Demjansk document

[Mike TM]

I would like opinions about this Demjansk doc.
Thanks
Mike

[PZIV]

I have never seen this kind of document. I'm not sure though.

[Hank C.]

Right date, right signature, appears good from this picture.

best
Hank

[Mike TM]

Right date, right signature, appears good from this picture.

best
Hank

Thanks for opinions
Mike

[Simon O.]

for some reason the scan or seller has left off the bottom of the doc which includes the signature of an oberleutnant that was signing on behalf of the general (who's sig is stamped). This doc style is consistent with those awarded to the 30 ID.



Mansal

I know you're keen and trying to be helpful but the fact is you should be watching and learning rather than giving opinions on something you know nothing about.

[markus]

Demjansk

I agree with Simon, the doc looks fine to me and is the type having been awarded to the 30. ID.

My grandpa was an Uffz. in -Nachrichtenzug- I.R. 6, part of the 30th Inf. Division from Poland through the Western Campaign until the battles in Kurland.

[Mike TM]

for some reason the scan or seller has left off the bottom of the doc which includes the signature of an oberleutnant that was signing on behalf of the general (who's sig is stamped). This doc style is consistent with those awarded to the 30 ID.



Mansal

I know you're keen and trying to be helpful but the fact is you should be watching and learning rather than giving opinions on something you know nothing about.

Hello Simon, I have cut the photo (not the seller) for the limit measures. Do you want to see the signature?
Mike

[Simon O.]

No i'm sure it's fine.