hallo colector frinds
I have this nice urkunde for some time but I dont know for what is this one,
thanks for help
I have this nice urkunde for some time but I dont know for what is this one,
thanks for help
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Last edited by besslein; 03-20-2007, 07:04 PM. -
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Hello,
This is a non-official homemade document.
They were made for lots of occasions: from being inside the artic-circle till a congratulations card for a RK.
This example is made just as a reminder that the one that recieved it was present in the winter 42/43 in St Petersburg.
If this one is original all depends on the autograhe on the document if that signature is real the document w'll be also.
Cheers,
PeterComment
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well I think you are wrong,this document is not so uncomon,I have see some from this,this was never hand signed.
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and is not home made
please if you dont know what is this.please dont post.-with your fake paranoiaComment
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Homemade can also be print.
This is not an award document.
Or was there an offical medal for being present in the winter infront of St Petersburg 42/43?
And I'am not claiming it is fake. Where did I mention in my repley that it was fake?
And if you know what it is already, what do you want? A valuation to put it on the estand perhaps?
PLast edited by peter u; 03-13-2007, 01:25 PM.Comment
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Many years ago I saw it in a book and found it interesting, because I am a big Heeresgruppe Nord fan. Good to see it in a collection of our forum members, thank you for sharing.Comment
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Dude, I know peter u doesn't need my help to defend himself, but if you post here, and ask for opinions, you're going to get them. You don't have to like the opinion, but you shouldn't take this kind of attitude.Originally posted by besslein View Postand is not home made
please if you dont know what is this.please dont post.-with your fake paranoia
Grow up.
HankUnless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
~ Dan Hampton, Viper PilotComment
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It's Peterburg not St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg was called Leningrad during this period. Please don't be offended.
JeffComment
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excactly.why is it written petersburg if at the time it was leningrad???Comment
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At least the motif seems to have been made by the famous norwegian drawer CRANNER, by the way also a member of Den norske Legion (Freiw. Legion Norwegen).Comment
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The Russian did not like the German sounding name of St-Petersburg, and I guess that it was a good enough reason for the German to use it .Originally posted by lelez View Post
http://www.cityvision2000.com/history/petrograd.htm
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