Original German WWII Minensuchboot 1935 Named Bootsman Hans Krupsky Medals Documents and Photos Collection German Army Heer since the Treaty of Versailles

since the Treaty of Versailles forbade machine gun development to Germany

Taking Neustadt and Ludwigshafen

It wasn’t long afterward that many snipers turned themselves in to the nearest GI

a great research project

Original German WWII Minensuchboot 1935 Named Bootsman Hans Krupsky Medals Documents and Photos Collection German Army Heer since the Treaty of VersaillesOriginal items: One of a kind Set. This collection of original WWII documents, photos and medals belonged to Bootsman Hans Krupsky who served for the entirety of World War Two in the German Kriegsmarine as a crewman aboard a Minensuchboot 1935 (Mine Sweeper). In the mid 1930s, the minesweeping flotillas of the Kriegsmarine consisted of old ships build in World War I. To replace this old ships, a class of modern minesweepers, the "Mboot35" was