Another example of someone adopting a slightly unnatural pose to display his cuff title - in this case, that of the &quot;Der Führer&quot; regiment of the &quot;Das Reich&quot; Division.  Little enough seems to known of Kämpfe - apart from the fact that his abduction and subsequent killing by French resistants featured in the sequence of events that led to the Oradour massacre.  War is Hell ... JR.

Sturmbannführer Helmut Kämpfe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Ernst_Remer
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OTTO ERNST REMER, January 1945

Hauptmann PETER KIESGEN (*November 22, 1915 in Lieser/Germany; +March 22, 1946 ibid.), five tank destruction badges, Knight's Cross on October 5, 1941 as Lieutenant and leader of 1st company/Infanterie-Regiment 239 (106. Infanterie-Division). In late 1943 he became an instructor (see photo, instruction of HJ at Panzerfaust 60 in Frankfurt/Oder). Kiesgen died in March 1946 during an occupational accident aged 30.