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Document Image NMT 7 Image Affidavit concerning von Leyser's assignment to the 21st Mountain Corps, and the independence of the SS Skanderberg Division from the army's control in Albania Affidavit. HLSL Item No.: 151484 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Leyser 51	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	31 July 1947	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Affidavit concerning von Leyser's dealings with the SS authorities in Albania Affidavit. HLSL Item No.: 151485 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Leyser 52	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	31 July 1947	Document Image