Soldbuch – Neitzel His unit was an interesting Berlin Unit – Artillery School Berlin. They were destroyed and the remaining men went into Allied hands on the 27th April 1945 in Franzensbad/Eger (CZ Rep).  He was sent to a French POW Camp – in Brivet and Rennes.  He had his own Pistol, he was when captured injured – injury to the eft Elbow and he was sent home 9.10.1946. Note the Fench Letters from his POW Service!  Also included is his initial POW form, detailing where and when he was captured – 27.April 1945!  Also included is his Wehrmachtfahrschein from Berlin in 1945! You can see he arrived and received a Stamp in Eger from the Commander in 1945!  Comes with all his items as pictured, interesting Capture forms, with time and place he was caught etc. 

Interesting Wehrpass, often over looked such Wehrpasses due to only WW1 entries.  He served as an Officer on both fronts during WW1 with –  k.u.k. Galizisches Infanterie Regiment „Wilhelm Ernst Großherzog von Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach, Herzog zu Sachsen“ Nr. 80 Medals – Karl- Truppen Kreuz 

’Der Spieß’’ Luftwaffe Flak and Festung Pak! Battle of Kolberg 1945! Flak Badge!  An interesting Soldbuch, Climbed the ranks to become the top NCO in his Unit! His last promotion was in February 1945! After a few years serving with various Luftwaffe Flak Units on the eastern front he was sent to Oslo with Flak act 781 and spent nearly two years with that unit.  But by far his most interesting unit is Festungs Pak Verband XXIV!   1.-15./Festungs-Pak-Verband XXIV (1 platoon with x4 – 8,8 cm Pak 43) They were first designed for the protection of the German/Polish town of Swinemünde! Armed with the formidable Flak 8.8cm! Lastly his unit would fight the Russian in the last Battle of Kolberg!   ‘’With the Soviet forces approaching in 1945, valuable equipment, most of the inhabitants, and tens of thousands of refugees from surrounding areas (about 70,000), as well as 40,000 German soldiers were evacuated from the besieged city by German naval forces in Operation Hannibal. Only about 2,000 soldiers were left on March 17 to cover the last sea transports.’’ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kolberg_(1945) http://diedeutschewehrmacht.eu/3%20pz%20a.htm He was issued some interesting items! Such as a three piece fork knife and spoon set! Also some tropical items, and a für jacket!  Interesting to note his little note inside the Soldbuch – ‘’For the defence of Swinemünde that Mr Brunner should not be told to do something else. His medals –  In 1941 he won the Flak badge with Flak reg 64 in the Balkans.  in 1939 he was awarded the ‘’Sudentanland Medal’’ medal for the ‘1st October 1938’ for the annexation of the Czech Republic. 1941 he won War Merit Cross with Swords 1943 – The Medal for the Fight Against Communism. See picture – Its a Romanian Award.  He also received a Führer Present in 1944.  An overall interesting Soldbuch, from a rare to find rank! And even rarer battles!  Condition – Carried from 1938 till 1945, and is only missing the back cover. ————————————————– BATTLE OF KOLBERG 1945 Footage/STORY! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_cWQb09JfU

 MARTIN HEINRICH – FJ Regiment KIA GERMANY! TWO ID PHOTOS!!!  A very interesting Soldbuch from a long serving Luftwaffe Soldier, he rose the ranks to NCO in 1944.  His first roles include a rather strange and interesting role in the Luftwaffe.  He was with Seefahrschule Der Luftwaffe on Rügen Island, he was a Coxswain.  They were sent out on rescue missions! He was was found to be fit for flying and fit for tropical service.  Towards the end of the war he was drafted into a new unit Falschrimjäger Regiment 7.  He was likely drafted into the regiment just before the unit was remade in Amersfoort in Holland.  He was unfortunately Killed in Action in Germany before the Unit surrendered. He was killed in the city of Essen in 1945.  See : Volksbund information.  Note – Two ID Pictures on both sides of the cover! Not often seen!  He received a Führer Present on 1943.  Many interesting entries including a long list of Luftwaffe Equipment including all sorts of flying gear etc.