The Himmler's SS by Robert Ferguson Page B

also bore the names of celebrated SS men who had died, been killed during the ‘Kampfzeit’, been assassinated and so on, and such ‘honour titles’ were similarly extended to a number of Stürme or companies within certain Standarten. For example, the 6th Sturm of the 6th Standarte was called ‘Eduard Felsen’ in memory of its member killed in the street disorder on the night of the Reichstag fire, while the 90th Standarte was awarded the title ‘Franz Kutschera’ after the latter, one of its officers who rose to command the security police and SD in Poland, who was murdered by partisans on 1 February 1944. The table below lists all of the SS Fuss-Standarten with their regimental numbers and locations and, where applicable, Standarte or Sturm honour titles.
    SS F USS – S TANDARTEN
Standarte No .
Location
Standarte Honour Title
Sturm Honour Title
1.
München
‘Julius Schreck’
  1. ‘Karl Ostberg’
 
 
 
  2. ‘Casella’
 
 
 
  5. ‘Hellinger’
 
 
 
10. ‘Karl Laforce’
2.
Frankfurt (Main)
 
  4. ‘Josef Bleser’
3.
Nürnberg
 
 
4.
Hamburg-Altona
 
 
5.
Luxemburg
 
 
6.
Berlin-Charlottenburg
 
  6. ‘Eduard Felsen’
 
 
 
  8. ‘Oskar Goll’
 
 
 
  9. ‘Kurt von der Ahe’
7.
Plauen
‘Friedrich Schlegel’
  3. ‘Paul Fressonke’
 
 
 
  6. ‘Paul Teubner’
8.
Hirschberg
 
 
9.
Stettin
 
 
10.
Kaiserslautern
 
 
11.
Wien
‘Planetta’
 
12.
Hannover
 
 
13.
Stuttgart
 
 
14.
Gotha
 
 
15.
Neuruppin
 
 
16.
Breslau
 
 
17.
Celle
 
 
18.
Königsberg
 
 
19.
Münster
 
 
20.
Düsseldorf
‘Fritz Weitzel’
  1. ‘Karl Vobis’
 
 
 
  3. ‘Kurt Hilmer’
 
 
 
  5. ‘Werner Hannemann’
 
 
 
11. ‘Friedrich Schreiber’
21.
Magdeburg
 
 
22.
Schwerin
‘Friedrich Graf von der Schulenburg’
 
23.
Beuthen
 
 
24.
Oldenburg
 
 
25.
Essen
 
  1. ‘Garthe’
 
 
 
  3. ‘Friedrich Karpinski’
 
 
 
  4. ‘Arnold Guse’
 
 
 
  5. ‘Leopold Paffrath’
26.
Halle (Saale)
 
  1. ‘Paul Berck’
27.
Frankfurt (Oder)
 
 
28.
Hamburg
 
  1. ‘Henry Kobert’
 
 
 
  9. ‘Hans Cyranka’
29.
Lindau
 
 
30.
Bochum
 
  1. ‘Fritz Borawski’
 
 
 
  3. ‘August Pfaff’
 
 
 
11. ‘Adolf Höh’
31.
Landshut
 
  4. ‘Faust’
 
 
 
12. ‘Andreas Zinkl’
32.
Heidelberg
 
 
33.
Darmstadt
 
 
34.
Weilheim
 
 
35.
Kassel
 
 
36.
Danzig
 
 
37.
Linz
 
 
38.
Graz
 
 
39.
Köslin
 
 
40.
Kiel
 
  1. ‘Radke’
 
 
 
  8. ‘Martens’
41.
Bayreuth
 
 
42.
Berlin
 
  4. ‘Fritz Schulz’
43.
Frankenstein
 
 
44.
Eberswalde
 
 
45.
Oppeln
 
 
46.
Dresden
 
 
47.
Jena
 
 
48.
Leipzig
 
  8. ‘Gutsche’
49.
Braunschweig
 
  1. ‘Gerhard Landmann’
50.
Flensburg
 
 
51.
Göttingen
 
 
52.
Krems
 
 
53.
Heide
 
 
54.
Landsberg (Warthe)
‘Seidel-Dittmarsch’
 
55.
Lüneburg
 
 
56.
Bamberg
 
 
57.
Meiningen
 
 
58.
Köln
 
  2. ‘Franz Müller’
59.
Dessau
‘Loeper’
 
60.
Insterburg
 
 
61.
Allenstein
 
 
62.
Karlsruhe
 
 
63.
Tübingen
 
 
64.
Berent
 
 
65.
Freiburg (Br.)
 
 
66.
Bartenstein
 
 
67.
Erfurt
 
12. ‘Fritz