SS Deutschland document and Wehrpass

[kenny andrew]

I'm looking for some help translating this Werhpass , inside the Wehrpass I found a document for the black wounds badge to SS Standarten-Junker Adolf Heinz.

According to page 5 he was inducted for active service in 1943 yet the date of the wounds badge document is 1940? What could be the reason for this? the SS document , DRL sports badge document and Werhpass are all named to Adolf Heinz.

The Wehrpass seems to have no mention of the SS inside and seems to only mention WW1 service and awards. For some reason the page with his photo has been torn out.

Could he have been transferred from the SS into the army in 1943 and if so why is there no mention of this in the Wehrpass? or do you think this document perhaps belonged to his son who had the same name?

any help would be appreciated

[kenny andrew]

DRL document and Werhpass, torn front page.

[kenny andrew]

induction and Imperial service

[kenny andrew]

only trained to use a luger? list of imperial awards

[kenny andrew]

Imperial awards listed again, any help would be appreciated and further information on the contents of the Wehrpass and SS document.

thanks Kenny

[JUNGCO]

They are probably father (Wehrpass) and son (wound document).
Jeff

[peterm]

They are probably father (Wehrpass) and son (wound document).
Jeff

That's my opinion too.

Kind regards, Peter

[kenny andrew]

Thanks guys, that's what I thought too, but just wanted to double check,

Thanks again

Kenny

[waffen-Moni]

Ustuf. Adolf Heinz

I'm looking for some help translating this Werhpass , inside the Wehrpass I found a document for the black wounds badge to SS Standarten-Junker Adolf Heinz.

According to page 5 he was inducted for active service in 1943 yet the date of the wounds badge document is 1940? What could be the reason for this? the SS document , DRL sports badge document and Werhpass are all named to Adolf Heinz.

The Wehrpass seems to have no mention of the SS inside and seems to only mention WW1 service and awards. For some reason the page with his photo has been torn out.

Could he have been transferred from the SS into the army in 1943 and if so why is there no mention of this in the Wehrpass? or do you think this document perhaps belonged to his son who had the same name?

any help would be appreciated

You got mixed up with 2 different Adolf Heinz.

The SS one is
Adolf Heinz
B:14.3.20 Ulm,Donau
DOW 2.8.41 grave:Rovaniemi-Norvajaervi
WIA 31.7.41 Finland
Ustuf. 4./SS-Art.Rgt.6 8.41
Ustuf. SS-Art.Ers.Rgt 4.41
SOJ. J.Sch.Braunschweig 1.41
Uscha. 4./SS-PGR.3 D 6.40
EKII: WB:25.9.40
SS:400084 Ustuf:20.4.41

[Gerdan]

The owner of the Wehrpass was from 1913 - 1918 on bord of a ship/boat - ("(Bord)".

His civilian profession was locksmith and locomotive / engine driver and he was

" Marine Landsturm I A" (page 5). So it seems he was a navy soldier - far away from any SS unit.

Gerdan

[kenny andrew]

Thanks for the further information guys