Netherlands, Nsb. A Mussert Bravery Cross Archive It surrendered to Russian forces

It surrendered to Russian forces in Czechoslovakia

He left for the PPCLI in the field on December 29th

convicted of "anti-Soviet activities" and deported to the Soviet Union for penal labor

Between June of 1941 and June of 1942 Ullrich was in command of the Pionier Battalion of the SS Death’s Head Division and received his promotion to SS-Sturmbannführer in November of 1941

Netherlands, Nsb. A Mussert Bravery Cross Archive It surrendered to Russian forces(Tapferkeitskreuz). A Nationaal Socialistische Beweging in Nederland (National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands) Mussert Bravery Cross, constructed of gilded bronze, a Maltese cross in red and black enamels, with crossed swords between the arms, the obverse centre medallion presents a golden mobile swastika, Wolfsangel, and oak leaf stems over a white enameled background, the reverse centre presents a similar enamelled medallion, bearing the