The War Ministry · Records Office · Roll for 1920
Private Bruno Brenn Record no. 015100 · The 1st Marsh Regiment · killed in action, 6 October 1920
War Ministry · Records OfficeRecord no. 015100
Record of service
- Name
- Bruno Brenn
- Rank
- Private
- Regiment
- The 1st Marsh Regiment, depot at Marschau
- Date of loss
- 6 October 1920
- Cause
- killed in action
- Action
- Not attributed to a named action; lost on the Line
- Age at loss
- 35
- Regiment, same day
- 1 on the roll
- Published
- The Schwartzistan Herald, 6 October 1920
1. The above-named was entered on the strength of The 1st Marsh Regiment at the depot at Marschau. 2. Loss was reported by the officer commanding and confirmed by the Records Office. 3. The next of kin were informed by the Ministry's letter. 4. The official date and cause are as published.
Awarded the Order of the Reed
For conduct on the Line, gazetted by the War Ministry. For holding a post on the Line through a night of enemy action. Gazetted; the decoration was presented to the next of kin at the depot.
For conduct on the Line, gazetted by the War Ministry. For holding a post on the Line through a night of enemy action. Gazetted; the decoration was presented to the next of kin at the depot.
Civil particulars
- Born
- 11 October 1884, at Lindenholt, Norrfeld
- Civil occupation
- clerk
- Register
- National Archive entry
The above-named was a clerk of Lindenholt before entering the regiment.
Next of kin
| child | Ludwig Brenn | born 1907, died 1964 | teacher | |
| child | Thea Brenn | born 1909, died 1978 | carter | |
| child | Kurt Brenn | born 1910, died 1973 | clerk | |
| child | Berta Brenn | born 1914, died 1985 | mechanic | |
| father | Ottmar Brenn | born 1850, died 1913 | farmer | |
| mother | Frida Brenn | born 1854, died 1931 | banker | |
| spouse | Berta Staner | born 1887, died 1941 | lawyer | married 16 August 1906 |
Next of kin as entered at the depot and confirmed by the National Archive.
Pension: the Ministry's pension under the War Widows Act and the Pensions Act is paid to the next of kin entered above, at the rate for the rank, from the first quarter-day after the date of loss.