Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic. An Order Of The Grand Star Of Yugoslavia , Iii Class With Rubies Hold For his services he was

For his services he was awarded the Military Cross in the London Gazette of 1 January 1918 and Mentioned in Despatches in the London Gazette of 5 July 1918

Hartwig trained for a month with the 2nd Students Company of Paratrooper School 2 in Stendal between July and August 1940

either in groups or on their own

A Heer (Army) Panzer collar tab skull

Mother's Cross: Silver Grade - Silvered bronze and enamels

Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic. An Order Of The Grand Star Of Yugoslavia , Iii Class With Rubies Hold For his services he was(Croatian: Orden jugoslavenske zvijezde; Serbian: ). Instituted in 1954. An ovular bronze gilt award, with blue enamel detailing in the center featuring a five point star with rubies, the reverse medallion bears an enamelled red and gilt symbol on a white enamelled field, measures 49. 8mm (w) x 57. 4mm (h), worn on a decorative suspension loop and full length purple neck ribbon, weighs 71. 0 grams (including ribbon), enamels intact, heavy gilding,