I've seen some pictures for funerals of major Nazi figures, but not for average soldiers. I understand (and correct me if I'm wrong) that letters of condolences were sent to the family, along with their version of a dog tag (what were they called in Germany?). Would the family be given a special flag for their fallen loved one? Would there be other soldiers there to pay respects or give a gun salute? Would there be anything else that would demarcate this funeral from that of an average civilian?
Ad dog-tag.) In German it is called "Erkennungsmarke". That could translate to "Identification badge".