Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Death Notices

(Todesanzeige). A mixed lot of five Wehrmacht death notices, including:

1. One named to Alois Nießmayr, a Schütze (Rifleman) who served with Gebirgsjäger-Regiment Nr. 37, and who was wounded in action on the Eastern Front on 27 September 1942, ultimately dying on 30 September, measuring 6.5 cm (w) x 11.5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

2. One named to Ludwig Gruber, a Gefreiter and recipient of the 1939 Iron Cross, who served with a Grenadier Regiment, and who was killed in action on the Eastern Front on 15 July 1943, measuring 6.5 cm (w) x 11.5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

3. One named to Karl Meierhofer, an Obergefreiter and recipient of the 1939 Iron Cross II Class and Krim Shield, who served with a Panzer Regiment, and who died on 19 April 1944 in a field hospital as the result of illness, measuring 6.5 cm (w) x 10 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

4. One named to Georg Habermann, a Gefreiter and recipient of the 1939 Iron Cross II Class and Infantry Assault Badge, who who served with a Grenadier Regiment, and who was killed in action on 25 August 1944 on the Eastern Front, measuring 7 cm (w) x 11 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

5. One named to Anton Baumgartner, an Obergrefreiter and recipient of the Eastern Front Medal and Wound Badge, who served with an Artillery Regiment and who was killed in action on 13 February 1945, measuring 7 cm (w) x 11.5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.