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    Another Race and Resettlement wehrpass

    Nice wehrpass to an old WW1 veteren (any ideas on what was around his neck?)

    He was deployed with the Stabkomp b.Hoheren SS-u.Polizeifuhrer Ost ( Higher SS and Police Leader East) in Krakau and then Race and Resettlement he was awarded the KvK 2nd class with swords on the 30/1/1945

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            That is an interesting photo as I have never seen that done before. I was thinking maybe it is a crucifix but then if that was so objectionable (due to the Nazi's religious doctrine) then why use that picture at all? And I wonder why Pg 11 wasn't filled out when he was originally called up to serve in 1939?
            Is there anything on Page 24 that mentions why he didn't serve after 1939 until 1943?

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              Hi....No its blank but page 5 has a 1942 entry?

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                I'm sure someone somewhere must have a listing to help identify the lower signature on Pg 32.

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                  I took a chance..........and used a Q-tip











                  Looks like he was a bad boy
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                    Originally posted by leibregiment View Post
                    I took a chance..........and used a Q-tip
                    Looks like he was a bad boy
                    If I'm really quick maybe I can edit my post and say that it could be hiding a suspects number!

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                      He would be typical of many men of his age group that were called up for the action in Poland only, then discharged. These were trained soldiers of course from WWI.
                      If required some were recalled, some of course remained in the Wehrmacht and some went into whatever retirement the could according to the front!

                      /Ian
                      Photos/images copyright © Ian Jewison collection

                      Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1

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                        Originally posted by leibregiment View Post
                        I took a chance..........and used a Q-tip

                        Looks like he was a bad boy
                        Well, it's not his age as he was 40 when his Wehrpaß was drawn up!!

                        He would have been Landwehr I - Between 35 - 45 completed regular active service.

                        Also he was G.v.F. - Garnisonverwendungsfähig Feld - Fit for Garrison duty in the field


                        /Ian
                        Photos/images copyright © Ian Jewison collection

                        Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1

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                          Originally posted by hucks216 View Post
                          I'm sure someone somewhere must have a listing to help identify the lower signature on Pg 32.
                          That is SS Hauptsturmführer (later Sturmbannführer) Wilhelm Amend. Born 2.6.1893 in Boxberg, died 25.2.1946.

                          /Ian
                          Photos/images copyright © Ian Jewison collection

                          Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1

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                            Originally posted by Ian Jewison View Post
                            That is SS Hauptsturmführer (later Sturmbannführer) Wilhelm Amend. Born 2.6.1893 in Boxberg, died 25.2.1946.

                            /Ian
                            Actually I was referring to you

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                              Can you pls show what was his ID tag.
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