Soldbücher for Females??

[Rose Heppler]

Very Awesome Ian! Thanks for all the contributions guys. I know there aren't many out there, atleast it seems. So, thanks guys!

-Rose

[necker]

Two ID's of woman related to the economich part of Hermann Goring activities

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[Jochen1000]

And the verwendungsbücher for nurses must also not be forgotten ... not scarce but I quite like them anyway.

[Ian Jewison]

And the verwendungsbücher for nurses must also not be forgotten ... not scarce but I quite like them anyway.

Of course how could we forget those!!! I have 3 or 4 but the ones I try to look out for are those with awards:

/Ian

[Eric JB]

Hi Ian,

Thank you for showing your , Dienstbuch für Flakwaffenhelferinnen! it is a very rare booklet indeed.

Nice and interesting thread this Soldbücher for females one, thanks for starting it Rose.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan

[David Fettes]

my only offering, complete with her RAD pass.

[Ian Jewison]

This started of as Soldbücher for females so did not show all manner of passes, however here are few more to the same person:

Kennkarte
DRK Personalausweis

[JUNGCO]

Since we aren't forgeting the Verwendungsbuch, my favorite: a catholic Nun, with her home address being a Roman Catholic monestary in Aachen and with an award no less.

[Ian Jewison]

Also RAD Dienstausweis. Interestingly 7.10.1944 Arbeitsmaid Patzak attend a course for Flakwaffenhelferinnen.
Not sure where she was 20.2.1945-1.4.1945, however she was promoted to Sonderführerin on 1.4.1945!?!?

[Ian Jewison]

Out of interest here is Frau Patzak's Father, Mother and Brother.

/Ian

[Aisne1917]

Hello,

This subject make me remember I found long ago this dogtag for a women.



Never really took the time to search it :-( , it will be good occasion to start.

Aisne1917

[Rose Heppler]

Great items fellas! I originally started the thread as soldbucher, but there are so few that any document to a female is good enough to be posted There was a soldbuch for a female cook that was on militariarelics site, but alas it sold before I finally decided I wanted it.

I really like the NUN pass/ID. Having a medical background, I have a soft spot for the nurses/DRK booklets. I hope the thread keeps going. Awesome family history there Ian, the whole Patzak family was involved.

Nice dogtag! I don't want to stall this thread, but I have a question.. The Russians had females working in many capacities, some actively fighting along side men. For the Germans, were women only allowed Auxiliary services (cooks, administrative, secretaries, DRk)?

Lets keep it going guys! Eric, do you have any female items?

-Rose