SS-Brigadeführer Kurt 'Panzermeyer' Meyer as a POW. Fearing acts of retribution against Waffen-SS soldiers he disguised himself using the identity of one fictional Colonel Meyer of the Heer's 2nd Panzer-Division.

Kurt Meyer as POW - in disguise

German medics with Red Cross flag guarded by tense G.I.'s. Metz/France, November 1944.

Metz 1944

In June 1933, Krüger was promoted to SA-Obergruppenführer (equivalent to Lieutenant general) and appointed chief of the Ausbildungswesen ("training", AW). In 1935, Krüger was appointed SS-Oberabschnittsführer; on February 21, 1936, he was then appointed inspector of border guard units as well as Hitler's personal representative to a variety of formal and informal NSDAP events. 
Krüger continued to proliferate himself, further proving his loyalty to Nazism as well as his military, police and administration skills; he was made Höherer SS- und Polizeiführer ("Higher SS and police leader, HSSPF), becoming one of Heinrich Himmler's representatives, although he lost the position again in November 1943 following disagreements between Himmler and Hans Frank.
Krüger committed suicide shooting himself in Libau on May 9, 1945  Saludos Jorge