Wehrpass & Organisation Todt grouping

[Soviet]

Is there any chance this to be true or it seems suspicious?

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[Eric JB]

Hi,

Don't like the uniformeagle, and don't think the uniform photo belongs to the group.
But from what I can see from the scan: the Wehrpass and the OTbook looks fine to me.
Cann't see what the dogtag says.
yours
Eric-Jan Bakker

[Soviet]

Thanks for your comments Eric. Is it usual to find the same picture like here on the Wehrpass & the Organisation Todt pass?

I have some doubt about why one is signed and the other at the same place is teared.

[Eric JB]

Thanks for your comments Eric. Is it usual to find the same picture like here on the Wehrpass & the Organisation Todt pass?

I have some doubt about why one is signed and the other at the same place is teared.

Hi,

Soviet ?,

I did have a look at militariaweb, for larger photos.
Nothing wrong with the pictures, always possible to find the same photos in two different booklets.
A small tear in a photo can happen, only a small part is lost from the photo, and only from the white part, not from the portraitphoto itself.
Signature can be placed on or under the photo, in the Todtbooklet his signature is on the same page, but a bit low under the photo.
Signatures in both the booklets are the same, and the same on the photo in the Wehrpass, so nothing wrong with the photos or the signature.
Photo in the Wehrpass is stamped by the Wehrmelde amt, the one in the Todtbooklet is stamped by Organisation Todt.

Hope all is clear for you now.

yours
Eric-Jan Bakker

[Soviet]

Thank you. I'm still learning about these every day.

[German_military]

Hello!

IMO there's nothing wrong with any of these items. The eagle looks heavilly worn, but original. The man on the bigger photo looks to me like the man on the Wehrpas and on the Dienstbuch. (look at the ears for example)


Ofcourse you'll only know it for sure, if you can check it for yourself.

I don't see these Or. Todt passes that often. Are they rare, or are it common dokuments?

Greetings,
Frank