The Award Documents To U-Boat Ace & Kc Recipient, Commander Karl-Heinz Moehle Archive Fegelein later stated that he

Fegelein later stated that he had left the police on "his own account" to better serve the Nazi Party and SS

On the back there is a bilingual stamp (German and Polish)

the central piece with two magnetic metal buckles and joined to the flanking end pieces via rectangular loops

He is buried in Ottawa (Beechwood) Cemetery

The Award Documents To U-Boat Ace & Kc Recipient, Commander Karl-Heinz Moehle Archive Fegelein later stated that heMoehle was the 39th highest scoring U Boat Captain Commander. Offered here are his awarded documents including the following: A permission certificate for the acceptance of the Knights Cross of the Royal Hungarian Order of Merit (211x298mm, very fine) to Oberleutnant Moehle, dated to Berlin on December 19, 1939. It carries a facsimile of A. H., as well as a signature in black ink by Chief of the Presidential Chancellery of the Fhrer and Chancellor,