An Sa Sturm 14/39 Hilmerich Funereal Sash GTRexclude 1908 and was discharged from

1908 and was discharged from service on January 25

) he was categorized to work group 23

For Outstanding Achievement in the Defense of Social Order and the Sate

then left for Ceylon and the war in the Pacific theatre

1896 in Berlin

An Sa Sturm 14/39 Hilmerich Funereal Sash GTRexclude 1908 and was discharged fromFabricated from red rayon, 90 mm wide white cotton disks sewn in place at either end, each with a black screen printed swastika, screen printed in a stylized Gothic script in silver coloured ink "S. A. der N. S. D. A. P. Sturm 14 39 Hilmerich" over five lines and "Dem toten Kameraden" (The Dead Comrade) over three lines above their respective swastika bearing disks, 40 mm long gold coloured twisted fringe sewn in place along the width of the banner at