberg".

After a short training, Bachmann was put in command of 5.Umschulungs-Lehrgang für Sturmgeschütze and was promoted to Obersturmführer in November 1944. After the Battle of the Bulge, his unit was incorporated in Armygroup G and deployed in Operation Nordwind, together with 6.Gebirgs-Division "Nord". Bachman saw action for the last time in Pommerania with 1.Kompanie near Christienenberg where he put a number of T-34 tanks out of action. May 1945, the company moved westwards in the vicinity of Göttingen, Sandbostel where they were taken prisoner by English troops.





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