Wound Badge
The Wound Badge was a German military decoration first promulgated by Wilhelm II, German Emperor on 3 March 1918, which was awarded to soldiers of the German Army that were wounded during World War I.
Wound Badge People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Fegelein
Commander
Walter Model
German commander
Konstantin von Neurath
Former Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany
Otto Günsche
Military officer
Georg Ratzinger
German priest ‧ Pope Benedict XVI's brother
Ernst Röhm
Ernst Thälmann
German Politician
Rochus Misch
German reporter
Kurt Daluege
Theodor Eicke
German commanding officer
Felix Steiner
German commander
Otto Skorzeny
German military officer
Wilhelm List
Walter Nowotny
Austrian aircraft pilot
Gerhard Barkhorn
German aviator
Günther Rall
Former German Representative to the NATO Military Committee
Matthäus Hetzenauer
Austrian sniper
Hermann Balck
German general
Adelbert Schulz
Military personnel
Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz
German military officer
Léon Degrelle
Walter Oesau
German fighter pilot
Philipp Bouhler
Former Reichsleiter
Wilhelm Brückner
Josef Harpe
German general
Eduard Dietl
German general
Friedrich Fromm
German military personnel
Hermann Graf
German fighter
Adolf Galland
German flying ace
Werner Mölders
German pilot
Erich Rudorffer
German fighter
Bruno Sutkus
German sniper
Hermann Breith
German general
Helmuth von Pannwitz
German officer
Herbert Zimmermann
German commentator
Kurt Bühligen
Fighter aircraft pilot
Wilhelm Batz
German flying ace
Axel von dem Bussche
Heinrich Freiherr von Lüttwitz
Equestrian
Ludwig Kübler
German general
Martin Mutschmann
Former Minister-President of Saxony
Alfred Schwarzmann
Olympic athlete
Heinrich Trettner
Military personnel
Kurt von der Chevallerie
German general
Rudolf Sieckenius
Herbert Ihlefeld
German aviator
