Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic. An Army Infantry Major General's Uniform C.1985 United Republic of Dietl was the first officer

Dietl was the first officer of the Wehrmacht to receive the Oak Leaves

he "was given a bandage to put on"

at Camp Valcartier

where he was buried in Morrisburg (Fairview) Cemetery

measuring 210 mm (w) x 165 mm (h)

Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic. An Army Infantry Major General's Uniform C.1985 United Republic of Dietl was the first officerIncludes three pieces: jacket, trousers and visor cap. 1. the jacket is fabricated from in brownish green wool, with a button down shoulder strap on both shoulders, the upper of each strap in brownish green wool and bearing crossed maces above linden leaves, a gilt star and an Infantry insignia incorporating a star within an open ended wreath of linden leaves, all of which are secured in place by dual prongs, the three edges of each strap trimmed in a