Full nama: Karl-Georg Feig / Georg Feig
Nickname: unknown
Date of Birth: 27 February 1899 at Annaberg, Sachsen (German Empire)
Date of Death: 12 February 1970 at Wiesbaden, Hessen (West Germany)
NSDAP Number: unknown
SS Number: unknown
Academic Title: unknown
Family Member: unknown
Physical Feature: unknown
Beförderungen (Promotion):
10.03.1935 Gefreiter der Reserve / Reserve-Offizier-Anwärter
03.01.1937 Unteroffizier der Reserve / Reserve-Offizier-Anwärter
08.10.1937 Wachtmeister der Reserve / Reserve-Offizier-Anwärter
30.01.1938 SA-Obersturmbannführer
01.01.1939 Leutnant der Reserve (RDA 01.01.1939 - 69)
01.04.1940 Oberleutnant der Reserve (RDA 01.10.1940 - 153)
01.01.1942 Hauptmann der Reserve (RDA 01.01.1942)
00.01.1942 SA-Standartenführer
01.02.1943 Major der Reserve (RDA 01.02.1943)
01.06.1944 Oberstleutnant der Reserve (RAD 01.06.1944)
Karriere (Career):
00.00.19__ Volks- and Handelsschule in Annaberg
00.00.1916 kaufmännischer Angestellter (Lace-maker)
20.06.1917 - 01.04.1919 At 2.Kompanie / Grenadier-Regiment 101
Chief of a greater toy-shop
00.00.1934 participant in exercises at IR 11 and IR 10
00.00.1935 exercises (as Gefreiter) with the new SR 1
00.00.1937 Unteroffizier, some months later Feldwebel
00.00.1938 Führer SA-Standarte 94
00.00.1938 After the next exercises, he entered duty as professional military
15.11.1938 Führer SA-Standarte 80
01.08.1939 - 30.09.1939 Schützen-Regiment 1 at Weimar
01.10.1939 - 20.10.1939 Zugführer in 8.Kompanie / Schützen-Regiment 1
21.10.1939 - 25.06.1940 Chef 7.Kompanie / Schützen-Regiment 1
26.06.1940 - 05.11.1940 Chef 8.Kompanie / Schützen-Regiment 1
06.11.1940 - 25.06.1941 Chef 3.Kompanie / Schützen-Regiment 113
26.06.1941 - 05.09.1941 Panzergrenadier-Ersatz-Abteilung 1 at Weimar
06.09.1941 - 20.10.1941 Chef 3.Kompanie / Panzergrenadier-Regiment 113
21.10.1941 - 31.08.1942 Wounded through the thigh at Kalinin area. Recuperated in the homeland before posted to Panzergrenadier-Ersatz-Abteilung 1 at Weimar
07.09.1942 - 00.11.1943 Returned to the 1. Panzer-Division as Kommandeur II.Bataillon / Panzergrenadier-Regiment 113
00.11.43 - 21.01.1944 Wounded near Gnilez (stab with a knife at the back), in hospital
21.01.1944 - 13.02.1944 returned to the frontline as Kommandeur I. / Panzergrenadier-Regiment 113
14.02.1944 - 15.03.1944 Kommandeur "Gruppe Feig" with verstärktes II./PGR 1, SPW from 2. and 4./PGR 1, Panzer, Panzerartillerie, Pioniere (Lissjanka)
16.03.1944 - 04.04.1944 Führer Panzergrenadier-Regiment 113
04.04.1944 - 05.05.1944 Fracture from a bullet (Schussbruch) left thigh
06.05.1944 - 05.02.1945 Panzergrenadier-Ersazt-Bataillon 1
06.02.1945 - 26.04.1945 Regimentskommandeur in Weimar and Chef Offiziersbewerberschule for 1. and 7. Panzer-Division
26.04.1945 - 00.00.1947 POW (Prisoner of War)
Orden und Ehrenzeichen (Medals and Decorations):
12.09.1918 1914 Eisernes Kreuz II.Klasse
06.11.1939 Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938
26.05.1940 1939 spange zum 1914 Eisernes Kreuz II.Klasse
25.07.1940 1939 Eisernes Kreuz I.Klasse
01.11.1940 Panzerkampfabzeichen (ohne Zahl)
04.11.1941 Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes, as Oberleutnant der Reserve and Chef 3.Kompanie / I.Bataillon / Schützen-Regiment 113 / 1.Panzer-Division / XXXXI.Armeekorps / 4.Panzergruppe / Heeresgruppe Nord
07.03.1942 Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz
30.01.1944 Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber
23.05.1944 Deutsches Kreuz in Gold
29.06.1944 Nahkampfspange in Bronze
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* After World War II, Georg Feig became the head of a department in the large scale industry.
Georg Feig came from the Saxon Ore Mountains. At the age of 18, Georg Feig joined the 101st Grenadier Regiment in 1917 and took part in the First World War. Even before 1933 he was interested in National Socialist ideas and joined the NSDAP and SA. As Obersturmführer, he headed the SA aid camps in Ellrich and Ober Maßfeld. The Ellrich-Juliushütte subcamp was established in 1944 on the premises of the Ellrich relief agency camp he directed. Afterwards he worked as an educator at the SA-Führerschule Gruppe Thuringia in the Schortental near Eisenberg (Thuringia).
From 1937 to 1939 he was Obersturmbannführer of SA Standard 94 "Gustav Zongel" in Weimar, after which he took over SA Standard 80 (Kurpfalz Group) in Wiesbaden. A month before the outbreak of the Second World War, Georg Feig was mobilized in Weimar and called up as a lieutenant in the reserve for the local 1st Rifle Regiment. With this rifle regiment he went into the field in 1939.
As a first lieutenant, he was wounded in the Battle of Tula in 1941. On October 14, 1941, he and his raiding party took the Volga road bridge near Kalinin on their own with a skillful blow. He was wounded again a day later. For this act he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross by Adolf Hitler in December 1941 and celebrated as a hero by his contemporaries. He received the award personally in January 1942 from the SA chief of staff in Berlin. At the same time he was promoted to SA-Standartenführer.
Towards the end of the war he was deployed in Thuringia as the Gaustabsführer of the Volkssturm. Most recently he lived as a lieutenant colonel a. D. in Wiesbaden, where he died shortly before his 71st birthday in 1970.
Source :
Keith Snyder photo collection
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Feig
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1171580836639666&set=pcb.1137751820053589
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=100023
https://www.tracesofwar.com/persons/4259/Feig-Karl-Georg.htm?fbclid=IwAR1UegXCtYQCpUzdfY-YPGy6S6AEDretzyE7K0gVCpnTWL5N73KgNj2zEkA
No comments:
Post a Comment