being struck by shrapnel and suffering a compound fracture to the right ulna and left femur
1945 and confirmed in the rank of Bombardier on July 25
He was attached to the 9th Brigade
Brocade dress belt in olive green embroidery with three rows of fine gold-coloured bullion wire dashes on the upper
with its vertical needle style pinback
Germany, Imperial. A Saxon Friedrich August Document, Signed By Plm Recipient Maximilian Von Laffert Newly Listed being struck by shrapnel andThe Friedrich August Medal in Silver certificate is named to Unteroffizier (NCO) Willy Max Friedrich Mahnecke of the 14th Royal Saxon Infantry Regiment No. 179, 10th Company. Dated to October 8, 1916 and signed in pencil by the commanding General of the 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Army Corps, General of the Cavalry Maximilian von Laffert (1855 1917), a recipient of the Pour le Mrite. Measuring 206 mm (w) x 305 mm (h), presenting multiple folding creases,