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Huh guys, thats good news at the end,
I feel much better now, I will call the guy....and hope god he still have them.
I think the price i have to pay is worth a laugh at other ends of the world.
Many thanks to all, Jens
BTW, if i get it at the end, it may become availible at the estand some time.Comment
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I have no problems with these documents either. Let me explain something - I know some original documents from a Dutch volunteer who enlisted in the Dutch Legion in 1941. He served in Russia and was awarded with the so-called 'frozen meat medal'. The document he received for this award was dated 1942 while it was stamped and signed by an officer from the 48th regiment "General Seyffardt", which was only formed in the summer of 1943. This means that the document was antidated, and I have seen this happening with several other documents as well. When the date of the award does not correspond with the rank of the signing officer at that time, then it doesn't mean that the document is not legit.
With all the best,
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