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WWII German Wehrmacht Soldbuch – Uffz Stadler – Dolmetscher – Breslau 1945 – Rare!
£241.00Stadler was issued his Soldbuch in Sept of 1939. Interestingly he had his surname Germanised! In between page 4 & 5 is a special entry for translators: „Im Felde nicht mehr benötigte Sprachmittler sind sofort dem Ersatztruppenteil mit Angabe der Sprache sowie einer kurzen Beurteilung zu überweisen.“ Translation: “Interpreters no longer needed in the field are to be transferred immediately to the replacement unit, with specification of the language and a brief evaluation.” He seems to have had an eventful unit shift as a Translator! It seems he took many different turns in various units how long he spent with each one is unknown. Interestingly, he seems to be in Breslau in 1945! Soldbücher to translators hardly ever come up! He was awarded the KVK!
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WWII German Luftwaffe Soldbuch – Hauptmann Mayer-Haupt – Two ID Photos! – Luftnachrichten-Regiment 30 – Tropical Uniform Issued – WWI Medal list!
£196.00Mayer-Haupt was issued his Soldbuch in July of 1940. Whilst serving as a Lieutenant he was serving with: Luftgau-Nachrichten-Regiment 17 Till 1943 Luftnachrichten-Regiment 110 Then till the end of the war with: Luftnachrichten-Regiment 30 The regiment was deployed in the Belgrade area. In April 1944, the 5th Company left the regiment and became the 2nd. He was issued a Full Tropical Uniform in 1943! His awards list is long for WW1! In WW2 he was given a Flak award for special service to the Flak units. Interesting Soldbuch with two photos added!
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WWII German Luftwaffe Wehrpass – Obgefr Zbikowski – 246th Volksgrenadier Division – Went Missing in Battle of Aachen 1944
£108.00Obgefr Zbikowski He went though some flight training and later some engineer training. But by late 1944, he was assigned to Luftwaffen-Festungs-Bataillon XIX With the same order, the designation also changed to Luftwaffe Fortress Battalion XIX. The battalion arrived in Stolberg on September 10, 1944, and subsequently moved on to Aachen. On September 30, 1944, the battalion was subordinated to the 246th Volksgrenadier Division.
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WWII German Wehrmacht Wehrpass – Obergefr Ehmcke – Grenadier Regiment 478 (Wounded in Operation Citadel) – Döberitz- Infanterie Schule/Berlin 1945
£122.00An interesting Wehrpass with a great battle calendar to a real veteran! Ehmcke served in: Infanterie Regiment 478 Grenadier Regiment 478 (258. Infanterie-Division) Operation Citadel (German: Unternehmen Zitadelle) He was badly wounded, with grenade fragments in the face, neck in the Operation. Grenadier Regiment 1149 It seems he only spent over a week with them before being moved again. Schießschule Döberitz – Berlin Shooting School of the Infantry in Döberitz Wehrmacht Base. Likely he was in the battle of Berlin, as many of the units at Döberitz where sent into the defence sectors. He was trained on the Panzerfaust and Panzerschreck! Awards: Infantry Assault Badge, Eastern Front Medal, Silver Wounds Badge Unknown what happened to him, his Wehrpass was never closed and he does not come up on the KIA lists.
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