Ziervogel, Max, born 03-03-1893 in Luisenthal, near Saarbrücken,
entered the Army as a Fahnenjunker in the 25th Infantry Regiment, on 21-03-1914, age 21. During the first war he was a Platoon and Company leader and wounded
in hospital from November 1914 until May 1915. He ended the war in British captivity, released on 01-11-1919 and retired of the Army on 15-02-1920. He entered Hermann Göring’s







Death and burial ground of Ziervogel, Max.

Living in Gräfeling, near Munich, Max Ziervogel died at the age of 79, on 20-10-1972 and is buried with his wife, Lelia, who died old age 96, on 30-06-2000, on the Stadtfriedhof of Gräfeling. They had one son Oberst Alexander Ziervogel, born 09-09-1932 and who died age 75 on 06-09-2007.
Close by the grave of Hitler’s former driver and look a like






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