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    hi everybody! i found an old deutches reich vorlaufiger fremdenpass but i don't know the meaning of some words in it.. the words are -der passinhaber besitzt nicht die deutsche reichsangehorigkeit- after this words there are others words add with ink,the words are- ist bestlaubtener( or something like that) krieggefangener-

    can you help me with the translation? in your opinion what is this pass for? thak you everybody

    #2
    Could it be "beurlaubter Kriegsgefangener" ?

    Der Passinhaber besitzt nicht die Deutsche Reichsngehörigkeit - the owner of the passport is not a German citizen (citizen of the Deutsche Reich)


    Gerdan

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      #3
      They were a sort of passport often given to foreign people deported to the Reich.
      Which nationality the owner of the pass was?
      Italian?
      From which city?

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        #4
        Here I found an other example for an Italien former POW who got a "Vorläufiger Fremdenpass" in Germany.

        Sorry, the text is written in German but may help you:

        http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...=www.google.de

        Gerdan

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          #5
          thank you very much gerdan! i read your text,it's quite interesting(a friend of mine help me to traduce it) and yes the word was beurlaubter

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            #6
            yes t.k the owner of the passport was italian the city is Camposanto province of Modena northern Italy

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              #7
              Originally posted by sally View Post
              yes t.k the owner of the passport was italian the city is Camposanto province of Modena northern Italy
              Thanks.
              Very likely an Italian worker in Germany or a suspect partisan deported.

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                #8
                Originally posted by T.K. View Post
                Thanks.
                Very likely an Italian worker in Germany or a suspect partisan deported.

                ont he first page there are some words - ist beurlaubter krieg gefangener- so it was captured by germans, it could also be a normal soldier of italian army captured what do you think? because i don't know ho to explain this words
                if he was a normal deported worker they wouldnt write krieg gefangener( prisoner of war)

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