Wehrpass question

[Jeroen wo2]

Hallo Collectors,

Yesterday I've bought a very huge grouping from a Dutch Resistance Fighter.
Between all the documents and papers and items I've found these German Documents.
Is there anyone who can tell something about this German Soldier?
Is it something special or just a regular wehrpass.

Thank you very much!

Kind regards,

Jeroen.

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Other pass

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And a post war pass

[Hank C.]

Except for the fact the Fallschirmjaeger Rgt Hermann Goering entry looks fake (but may be good, just not 100% on it personally), it's a nice book. From my limited knowledge, looks like he was with some LW civil engineer units, may have become a pilot (not sure, I just see he was at Flugzeugfuhrerschule - Pilot's school - but he may have had ground duties there).

He was award the Sport Abzeichen & black wound badge.

EDIT - the other 2 booklets are his pre- & post-war training diplomas, one to become a painter (postwar) and the other a lathe (or other machine tool) operator (pre-war).

Hank

[Jeroen wo2]

Thank you Hank, i understand because the last FJ panzer HG looks new but at the page entlassung you can Also see the same regiment in the old writing.

[Hank C.]

Thank you Hank, i understand because the last FJ panzer HG looks new but at the page entlassung you can Also see the same regiment in the old writing.

Absolutely, noticed that too as I was having a second look - so may well be good! Others more knowledgeable than me may be able to verify it.



Still, a decent book to a full-war soldier.

Hank

[JUNGCO]

Well, he has 12.5.45 on the unit page (13) but was released on 2.4.45 (page 24). His wound badge was awarded 27.4.44 while he was with a Fliegerschule and had been serving there from 13.6.42.
Jeff

[Simon O.]

Looks like there was another entry under the HG one.