your opinions please guys, pow details on a cert, no date though, is the tag and slip ok? thank you
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Hi Phil. "Unterscharfuhrer" is not a German Word.... If a German had typewritten it, it would be "Unterscharführer", or "Unterscharfuehrer".... Otherwise, the general mention "Götz von Berlichingen" makes no Sense....the "small unit is always written first, before any general Division Name. Concerning the "_", well, no comments....
I have also a very bad Feeling concerning this Dog Tag. Tomorrow I will have a Look in the Dog-Tag lists I have made for Years concerning the GvB, most of all with official documents and in relations with the Veteran Association. I would have loved to give you better News.... but "that's Life".
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Had to agree with 708.V.G.D..
I don´t like the stamp on the "SS . Registrierung" sheet. Why it says "Landpolizei Niederbayern -unreadable- "and "Bezirksinspektion Neustadt a. d. W.[= Neustadt an der Weinstraße" when the paper states "Neustadt W.N. [= Neustadt an der Waldnaab]"? This last city is not part of Lower Bavaria, it lays in Upper Palatinate.
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Originally posted by history1 View PostHad to agree with 708.V.G.D..
I don´t like the stamp on the "SS . Registrierung" sheet. Why it says "Landpolizei Niederbayern -unreadable- "and "Bezirksinspektion Neustadt a. d. W.[= Neustadt an der Weinstraße" when the paper states "Neustadt W.N. [= Neustadt an der Waldnaab]"? This last city is not part of Lower Bavaria, it lays in Upper Palatinate.
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Originally posted by Frontalschaden View PostHello
At the first look, dogtag could be an original.
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So no one is able to ID the corpse (e.g. when burried) or who do inform when used by the grave officer because he wouldn´t know who died.
Or is that a wrong conclusion?
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Originally posted by PHILBROWN View Postcould it of been passed there to stamp, clutching at straws?
Worth a look:
The city on the paper:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neustadt_an_der_Waldnaab
Neustadt an der Weinstraße (even not in Bavaria!):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neustad...einstra%C3%9Fe
Take a look at the cities with the name "Neustadt" in Germany:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neustadt#Deutschland
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Originally posted by history1 View PostI´m not familiar with dog tags so please explain why the number "853" (the soldiers ID!) is missing in the upper part?
So no one is able to ID the corpse (e.g. when burried) or who do inform when used by the grave officer because he wouldn´t know who died.
Or is that a wrong conclusion?
there is one ,its obscured by the cord
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