A Post War Signed Print Of Ss-Hauptsturmführer Helmut Scholz (Kc W/Oak Leaves) Auction Archive when his Hudson Mark V

when his Hudson Mark V aircraft went missing

s aircraft turning completely over on its back with pieces falling from the fuselage

he took possession of two oak leaves

Polish Riflemen’s Associations active within the German Empire were illegal and operated without the permission of the government

as a very determined SS officer named Captain Schmidt identified him as an allied airman and attempted several times to try to have him released into the custody of the German Wehrmacht

A Post War Signed Print Of Ss-Hauptsturmführer Helmut Scholz (Kc W/Oak Leaves) Auction Archive when his Hudson Mark VMeasuring 101x150mm, near mint condition. The print shows Scholz in the rank of SS Obersturmfhrer wearing the Knights Cross. He signed the picture on the reverse in blue ink. Footnote: Helmut Scholz was born on July 12, 1920 in Grottkau, Upper Silesia (present day Grodkw, southern Poland). He joined the SS as a volunteer in late 1937 and was placed in the 3rd Company of SS Standarte Germania. The next year he was redeployed to SS Standarte Der Fhrer.