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Clipped Signature - Hans Henning von Schultz. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - Hans Henning von Schultz.


Clipped Signature - Hans Henning von Schultz.

An Intelligence Officer aboard Prinz Eugen with the rank of Kapitanleutnant, he took part in many operations including the famous Channel Dash.
Item Code : CLP0617Clipped Signature - Hans Henning von Schultz. - Editions Available
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Schultz, Hans Henning von
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Hans Henning von Schultz (deceased)
As Kapitanleuteutnant (Lt Commander) former Intelligence Officer aboard Prinz Eugen - took part in various operations including the Channel breakthrough. He died on 6th December 2017 aged 106.
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The Bismarck is seen taking the lead from the Prinz Eugen on the breakout from Bergen May 1941.

Breakout by Randall Wilson. 		Bismarck and Prinz Eugen exiting the Denmark Strait before the historic encounter with HMS Hood.

Big Brother, Little Sister (Bismarck and Prinz Eugen ) By Randall Wilson. 		Leaving the port of Gdynia on May 18th 1941, two large German warships stealthily zig-zagged their way up the coast of Norway at the outset of what was to become one pf the shortest, most fiercely fought naval contests of the Second World War. Operation Rheinubung was under way. With Fleet Commander Admiral Lutjens on the bridge, the brand new battleship Bismarck would leave the relative safety of the Norwegian fjords, destined for the busy shipping lanes in the Atlantic. After refuelling, and in company with the battlecruiser Prinz Eugen, on May 21st the two heavily armed warships headed for the Denmark Strait and out into the wide expanse of the Atlantic. Bound for active convoy routes, Bismarck would play havoc with vital Allied merchant shipping. Faster than almost any warship afloat, the magnificent new 42,000 ton monsters awesome firepower would prove no match for the lightly protected merchantmen or their escorts, as they laboriously plied their desperately needed cargo across the ocean towards Europe. It seemed she was invincible. Within three days of sailing, Bismarcks first encounter was a triumph! Intercepted south west of Iceland by the British Home Fleet, the German battleships gunners went into action for the first time, their second and third salvos striking the battlecruiser Hood. She exploded and sank within three minutes. But Bismarcks success brought the wrath of the Royal Navy upon her and, just three days later, on the morning of May 27th, with her rudder damaged by a torpedo, the pride of the German navy fell to the guns of the British Home Fleet. Outnumbered, she fought bravely, but succumbed, the magnificent new battleships active war lasting less than a week. The battleship Bismarck off the coast of Norway at the start of Operation Rheinubung. Under the watchful eye of Jagdeschwader 77s Me 109 fighters, in company with the battlecruiser Prinz Eugen, and destroyers Hans Lody and Z23, Germanys magnificent new battleship Bismarck is seen manoeuvring near Korsfjord Bergen on May 21, 1941. That evening, with Prinz Eugen, she will leave for Arctic waters, the Denmark Strait, the Atlantic, and destiny. Within days the pride of the German Kriegsmarine will have passed into history.

Voyage into Destiny by Robert Taylor. 		The Bismarck is seen taking the lead from the Prinz Eugen on the breakout from Bergen May 1941.

Breakout by Randall Wilson.
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Hans Henning von Schultz (deceased)
Died : 2017
*Signature Value : £75

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Clipped Signature.


Schultz, Hans Henning von
(Hans Henning von Schultz (deceased))

As Kapitanleuteutnant (Lt Commander) former Intelligence Officer aboard Prinz Eugen - took part in various operations including the Channel breakthrough. He died on 6th December 2017 aged 106.
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