it is missing the photo on the inside front but came with the formal wedding pic of the ss nco and his new bride! looks like he was at buchenwald, but any help in translating this would be appreciated, thanks for looking ,,mike
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IMO Picture and Soldbuch don't match and are not from the same man.
The man on the picture is a Rottenführer that has been awarded the eastern front medal, the Soldbuch is a late war (1944??) issue from a Pz.Grenadier. from the Feld ersatz batl. 2 from Das Reich.
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The Weimar-Buchenwald entry refers to the SS Kraftfahrzeug Ausbildungs und Ersatz Regiment that was stationed there in 1944.
It was the Motor Vehicle Training and Replacement Regiment .Comment
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Hello,
The ss lorry driving school was located on the ss complex "Buchenwald".
Buchenwald was more then a concentration camp alone, the barracks area was not only used by the KL-guard battalion but several other ss (replacement) units were quarterd there.
The soldier from this soldbuch was following a lorry driving course there, I might have paid kind of a tourist visit to the camp, the private ss zoo was situated right next to the KL's crematorium, only the KL's fence seperated the zoo from the KL; but he wasn't preforming guard duty in the KL (concentration camp).
The photo doesn't belong to the soldbuch.
A "used car dealers" trick to sell a soldbuch from which the picture has been removed, these examples are always undesirable.
Cheers,
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das reich soldbuch
here is page 2 and 3 as requestedComment
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wow he was born in my home area only 70km
far away
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nice book, but why de,nazify the runes inside the cover, and not the front? even without photo, i would happily pay 200eComment
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200 Euro? For a late-war, SS Soldbuch with the photo torn out, no awards, a miss-matched wedding photo that doesn't belong, all to a guy who served in only training and replacement units and most likely didn't see any combat?Originally posted by PHILBROWN View Post
Well, to each his own
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The main value is in the wedding picture
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watch it mate i just paid £600 for a cup and saucer a guy was selling ,he got it from youOriginally posted by Rob Johnson View Post200 Euro? For a late-war, SS Soldbuch with the photo torn out, no awards, a miss-matched wedding photo that doesn't belong, all to a guy who served in only training and replacement units and most likely didn't see any combat?
Well, to each his own
Rob
joke aside, what do you think its worth? over here any ss soldbuch brings up to 250-450 . also, i dont think they make them anymore
{real ones}
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